The actor, who has been impersonated the president all season, hinted that he’d reprise his role on Saturday night’s latest episode. Alec Baldwin looks to be set to don the blonde wig and orange makeup of his President Donald Trump impersonation.

After hinting earlier this week that his days of playing Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” may be numbered, Saturday he tweeted a photo of him in full POTUS makeup with this note: “Tonight at 11:30. No apple-agizing” The “Boss Baby” actor told “Extra” host Mario Lopez that he’d assumed things would settle down once President Trump took office – but in fact, they’ve only escalated and it’s not that funny anymore.

Parodying Donald Trump on ” Saturday Night Live ” has been quite the star turn for Alec Baldwin , but don’t expect it to go on for the next four years. “Trump just overwhelmingly lacks any sportsmanship, he remains bitter and angry, and you just want to look at him and go, ‘You won!'” the actor told host Mario Lopez .

The Museum of the Moving Image announced Friday it has closed a performance art project involving Shia LaBeouf, citing “serious public safety hazards.” The project involved the actor and others chanting “He will not divide us” in front of a camera outside the museum since Donald Trump’s first day as president three weeks ago.

During his acceptance speech, Ali did not mention US president Donald Trump’s travel ban on seven Muslim majority countries, which has been a hot topic at awards shows in recent weeks. Instead, he paid tribute to his wife Amatus Sami-Karim, who had given birth to their first child Bari Najma four days earlier.

Twitter goes to town on Trump after he bows out of Correspondents Dinner Alec Baldwin, what are you doing on April 29? You’ll be needed in Washington that night. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2lHJQNT If you thought you heard cursing in the distance around 5 p.m. ET Saturday, that was probably the sound of Sunday morning political show producers scrambling to put together a new segment after President Donald Trump announced he was skipping this year’s White House Correspondents Dinner .

In this Oct. 10, 2016 file photo, Iranian director Asghar Farhadi poses for a photo during the premiere of his film, “The Salesman, in Paris. The Oscar-nominated Iranian film director has sent a video message to a rally attended by celebrities and top talent agents to thank the Hollywood community for its support during his boycott of the awards ceremony.

So many people want to be Donald Trump this Carnival season in Austria that some costume shops have run out of wigs mimicking the U.S. president’s memorable hairstyle. Plank thought she was ready to meet demand with the 10 Trump wigs she had stocked for Austria’s pre-Lenten season of balls and other masked events.

In one specific way, Donald Trump has been good for Margaret Atwood. Since he became president, the political shift has sent “The Handmaid’s Tale,” her dystopian novel about an authoritarian American society, rocketing back up the best-seller charts.

After a three-month break, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver returned to HBO with a new episode, and the titular host took aim at the one issue everyone is talking about right now: President Donald Trump. The episode’s focus was technically “reality,” but it was mostly about how the country will continue to be affected by the president’s ability to remained rooted in it.

Being on hiatus for the past few months, John Oliver said while promoting Sunday night’s first “Last Week Tonight” of the Donald Trump presidency,was like “being tied to a train track, watching the train coming. “And then, of course, Inauguration Day is the train hitting you, and you’re thinking ‘Yep that felt pretty much how I thought it was going to feel’,” he continued, speaking to Stephen Colbert on CBS’s “The Late Show.”