Donald Trump Goes Viral for Seemingly Wearing His Pants Backwards

the report examined 275 documentary programmes between April 26 and May 21 last year, after numerous broadcasters like the BBC and Sky made pledges to increase their diversity on-and-off screen following the death of George Floyd.The report found that race and racism were the leading topics when a documentary featured a Black person, followed by crime in second and music in third.“The representation of Black people is not varied or nuanced enough,” the report reads.Black professionals working on the documentaries also expressed concern that the commissioning of “Black programming” is still mostly seen through the interests of white commissioners. They believe the issue is compounded by a lack of career progression among Black media workers to positions of editorial control and commissioning power.The report also states Black documentary filmmakers often have to push back against stereotypical representations of Black people on projects, and that Black voices are often pigeon-holed into talking about race.Black production company owners were also not given the same opportunities as non-Black production company owners, the research found.Maxine Watson, executive producer and former BBC commissioner, who contributed her thoughts on Black representation in the industry, said: “When TV talks about a ‘broad audience’ they are really talking about the broad white audience.

Every Time I Die’s break up at a solo show in London.The band underwent a messy split in January, following a public spat between frontman Buckley and the band’s other four members.During the show on Monday (February 7), Buckley addressed the split saying “it is not the end of anything: I can’t even say what the state of the band is right now.”He continued (via Metal Hammer): “I don’t know what the future holds, but I know that, right now, this is exactly where I fucking want to be, and I’m very thankful to be here.”“I think that it’s an objective fact that Every Time I Die existed for longer than most bands, so there was something in that formula that was alchemic, that was completely singular to us. And I think it was the rivalry… I think it was just those two forces constantly battling which kept pushing the band along.

The music icons of our day love to push boundaries and challenge the public – with their sound, their style, and of course, their controversial music videos.

Caitlyn Jenner spent the better part of her appearance on “The View” dodging questions about Donald Trump.

Caitlyn Jenner, running for governor in California’s expected recall election, once again took to a national platform to promote her campaign, when she appeared on ABC’s The View.

Caitlyn Jenner‘s appeared on the June 10 episode of The View to discuss her political ambitions. During her segment on the show, the co-hosts questioned Caitlyn about her surprising run for the 2021 gubernatorial recall election against current Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom. But when pressed by Joy Behar about whether she thought former President Donald Trump won the 2020 election, Caitlyn completely deflected.

The Justice Department under President Donald Trump obtained a gag order that kept top CNN executives from disclosing the government’s pursuit of reporter Barbara Starr email and other records as part of an apparent leak investigation.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPresident Biden officially revoked Donald Trump’s orders last year that sought to ban TikTok and other Chinese-owned apps, over supposed national security concerns.On Wednesday, the White House announced that Biden signed an executive order revoking then-President Trump’s August 2020 order instructing Chinese internet giant ByteDance to sell TikTok to U.S. entities under the threat of TikTok’s shutdown in the U.S., and another targeting WeChat that barred any U.S.

White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said that they were not made aware of the Justice Department’s move to substitute itself in a case defending Donald Trump in a defamation lawsuit.

A new Senate report concludes that the intelligence community failed to failed to “properly analyze, assess and disseminate information” to law enforcement about the potential for violence at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

told Chris Cuomo. “Really, that’s the only calculation he makes ever.”Discussing a potential scenario in which an investigation targeted Trump’s children, Cuomo asked whether that would “change his disposition.”“Would he take one for his kids?” Cuomo asked.“No, he wouldn’t,” replied Mary Trump, the author of the tell-all Donald Trump biography published last year that delivered a scathing portrait of the then-president.

It’s been a while, but late-night TV hosts were back to poking fun at Donald Trump Monday night.

Former President Donald Trump will go on a tour with Bill O’Reilly to talk about his presidency, with a series of paid ticketed events planned for December in Florida and Texas.

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The ladies of The View had a little something to say about Donald Trump’s appearance at a rally in North Carolina on June 5. The former president appeared like he may have been wearing his trousers backwards, and the fabric was completely wrinkled. During the June 7 episode of The View, Whoopi Goldberg asked Joy Behar if she was as “disturbed” by the look as much of the public was over the weekend.

wrote. “Look close and tell me I’m wrong.”For reference, here is the moment.Others are noting this, but it can't be shared enough: Donald Trump gave his big speech today with his pants on backwards.

wrote. “Look close and tell me I’m wrong.”For reference, here is the moment.Others are noting this, but it can't be shared enough: Donald Trump gave his big speech today with his pants on backwards.

recitation, completely straight-faced: “Wasting away again in Mar-a-Lagoville, looking for that next election to assault. Some people claim that there is an orange man to blame, but I know, it’s my own damn fault.”The “Mar-a-Lagoville” gag came toward the end of a six-minute segment in which Acosta mocked Trump supporters for their campaign to overturn the 2020 election and the false claim that Trump will somehow reclaim the White House by August.

Former President Donald Trump gave a long, rally like speech to the North Carolina Republican Party on Saturday, and while much of it played out like an extended version of his greatest hits, he also addressed Facebook’s decision to suspend his account for another two years before their decision is reassessed.

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Donald Trump has been banned from Facebook for two years after ‘praising’ rioters during the scenes of violence at the Capitol in January. Bosses at the social media platform said that any accounts linked to the former US President will be suspended from the date of his initial suspension on January 7.

blog post. Trump’s suspension will lift on January 7, 2023 — but Clegg said that is also dependent on a few factors.

Donald Trump has been banned from two social media sites, Instagram and Facebook, for a total of two years.

Facebook said on Friday that Donald Trump would be suspended until at least January 7, 2023, concluding that the former president’s actions warranted “the highest penalty available under the new enforcement protocols.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook said Friday that Donald Trump’s accounts with the social giant will be suspended for two years — until January 2023 — and will only be reinstated “if conditions permit.”The company’s announcement comes after the independent Facebook Oversight Board upheld the company’s suspension of the ex-U.S. president after Trump praises people engaged in violence at the U.S.

broke down the campaign announcement pretty succinctly: “Bush’s campaign video does not mention his father, the former governor of Florida. Nor his uncle, the 43rd president of the United States.

said in a speech that he agrees to disagree with Donald Trump about the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

The Republican National Committee is threatening to boycott the next general election presidential debates, even though the next matchup of the nominees won’t take place for more than three years.

just launched in early May. But Trump senior aide Jason Miller told CNBC on Wednesday the site “will not be returning,” adding it was “just auxiliary to the broader efforts we have and are working on.” The site was billed as a “new beacon of freedom” when it launched last month, offering the ex-commander-in-chief a “place to speak freely and safely,” according to a 30-second video that greeted fans.

by Common Cause, the FEC ruled that American Media Inc., which rebranded as A360 Media in 2020, violated the Federal Elections Act.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVEven before he was a polarizing politician and incendiary social media user, Donald Trump was much talked about — often for his hair. His thinning comb-over was an infamous look for decades before hair stylist Orla Carroll needed to replicate it on actor Brendan Gleeson for Showtime’s “The Comey Rule.” In doing so, both Carroll and Gleeson felt it was imperative not to overdo it so that the character became a caricature.“There was a certain amount of artifice involved: You’re dealing with makeup that looks like makeup in real life, and you’re dealing with hair that looks like it has been processed to a massive degree in real life,” Gleeson says.

Tiffany Trump and her fiancé Michael Boulos were seen on Saturday night watching a soccer game in Florida, featuring home team the Miami CF against D.C. United. The 27-year-old fourth child of former President Donald Trump wore a white, sleeveless mini dress and carried a pink Gucci bag. Tiffany posed with a pal as photos were snapped.