Karl Rove

Birth Name:

Karl Christian Rove

Birth Place:

Denver, Colorado, United States

Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy

VIDEO: Anne Hathaway Channels Homeland's Carrie Mathison, Stefon on SNL

For her third time hosting Saturday Night Live, Anne Hathaway not only showed off her killer pipes, but also her infamous knack for impressions. In her opening monologue, the Oscar nominee sang her heart out on a spoof of one of the classic songs from her upcoming film, Les Miserables, "One More Day." However, it wasn't her impressive voice that caught our eye, but her blink-and-you-missed-it Stefon impression...

Sun, Nov 11, 2012

VIDEO: Anne Hathaway Channels Homeland's Carrie Mathison, Stefon on SNL

Top Moments: Karl Rove Can't Handle the Truth and The Walking Dead's Double Deaths

Our top moments of the week: 15. Impeccable Timing Award: After what host Jeff Probst calls the most "complicated" and "entertaining" Tribal Council ever, former MLB player Jeff Kent is voted off Survivor: Philippines, a result of him betraying his alliance. But even more surprising than Jeff's ouster is his hilariously timely rant afterward, during which he points out that the show's $1 million prize is really only "600 grand after Obama takes it." It's all the more funny since the show was filmed earlier this year and his elimination just happened to air the day after Barack Obama's re-election. 14. Laziest Rip-Off: Ted proposes to Victoria on How I Met Your Mother after she...

Fri, Nov 9, 2012

Top Moments: Karl Rove Can't Handle the Truth and The Walking Dead's Double Deaths

VIDEO: Karl Rove Questions Fox News' Decision to Call Election for Obama

Even after Fox News called the presidential election for Barack Obama, one man was still holding out for a Mitt Romney win. Karl Rove didn't hesitate to butt heads with the network on camera, rejecting Obama's projected win of Ohio and thus the election.

Wed, Nov 7, 2012

VIDEO: Karl Rove Questions Fox News' Decision to Call Election for Obama

Clint Eastwood: Chrysler Commercial Doesn't Mean I'm an Obama Supporter

Clint Eastwood is making it known that his Chrysler Super Bowl commercial does not mean he's a supporter of President Barack Obama. "I am certainly not politically affiliated with Mr. Obama," Eastwood told Fox News Channel in a statement. "It was meant to be a message just about job growth and the spirit of America. I think all politicians will agree with it. I thought the spirit was OK."

Tue, Feb 7, 2012