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The next diet craze, like the current presidential administration, could focus on ignoring reality.

The Trump administration hasn't demonstrated much attention to detail.

Trump's family is easy to make fun of, but children should be off-limits.

The follow-up to 'The Force Awakens' will be called 'The Last Jedi.'

Obama drew far more supporters in 2009 than Trump did on Friday.

A dog's purpose is not to be forcibly thrown into raging waters.

Johnson's brother Chris will assume control of the Jets.

It's probably not a good sign that Russia is more excited about America's new president than America is.

Jose Canseco predicted the economic implications of Brexit. He should be able to help broke ex-athletes get back on track.

Trump will become the first president to have written his inaugural address with a Sharpie.

A registered Democrat until 2008, the country music superstar has called the president-elect a "media whore."

Considering his past, LePage's remark saying that John Lewis should be thankful the slaves were freed is far from surprising.

The New Jersey governor will no longer be able to rock out to his favorite music at the Garden State Inaugural Gala.

Asked if his political views match those of Trump, Anka said, "You've got a better chance of getting a sunrise past a rooster on that one."

The Washington Redskins were the third most productive offense in the NFL in 2016 with Sean McVay as offensive coordinator.

Though the city of Chicago will be happy to see the Cubs with Obama instead of Trump, the team's ownership is divided.

"I will continue to stay involved in these issues as long as I live," Obama said. "I didn't take them on because I was the first lady, I took them on because they meant something to me."

The 'Late Night' host couldn't get a straight answer out of Trump's former campaign manager.

The author of 'The Trump Survival Guide' offers a few tips on how to combat the next president's agenda.

Meryl Streep, a 19-time Academy Award nominee, isn't the only one.

"When the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose."

Billy Bob Thornton, Sarah Paulson, 'La La Land' and more.

Did someone make a hacky joke about Trump's hair? Did Jimmy Fallon ruin a bit by laughing in the middle of it? Drink, drink, drink.

The late actress and icon never shied away from speaking about her mental health.

Nancy Sinatra insists her father would have wanted nothing to do with the president-elect, whom she called a "bigot" on Twitter.

Late-night talk shows are slowly being phased out, replaced by weekly shows.

Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney and Oprah are among those rumored to attend.

The music legends have shared a few laughs—and more than a few joints—since they first decided to collaborate in 2008.

The character actor and outspoken conservative hasn't gotten over an 18-month-old tweet.

Let's hope it means the end of Coachella Lineup Parody Poster memes.