Lady Gaga, shown here holding a sign at an anti-Trump rally, has been an out-spoken feminist critic. (Photo: Instagram/Reproduction)
The pop songstress is booked to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl, and originally planned an anti-Trump statement to the audience during the show. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
But the NFL quickly discouraged her. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Lebron James, world champion NBA super-star, supported Hillary Clinton while disdaining Trump. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Asked about Trump’s “locker room” discussion of women, James said that “No disrespect of women happens in (the Cleveland Cavaliers) locker room.” (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Despite rumors, James is maintaining that he will not travel to Trump Tower to discuss minority issues with the President-Elect. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Whoopi Goldberg has used several episodes of her day-time talk show “The View” to bash Trump. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Goldberg called last week’s Buzzfeed report a “golden” opportunity, a not-so-subtle play on words given the contents of the document. (Photo: Wikipedia/Reproduction)
At one point, the outspoken liberal called Trump’s campaign rhetoric “dopey, idiotic and stupid.” (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Scott Baio has been one of the few actors in Hollywood to support Trump. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Baio also rationalized Trump’s vulgar caught-on-audio remarks about women he had dated. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
The only-somewhat iconic actor, pictured here as Chachi from “Happy Days,” then landed in hot water by saying “ladies, this is how men talk.” (Photo: Archive)
There have been few celebs as outspoken against Donald Trump as Madonna, who at one point offered to hook up briefly with Hillary Clinton voters who stayed loyal. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
She also slammed the African hunting photos published by the Trump sons. (Photo: IMDB/Reproduction)
Madonna recently said she “hasn’t gotten a wink of sleep” in between the candidate’s election and inauguration. (Photo: Archive)
Bryan Cranston of “Breaking Bad” fame has called Trump “a tragic American figure.” (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
The celebrated actor (shown here in character as meth-lord Walter White) also helped parody Trump on “Saturday Night Live.” (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Cranston did hint at a lighter attitude toward the election, however, saying that impersonating Trump on camera would fulfill a life-long pipe dream. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been evasive and quizzical on the subject of Trump. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
The celebrated Super Bowl MVP was found keeping a “Make America Great Again” hat in his locker. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
When asked about Trump’s crude remarks on dating, Brady walked out of a press conference. (Photo: Wikimedia/Archive)
Rosie O’ Donnell has been in a public feud with Trump for 10 years, calling the then-businessman “A snake oil salesman.” (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Trump fought back by calling O’ Donnell “a pig.” Rosie campaigned actively against The Donald in 2015 and 2016. (Photo: Vimeo/Reproduction)
Many celebrities said before November that they would move to Canada if Trump won the election, including comedienne Amy Schumer. (Photo: Townhall/Reproduction)
Some would-be Canadians including “Portlandia” star Chloe Sevigny discovered that the immigration laws of Canada are much more strict than what Trump has proposed in the United States. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Others tearfully announced that they accepted the voters’ decision and would stay, like Miley Cyrus. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Bruce Springsteen called Trump’s masculinity fake in an interview early in campaign season. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
An outspoken supporter of Obama, Springsteen railed against his music being played at any Republican event. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
Even The Boss’s tribute bands are refusing to play Trump’s inauguration party! (Photo: Wikipedia/Reproduction)
Political talk-host Bill Maher said he would rather vote for a “dead Hillary Clinton” than Donald Trump. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Maher (pictured here with Ingrid Newkirk) has drawn fire for daring to agree with Republicans about national security, however. (Photo: Flickr/Reproduction)
“Trump likes to say other countries laugh at us. They’re laughing at the things he says!” – Maher in 2016 (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Hollywood icon Meryl Streep used her platform at the 2017 Golden Globes to bash Trump and the “football and mixed martial arts” fans who voted for him. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Streep was called “overrated” and worse by Trump in response, but had the last laugh with a little help from Luke Skywalker. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
Mark Hamill, who played Skywalker in the original Star Wars trilogy, read Trump’s hateful counter-attack on Streep as The Joker – his Batman character – in a viral clip. (Photo: Wikimedia/Reproduction)
There were many firsts in the 2016 campaign for President of the United States. Instead of its usual Left-Right sniping, the media aligned in war against one ill-mannered and evasive candidate. For the first time in a while, the American working class supported a Republican.
But without a doubt, Donald Trump has been the star of his own dark comedy, with A-listers Lady Gaga, Madonna and Lebron James getting in on the action. Here are 35 of the funniest, most vicious, and most entertaining celebrity reactions to the Orange One.
