Donald Trump, Cher
Donald Trump has opened his mouth again — and this time he's going after Cher.
Donald Trump: Rosie O'Donnell is a failure
The real estate mogul slammed the singer on Fox News Monday, calling her lonely and miserable, when he called in to Greta Van Susteren's show to talk about the President Barack Obama's campaign ad that calls Mitt Romney a "job destroyer" for his involvement with Bain Capital. (You can watch the ad here.)
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Mitt Romney
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has one simple requirement for a possible Saturday Night Live appearance: It has to make him laugh.
In an interview on ABC's World News Tonight, the former Massachusetts governor said he was considering...
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Super Tuesday is here!
TVGuide.com has compiled a handy guide to the networks' primary election night coverage, where you'll find out which of the four remaining Republican presidential candidates — Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul or Newt Gingrich -- comes out on top. Check out where to tune in on Super Tuesday:
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Michelle Obama and Jay Leno
On The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Michelle Obama said that while her husband's singing performance during a recent fundraiser was "completely spontaneous" ("I didn't even hear about it until it got on YouTube"), he does sing to her all the time.
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Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney said Monday he would consider pulling a TV campaign ad produced completely from old NBC Nightly News footage after the ad caused outrage from the network and its former evening news anchor, Tom Brokaw.
The commercial features a 1997 segment of NBC Nightly News in which Brokaw announced the House Ethics Committee's decision to penalize then-Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich — now one of Romney's top competitors for the...
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Stephen Colbert
While some are up in arms about Mitt Romney's declaration, "I like firing people," Stephen Colbert is "defending" the leading Republican presidential candidate. On Tuesday's The Colbert Report, he explains (with the help of a turntable) that he thinks Romney's words were "taken out of context" — which Romney would never do, of course.
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Barack Obama, Jay Leno
Before saying goodbye to Hollywood and heading to San Francisco, President Barack Obama swung by The Tonight Show Tuesday for his fourth appearance as Commander in Chief. Obama opened up about everything from recent headlines, including Moammar Gadhafi's death, to Halloween at the White House. Check out the highlights:
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President Barack Obama
Sure, the sparring between Rick Perry and Mitt Romney in the latest televised Republican debate is making headlines. But the big political news? President Barack Obama's teleprompter was stolen!
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Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Mitt Romney
Of all the topics discussed during the Republican presidential debate, a series of "This or That?" questions touched on TV preferences.
Moderated by John King, CNN's chief national correspondent, the New Hampshire debate Monday night covered such subjects as "Leno or O'Brien?"
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Mitt Romney
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney threw his hat into the ring for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reports.
As part of his formal announcement at Bittersweet Farm in Stratham, N.H., Romney set himself up as the solution to America's economic woes and took a few jabs at President Obama in the process.
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