Ellen DeGeneres has a lot of Twitter followers, some 76.7 million and counting. But you know who isn’t following her? President Trump’s son Eric. In fact, he believes that Twitter only wants him to follow DeGeneres’s account because of the “deep state” — a group of shadowy civil servants that Eric believes are working to undermine the current administration. If the #DeepState conspiracy were true, DeGeneres would be in good company, as other members include Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

While hip hop has a history of anti-establishment and progressive politics, hip hop media is taking an increasingly conservative turn. Host Brittany Luse is joined by Rolling Stone staff writer Andre Gee to discuss one of the most influential current stars of hip hop media — DJ Akademiks — and what his conservative provocations and visibility say about changes in the rap landscape. Later, Brittany chats with actor, producer, and cabaret singer Bridget Everett about season two of her show, Somebody Somewhere on HBO.

Corrie might be welcoming a HUGE star to their famous cobbles. You couldn't make this up, but will.i.am as filmed a music video on the set of 'Coronation Street'. That's right!  The Black Eyed Peas frontman has released his music video for 'Fiyah' after bringing a little bit of Hollywood to the cobbles. will.i.am headed to Manchester on March 14 to shoot scenes at the British soap's famous pub, the Rovers Return, and has now dropped the promo for his new single which he made "

Kady McDermott starred in the second series of Love Island. Picture: Instagram By Polly Foreman Find out what Love Island series two star Kady McDermott is up to in 2020. Love Island series two - the season that brought us Nathan and Cara, Alex and Olivia, the Miss GB scandal, and *that* over-the-covers romp - will be revisited this week in a series of compilation episodes. ITV recently announced that the three special episodes, which are set to air from Wednesday 15 - Friday 17 July, will feature the show's most iconic moments.

Hugh Grant is sharing the hilarious reason that he thinks rom-coms are off the table for him moving forward.  During a recent appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, the British actor, 63, was asked about how it feels to be in his "renaissance" era, which Barrymore, 48, dubbed his "Hugh-aissance." "Lovely. I told you I got a bit better. I got a little less bad after I had children, got married, got happier,"