You don't have to like Sean Penn, but if you don't respect what a BAD-ASS he is, you're just wrong.
When Russia started dropping bombs on Ukraine, Sean ran TOWARD THEM. He's over there filming a documentary about the Russian invasion.
The Ukrainian government says, quote, "Sean Penn is demonstrating bravery that many others have been lacking, in particular some Western politicians.
"The more people like that . . . true friends of Ukraine, who support the fight for freedom . . . the quicker we can stop this heinous invasion by Russia."
They added, quote, "Our country is grateful to him for such a show of courage and honesty."
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Penn and posted a video on his Instagram Story. He said, quote, "The more people know about the war in Ukraine, the higher the likelihood of stopping Russia."
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AnnaLynne McCord is being trolled for posting a video of herself delivering a spoken word poem to Vladimir Putin.
It starts with, "Dear President Vladimir Putin, I'm so sorry that I was not your mother." It goes on to say how loved he would have been if she WAS his mother, and how maybe as a result he wouldn't be so, like, evil?
People are comparing it . . . not favorably . . . to GAL GADOT's infamous "Imagine" video.
Applebee's is upset that CNN aired one of their commercials side-by-side with coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Louis C.K. was set to perform in Kyiv tonight and tomorrow . . . and as of last night, the shows were supposedly still on.
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This isn't one of the show's more shocking predictions, but back in 1998, "The Simpsons" had a scene where the Soviet Union resurrects itself.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy from "Dancing with the Stars" is actually in Kyiv.
He posted some videos yesterday, just before heading to a bomb shelter.
(Profanity Warning: Watch the videos here. The four-minute one contains profanity.)
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