Donald May

Donald Trump may be making headlines but the billionaire Romney needs on his side is casino mogul, Sheldon Adelson, the most generous donor in the 2012 campaign. Lawrence O'Donnell, Tim Dickinson and Karen Finney discuss the billionaire mega-donors.

Mitt Romney may have difficulties on the campaign trail because of his connections to birther Donald Trump. NY1's Errol Louis and Lehigh University professor James Peterson join Ed Schultz to talk about the issue.

Donald Trump may be making headlines but the billionaire Romney needs on his side is casino mogul, Sheldon Adelson, the most generous donor in the 2012 campaign. Lawrence O'Donnell, Tim Dickinson and Karen Finney discuss the billionaire mega-donors.

May 29: On Tuesday, Mitt Romney s campaign message was overshadowed by Donald Trump stoking the fires of the birther conspiracy. NBC s Peter Alexander reports.

Rachel Maddow reports on Mitt Romney's primary victory in Texas, likely securing him the GOP nomination, and notes that the candidate chose to mark the occasion with an event with Birther conspiracist Donald Trump, a decision history may not record in a positive light.

Donald Trump may be making the headlines but the billionaire Romney really needs on his side is casino mogul, Sheldon Adelson, the most generous donor in the 2012 campaign. MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, the Rolling Stone's Tim Dickinson and former DNC communications director Karen Finney discuss the billionaire mega-donors behind the Romney campaign.

May 27: Campaigning with Donald Trump could be a double-edged sword for candidate Mitt Romney as the real estate mogul continues to question whether President Obama was born in the U.S. NBC s Mike Viqueira reports

Mitt Romney may have difficulties on the campaign trail because of his connections to birther Donald Trump. NY1's Errol Louis and Lehigh University professor James Peterson join Ed Schultz to talk about the issue.

Senator John McCain and Cardinal Donald Wuerl

Footballer Donald Driver wins final of DWTS ; Singer Kanye West leads the way for the BET Awards nominations ; Johnny Depp has been made honorary member of the Comanche tribe. (May 23)

Donald Driver revealed to ET that he may be interested in acting sometime. The newly crowned "DWTS" winner elaborated on what genre of acting he would be interested in. Donald Driver was granted the Mirrorball Trophy Tuesday night on Dancing with the Stars, and while the 37-year-old football veteran has a few years left on the field, he revealed to ET on Monday that he may be interested in acting sometime. The newly crowned winner elaborated on what genre of acting he would be interested in. VIDEO: Donald Driver Reveals Interest in Acting When prompted about his genre of choice, Driver took a moment to ponder on it and then concluded, "Thriller, 'cause I like scary movies. Maybe something where I'm killing people," he said with a smile. "Maybe I'm the killer."

With "Dancing with the Stars" nearing its end, football veteran Donald Driver hinted that he may pursue an acting career after his football career is finished. Dancing with the Stars is wrapping up its fourteenth season tonight, and while the remaining three contestants are adamantly pursuing the Mirrorball Trophy, ET inquired about what was next for them after the show's conclusion. Football veteran Donald Driver hinted that he may pursue an acting career after his football career is finished. RECAP: 'DWTS' Finals Award Perfect Scores All Around "Whatever the Lord has for me--I'm going to follow that road," Driver said about his future career plans. "If it's acting or whatever comes up, then I'm going to follow. I would love to act. I would love to even be a commentator, but it depends on what comes up."