Glenn Beck

Over the past week, several women have come forward alleging that they were sexually assaulted by legendary comedian Bill Cosby.

Cosby has denied the allegations through his attorney, and none of the cases have gone to court yet, but the 77-year-old has suffered significant fallout from the scandal nonetheless.

Conservative media personality Glenn Beck says that if A&E cancels Duck Dynasty, which some believe is inevitable, he'll bring it to his network The Blaze.

The hit reality show getting axed would've seemed unthinkable only 48 hours ago, but Phil Robertson’s suspension made it a very real possibility.

Glenn Beck accepted a First Amendment award from Talkers magazine last night - but the former Fox News host gave a speech that was more conciliatory than celebratory.

Who would've guessed the NRA using the Boston bombing to rail against gun control would be the second most controversial thing to come out of its annual convention.

Glenn Beck fired up the group's Houston gathering this weekend with his attacks on New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg ... who he likened to Hitler.

Glenn Beck sparked controversy this week by alleging a conspiracy and cover up may have taken place regarding the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings.

His Boston Marathon bombing conspiracy does not suggest the whole thing was staged by actors (some believe this), but rests upon this belief:

Glenn Beck's biggest nightmare has come true.

The former Fox News host blasted MSNBC on his radio show yesterday, taking the network to task for a promo that features Melissa Harris-Perry telling viewers that "kids belong to whole communities," not just their parents.

Ding! Ding! Will Glenn Beck soon appear in the WWE squared circle?

On his TheBlaze TV show Thursday, the conservative commentator slammed the wrestling organization due to its portrayal of Zeb Colter, an overly patriotic grappler who Beck feels is "demonizing" the Tea Party.

Glenn Beck Tweeted earlier this week, "Before Al-Jazeera bought Current TV, TheBlaze looked into buying it but we were rejected by progressive owners."

Amazingly, this is 100 percent true.

Glenn Beck, right-wing political pundit and artiste extraordinaire, placed a small figurine of President Barack Obama statue in a jar of urine on his Web show Tuesday.

He did so to make a point about artist Michael D'Antuono's First Amendment right to hang a painting depicting Obama as Jesus Christ. Beck's counter-statue:

Glenn Beck gave a speech on Friday at the Faith & Freedom Coalition conference and made two very simple points: Glee is destroying America; and he knows how to fix it.

The former Fox News anchor told attendees that he and his wife watched a recent episode of the Fox hit and could not believe it dared to address topics such as homosexuality and bullying.

Glenn Beck signed off from Fox News last night in a more Glenn Beckian way.

The controversial host, who went off on New Yorkers earlier this week and premiered on the network the day prior to Barack Obama's inauguration, addressed the reasons for his departure.

Glenn Beck and his family attended a screening of Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps in Bryant Park on Monday night, but the host explained on his radio show today that he was greeted with anything but a warm welcome.

"It was a hostile situation," he said, detailing how wife Tanya had wine "intentionally kicked on her back" and how a man pointed at Tanya and Beck's daughter and screamed: "We hate conservatives here!"

Creating a Groupon competitor seems like a strange move for a fiery TV and radio commentator, but Fox News' Glenn Beck is nothing if not strange.

The conservative may still have a few months before he leaves his talk show, but he’s already prepping for his next venture: a daily deals website.

Safe to say Meghan McCain is not Glenn Beck's type.

The Fox News host mocked her recent skin cancer PSA for the Style network and even pretended to vomit when her name was mentioned. Classy.

Commentators everywhere keep on lambasting Glee, and not because of stunt casting or inconsistent writing. The show's latest high-profile critic? Glenn Beck.

On Friday, the Fox News host gave the show this "compliment" ...

Controversial Fox News personality Glenn Beck has announced he will "transition off his daily program" on the network at an undetermined point later this year.

He will instead focus on developing other projects for the network.

Due to his jokes regarding the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan, Gilbert Gottfried was fired as the Aflac duck and has issued an apology via Twitter.

This begs the question: will Glenn Beck face similar consequences for his remarks on the subject?

Glenn Beck might make Michael Lohan look like a mentally stable individual, but the Fox News host at least understands good public relations.

The conservative commentator made his first statement regarding Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity this week, likely aware that any negative sentiments would run counter his platform of freedom in America.

Held on the anniversary of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech and mocked by Jon Stewart as a "I Have a Scheme" event, Glenn Beck kicked off his Restoring Honor rally this morning at the Lincoln Memorial.

Pictured below during his opening remarks, the Fox News host said: "We are humbled that you are here... America today begins to turn back to God."

This just in: Jon Stewart is not a fan of Glenn Beck.

On The Daily Show last night, Stewart tore apart the Fox News host and his planned rally in D.C. tomorrow. In the following video, the comedian labels the event Beck's "I Have a Scheme" speech. Even the harshest Stewart critic must admit: that's a darn funny pun.

Glenn Beck and his minions will converge on Washington D.C. this Saturday.

The event, titled "The Restoring Honor Rally," will take place at the Lincoln Memorial and its goal - according to the event's website - is to "celebrate America by honoring our heroes." Simple and harmless enough, right?