Kathy Griffin argued she’s still on President-elect Donald Trump’s enemies list because of her controversial image from 2017 during his first administration.

Kathy Griffin is warning her fans to come and see her perform before former and President-elect Donald Trump places her in an internment camp.

The comedian received widespread backlash in 2017 after she posed with a mask of President-elect Donald Trump that was coated in ketchup.

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The comedian, axed from CNN's countdown show after outcry about her bloody Trump photo, is grateful for Chicago Theatre gig on what had become "a painful night for me."

Not long after Anderson Cooper started hosting CNN’s New Year’s Eve coverage from Times Square in 2002, the news program often became the news. In 2007, Kathy Griffin joined as the journalist’s official cohost.

Comedian Kathy Griffin has issued a stark warning to her fans, urging them to catch her comedy show before President-elect Donald Trump allegedly throws her into an internment camp during his second term. Griffin made this plea during an appearance on Chicago’s WGN radio to promote her touring comedy show, “My Life on the PTSD-List.”

Kathy Griffin has bounced back. Now cancer-free and able to fly, she is touring in a new show titled "My Life on the PTSD List." In her show, Griffin speaks candidly about all she’s been through, finding humor in the worst of situations.

Actress Kathy Griffin has previously expressed her displeasure with Donald Trump's victory in the presidential elections. A video of Kathy even went viral in November, where she seemed quite ...

On Jan. 6, Congress certified the results of the 2024 presidential election, affirming President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. A day later, however, Trump said the vote counting continues.

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Rep. Claudia Tenney put pressure on New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to repeal the Green Light Law with a bill threatening to pull federal highway funds.