Donald Trump

Like most, South Park had to readjust in the wake of 2016’s election, and decided to simplify. Now, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker reveal that Season 21 will do away with last year’s staples altogether, including a Trumped-up Garrison and those meme-able “Member Berries.”

No, not the White House. But you can stay in his childhood home in Queens thanks to AirBnB.

Randy Newman decided not to release it because he didn't want to add to the "ugly conversation the country is having."

Few would accuse South Park of losing its edge, though the yearly cycle understandably has trouble keeping up with current events (at their pace these days). That’s why Season 21 will get back to basics, as creator Trey Parker wants to ditch Trump in favor of “Cartman dressing up like a robot and [screwing] with Butters.”

Most everything we’ve heard from SNL Season 43 has involved those leaving the series behind, so there’s finally good news from up top. So long as our national nightmare persists, Alec Baldwin will be back in his golden wig to deliver that bigly famous Trump impression.

Is Kathy Griffin really a red haired dog turd? Sources in the Hudson Valley say yes along with some other complaints.

There's been a lot of talk online about the president's controversial decision to have the United States pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement, a global agreement of 174 countries that attempts to limit global warming. A study shows that most Americans believe pulling out of the agreement is a mistake.

Where Can I Get the Best Covfefe in the Hudson Valley? After the tweet that shook the world I think It's a legitimate question. Aside from calling the president himself, I decided to take matters into my own hands and find out what "covfefe" was myself.

This past Saturday marked a major milestone for SNL with its first live coast-to-coast airing. Even Melissa McCarthy came out of warm-ups to resurrect her Sean Spicer impression, but did something seem … off about her presence? As SNL now confirms, McCarthy took part in a rare coast-to-coast effort.

It made sense of SNL to hire Melissa McCarthy for a fifth hosting gig, rather than rely on a weekly Sean Spicer impression. Nonetheless, our first live coast-to-coast SNL show managed to coax McCarthy’s Spicer out for Easter, and with an intriguing twist at that.