Celebrities react to Rush Limbaugh's death

The Good Place actor tweeted a few times about the interview, writing, “Can we please take a moment to remember how obscene the behavior of the press and palace was in anticipation of an interview that actually turned out to be quite vague and tame? What did they THINK Meghan and Harry were going to say? What must they have done to be so afraid?”Jamil also tweeted an extra clip, which aired on CBS This Morning on March 8, regarding Markle's relationship with her .The former Real Housewives star,

Royal shocker. Celebs are in shock after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s tell-all interview on CBS on Sunday, March 7, during which they shared never-before-heard details about their lives before and after stepping down from their royal duties in 2020.

died last month at age 70 of complications related to lung cancer.

Former Vice President Mike Pence is coming to TV, or at least streaming. Pence will narrate a four-part limited series for Fox News Media's streaming service Fox Nation.

Celebrities sounded off on social media about Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement that he plans to fully reopen the state amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Abbott issued an executive order that rescinds many of the state’s previous orders, allowing all businesses in the state to fully reopen and revoking the statewide mask mandate as of next Wednesday.

Alice Cooper has bit back at Gene Simmons after the KISS bassist recently claimed that rock music is “dead”.Simmons first courted controversy with similar comments in 2014, and doubled down on the remarks in a new interview which arrived last month.“Rock is dead. And that’s because new bands haven’t taken the time to create glamour, excitement and epic stuff,” Simmons told Gulf News.“I mean, Foo Fighters is a terrific band, but that’s a 20-year-old band.

Celebrities have taken to social media to offer support to legendary golfer Tiger Woods after he was injured in a serious car crash on Tuesday. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said the golfer needed to be extricated from his vehicle with the "jaws of life." Woods was the sole occupant in the crash near the Rolling Hills Estates and Rancho Palos Verdes neighborhoods of Los Angeles.

Bette Midler is pulling no punches in calling late conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh a racist.  The actress is often very outspoken on social media and unafraid to mock people she has political disagreements with.

The deadly winter storms rocking the southern United States -- particularly in Texas -- have drawn massive attention for several days now. Millions have been left without power or have been participating in rolling blackouts for days now while facing record-breaking cold weather.

Rush Limbaugh's final caller on what would become his last show reflected Wednesday on the words of advice he gave her as a long-time fan struggling with the state of the Republican Party.   Former America’s Next Top Model contestant and GOP supporter Sara Racey-Tabrizi felt like an outsider in New York City and told Fox News that she worked in an industry where "conservatives are lepers." She had called the show 30 times and finally got to speak to him.

Rush Limbaugh left a lasting impact on country star John Rich. Limbaugh died at the age of 70 on Wednesday and was honored by the "Earth to God" singer on Twitter, in which he revealed the radio pioneer had anonymously made a large donation to charity.

Rush Limbaugh called himself a truth detector, doctor of democracy, lover of mankind, all-around good guy and harmless fuzz ball, titles his legions of followers embraced as he boomed from their radios in a daily ritual.To those who hated him, the names he conjured were often unfit for print.Such was the nature of Limbaugh, who died of lung cancer Wednesday at the age of 70: Prized by adherents as the voice of conservatism, pilloried by critics as the worst of American politics’ extreme right

Rush Limbaugh, the conservative commentator whose rhetorical persuasiveness and political pugnacity brought him a massive radio following, made him a multimillionaire and won him a Presidential Medal of Freedom, has died. He was 70.

“Wildly Entertaining”Rich Lowry, the editor of the right wing website National Review, thinks liberals should take another look at Rush Limbaugh before passing judgment on his life, now that the 70-year old purveyor of hate has died.Lowry, a frequent guest on NBC News’ “Meet the Press,” in 2019 wrote The Case for Nationalism: How It Made Us Powerful, United, and Free. The book has been panned by knowledgable critics.

Editor’s Note: The news of Limbaugh’s death Wednesday to the LGBTQ+ community and other marginalized people negatively impacted by his harmful rhetoric, bigotry and unceasing hate-filled broadcasts targeting those very groups of Americans over several decades is cause for a collective sigh of relief. It is also a moment to reflect on his horrific legacy and the impact of his bigotry.

Radio personality and legend Rush Limbaugh, unfortunately, passed away. The conservative radio personality was on air for more than 30 years and passed away due to lung cancer, he was 70, TMZ reported.

After Rush Limbaugh‘s February 17 death, critics are remembering the many bigoted things the conservative radio host said throughout his career, including accusing Michael J. Fox of exaggerating his Parkinson’s disease. Fighting through tremors and ticks, the actor appeared in a 2006 campaign ad for Democratic Senate candidate Claire McCaskill that Rush called out as “exploitative.” During his syndicated show, he accused Michael of not “taking his medication or acting.”

Rush Limbaugh, a famed conservative radio host, died on Wednesday, February 17. He was 70 years old.