June 19, 2018 / 12:45 AM
June 19, 2018 / 12:45 AM
Music Times > Donald Trump
Eminem and new Def Jam CEO Paul Rosenberg speak up on their long history together, Donald Trump, and their recent accomplishments and controversies. The duo share the cover of Billboard and sit down for a candid interview.
Oprah Winfrey said that she is not running for U.S. President in 2020 because she is not interested. The former talk show host added that she does not have the DNA to become president.
New York’s Guggenheim museum has offered Donald Trump a golden toilet to put inside the White House, as the van Gogh painting he requested is not available. The installation, called ‘America,’ is ready for pickup if Trump wants it.
Roger Stone wants Hulk Hogan to reconsider his decision not to run for the Senate in 2018. He pointed out that the former WWE champ clearly left the door open for him to enter into politics.
Legendary late-night host Conan O'Brien took aim at Donald Trump on Twitter. O'Brien tweeted that he's visiting Haiti in wake of the President's description of it as a "s***hole country."
Echoing last year's animated movie 'The Boss Baby,' Robert De Niro took aim at President Trump while introducing Meryl Streep at an awards show. He even coined a new nickname for the President as he ranted about the resident 'Baby-In-Chief.'
Jenna Fischer wrote a lengthy apology letter after Twitter users corrected her tweet about the recently passed GOP tax bill. The former 'The Office' star admitted her mistake and deleted her original tweet.
Prince Harry who is set to wed his actress-fiancée, Meghan Markle, cannot invite one of his friends in fear that it might create conflict. The participation of the former first family might anger current president, Donald Trump.
A teaser for Dave Chappelle’s third comedy special on Netflix just premiered, featuring him talking about a particular subset of white voters in the 2016 presidential election. 'Dave Chappelle: Equanimity' comes out Dec. 31.
Tom Hanks said he would not go to the White House, even if invited, for a special screening of his new film 'The Post.' He said his personal choice reflects his opinion.
Donald Trump's recent attacks toward NFL players who kneel during the "Star-Spangled Banner" has caused a massive backlash from both the sports and music industries. Stevie Wonder, among other musicians, has shown their support by taking a knee ...
With the release of the opening credits of the "American Horror Story:Cult" opening credits and trailer, it is safe to say that the new season will be related to the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
Joey Bada$$ delivers a poignant message against Donald Trump, inquality, racism and the criminal justice system.
It is going to be perfect though.
Vic Mensa, Jack Black, Jackson Browne and the Los Angeles Freedom Choir will also perform at the show this Friday.
