There’s little more irritating than sort-of-sexy legal zaddy Michael Avenatti, who’s currently representing Stormy Daniels, skirting around the issue of whether or not a scandalous $1.6 million in hush money—negotiated by Michael Cohen and paid to a pregnant Playboy model seeking an abortion in exchange for her…
A lawyer representing Michael Cohen revealed that Cohen’s mysterious third client, following Donald Trump and RNC deputy finance chairman Elliott Broidy, is pugnacious vole and MAGA propagandist Sean Hannity.
For nearly a week now, Jimmy Kimmel has been embroiled in a feud with talking Angry Bird Sean Hannity, following the above bit on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday in which Kimmel mocked Melania Trump’s accent. Hannity declared Kimmel is a “racist,” pervert,” and an “ass clown,”and Kimmel made fun of Hannity for treating…
Culminating the day’s whirlwind shitstorm which ensued after Donald Trump Jr. tweeted the email chain in which he agreed to a meeting with a Russian lawyer to discuss “high level and sensitive information” damaging to Hillary Clinton, toward the cause of “Russia and its government’s support for Mr. Trump,” Donald…
On Tuesday night, regurgitated cow cud Eric Trump appeared on Fox News’s Hannity to offer his thoughts on the ongoing federal investigation of his father’s campaign’s ties to Russia. His comments were not particularly insightful.
Fox News has retracted a fairly insane story it ran on the death of DNC staffer Seth Rich, which suggested that the 27-year-old was killed for leaking information to Wikileaks. But moments after the network issued the retraction, Sean Hannity was still tweeting and re-tweeting conspiracy theories about Rich’s death,…
Given that the anchors of Fox News barely addressed their former CEO Roger Ailes being forced out of the network last year, it was hard to predict how they’d handle the announcement of his death Thursday. But despite the degree to which Fox is still very much grappling with the corporate culture Ailes allegedly…
First they came for Roger Ailes, then Bill O’Reilly, then Bill Shine—and then Sean Hannity started to get antsy, because he didn’t have anymore friends to eat lunch with.
With Bill O’Reilly’s departure, there is a bit of a scramble to see which conservative blowhard can blow the hardest and elevate themselves into O’Reilly’s seat at Fox News. The results have been mixed.
Sean Hannity, a Fox News host and malevolent Teddy Ruxpin, joined Ted Koppel on CBS Sunday Morning for a discussion on political polarization in the media. And with admirable serenity, Koppel informed Hannity that he is part of the problem.
During her 12-year tenure at Fox News, Megyn Kelly became a high-profile figure at an organization that quite effectively, if inaccurately, framed itself as the lone truth-teller in a biased and insidiously “liberal mainstream media” landscape, one that Kelly is about to join in a broad new position with NBC News.
After 12 years at Fox News, Megyn Kelly plans to leave the network in favor of a “broad new role” at NBC, the New York Times reports. Kelly, who was wooed for an undisclosed amount, will host her own daytime show, anchor a Sunday-night news show and participate in political programming and big-event coverage.
Fox News’s 20th anniversary is today, and everything is going really well on their end. Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly are great friends, no one is suing anyone for sexual harassment, and Hillary Clinton recently spontaneously combusted, raining a cascade of green goo and Benghazi dust onto a New York City sidewalk.
The feud between our beet-red football coach uncle and our icy, horrible, confusingly lovable stepmom continues: Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly are now openly warring about Donald Trump, and Sean has taken it to Twitter. The only good thing about this election is watching bad people fight.
My goodness, what a week. What a treasure trove! I can honestly say that I was bombarded with shade-related content and it was both wondering and stressful. In wading through a very large caseload, many were left behind, but please, do not, by any means, take this as a suggestion to stop presenting your cases. I am…
Fox News host and varsity-level shouter Sean Hannity appeared recently in a campaign ad for Donald Trump. Fox News says they didn’t know about that, and Hannity won’t appear in any more ads, but the network is refusing to disclose whether he’ll be disciplined.
In the span of a few weeks, rumors about Hillary Clinton’s supposedly failing health have wormed their way from conspiracy websites into a Donald Trump speech. At a campaign rally in Ohio yesterday, Trump questioned Clinton’s “judgment, stability, and temperament,” adding that she “lacks the mental and physical…
In the past few days, a whole raft of Fox News anchors and hosts have come out in support of their CEO Roger Ailes, who is being sued for sexual harassment by recently departed anchor Gretchen Carlson. Still very quiet: Megyn Kelly, the network’s most prominent woman and a recent participant in a new Lean In campaign.…
Donald Trump, still spiraling loudly nearly a week after the New York Times published a story that depicted his dealings with women in a negative light, is now contending that “it’s not the worst things, okay, when you look at what Clinton’s gone through and all the things that he’s done.” My, what a wonderful cast of…
Conservative talk show host and Trump toady Sean Hannity interviewed Ted Cruz, actual toad, on Tuesday prior to Cruz’s thundering loss against Trump and Ben Carson. Despite the fact that they share a loosening jawline and sense of disdain for most of humanity, the pair did not see eye to eye.