Actress Olivia Wilde took to her Twitter account on Monday to express her displeasure with President Donald Trump, but many Trump and non-Trump supporters are accusing her of body-shaming.

It looks like Republicans have an agenda and their agenda is break former president Barack Obama.

President Donald Trump is working around the clock to put an end to the Obama era from trying to demolish Barack Obama's Healthcare plan to now putting an end to Michelle Obama's "Let Girls Learn" program.

ABC's "The View" hostess, Whoopi Goldberg, is demanding that President Donald Trump apologize to former President, Barack Obama, after claiming he was wiretapped prior to the Presidential Election.

Ish just got real ya'll!

Rapper and actor T.I. is defending his fellow artist and music legend, Snoop Dogg, by blasting President Donald Trump who tweeted about Snoop's failing music career via Twitter.

Rapper Snoop Dogg is stirring up some controversy over an unreleased video of him shooting at a clown dressed as Donald Trump, which quickly prompted a response from the President via Twitter.

While today will leave a bad taste in many American's mouths and turning a blind-eye to the inauguration, Donald Trump will be sworn in less than an hour as the 45th President of the United States of America. Watch the live clip inside....

Via Yahoo:

President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States today and Yahoo News will be there to bring you live coverage. From the crowds gathering all morning and the swearing in to the parade and parties, we’ll have all the latest from Washington.

Check out the live clip below:



And in President Barack Obama's final hour as Commander in Chief, he released a statement saying:

“America is not the project of any one person. The single-most powerful word in our democracy is the word 'we.'" -President Obama. Adding, "This is our record. This is the progress we’ve made."

They will be missed.

Actress Meryl Streep was presented with the Cecil B. De Mile Award at last night's Golden Globes Award show.

The acting legend gave a stem-winder of a speech that took shots at President-Elect Donald Trump without ever mentioning his name. During Streep's speech, she encouraged everyone to help protect freedom of press including press freedom.

She also went on to pay tribute to her “friend, the dear, departed Princess Leia,” who told her to “take your broken heart, make it into art.”

Watch the clip below:

He's not my President, well that's what many celebrities are saying to each other and their fans.

Donald Trump's inauguration will be far from star-studded, but the President-Elect is okay with many A-listers turning down his invitations for them to perform at the presidential event on January 20.

Just weeks before Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington, DC., the President-Elect is already pissing off African Americans.

“The African American community was great to us. If they had any doubt, they didn’t vote,” Trump said. “And that was almost as good. Because a bunch of people didn’t show up, because they felt good about me.”

On Thursday night, 70-year-old Trump then spoke at another rally in Hershey, Pennsylvania, calling for the mostly white crowd to cheer for African-Americans who were “smart” enough to heed his message and therefore “didn’t come out to vote” for his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.

“That was the big thing, so thank you to the African-American community,” Trump said. Watch the clip below:



Either way, Kanye West still remains one of Trump's biggest supporter. Get the details HERE

Although Kanye West is currently receiving outpatient treatments from a rehab center, the rapper recently found some time to visit President elect Donald Trump at his home in Midtown, Manhattan.

Michelle Obama is speaking out for the first time about Donald Trump's 2016 Presidential win in the new issue of People's Magazine.

The First Lady, who sat down with People's Magazine with her husband and President Barack Obama, opened up about her life with the President and last days in the White House. Mrs. Obama told the magazine that the night Trump won the Presidential Election "she went to bed". "I don’t like to watch the political discourse; I never have,” Obama tells PEOPLE, adding of her husband, “I barely did with him.”

The first lady, who was one of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton‘s most powerful surrogates on the campaign trail, also added:

“Anything that I felt about the election I said and I stand by,” the first lady says now, adding of her early election night, “Once you do what you can do, then the rest is easy. It was in the hands of the American people.”

As previously reported, the President and his wife are prepared to help the president-elect as he transitions to the White House in January 2017.

As her last days in the White House vastly approaches, Mrs. Obama want the American people to know that “this is our democracy, and this is how it works." Adding, "We are ready to work with the next administration and make sure they are as successful as they can be. Because that’s what’s best for this country.”

To read more on the Obamas’ interview, be sure to pick up this week’s issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.

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"I thought it was terrible and a disgrace," Trump says, adding that when people "talk about guns and gun control, that movie -- people should watch that."

"Django Unchained is the most racist movie I have ever seen, it sucked!"