Alex Garofalo

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Alex Garofalo is a Culture Writer at International Business Times. He previously worked as a reporter at WDEL News Radio In Wilmington, Delaware and is a graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

Jimmy Fallon’s Donald Trump Calls Barack Obama After Indiana Primary In ‘Tonight Show’ Parody [VIDEO]

Jimmy Fallon brought back his Donald Trump impression to imagine how the candidate might have reacted to securing the Republican nomination.

'The Mindy Project' Season 5 Renewed By Hulu; 'The Path' Coming Back For Season 2

"The Mindy Project," which previously aired on Fox for three seasons, has been renewed by streaming service Hulu for Season 5.

Stephen Colbert Questions John Kasich’s Optimism; Ohio Governor Stays In The Race [VIDEO]

Stephen Colbert mocked a pro-John Kasich campaign ad that imagined the Ohio governor winning the GOP nomination for president.

Afeni Shakur Net Worth: Death Of Tupac's Mother Could Set Off Estate Battle

The mother of the late legendary rapper Tupac Shakur died in the middle of a contentious divorce battle over her son's estate.

Donald Trump’s ISIS Plan, Foreign Policy Speech Mocked By Stephen Colbert On ‘The Late Show’ [VIDEO]

Comedian Stephen Colbert poked fun at Donald Trump’s calls for the United States to be more “unpredictable” in foreign policy.

Election Calendar 2016: What Primaries And Caucuses Are Left Before The Democratic and Republican Conventions?

Time is running out for challengers to catch Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

'Space Jam 2' With LeBron James Is Finally Happening; Justin Lin In Talks To Direct

Justin Lin is in talks to direct a sequel to the popular 1996 animated movie "Space Jam" starring NBA player LeBron James.

ISIS Documentary ‘Allah’s Soldiers’ Shows Foiled Islamic State Group Attack; Journalist Said Ramzi Goes Undercover

“Allah’s Soldiers,” an upcoming documentary from French journalist Said Ramzi, tracks the formation of an ill-fated terror plot.

Old Navy Ad Featuring Interracial Family Causes Controversy; Model Grace Mahary Responds

An Old Navy ad featuring a mixed-race family sparked a backlash from racist trolls online over the weekend.

In ‘Keanu’ Movie, Keegan-Michael Key And Jordan Peele Attempt Tricky Transition From Sketch To Film

Fans of sketch-comedy masters Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will get to see how their brand of comedy holds up in their first feature film, “Keanu,” opening Friday.

Is Donald Trump Presidential? Stephen Colbert Thinks He Has A Lot Of Work To Do [VIDEO]

Now that it appears inevitable that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president, the businessman claims he will start acting more “presidential.”

Beyoncé Fans Step Out Of ‘Formation,’ Contradict Feminism Of ‘Lemonade’ Video After Cheating Rumors

Those lashing out online at Rachel Roy and Rita Ora over implications of infidelity in Beyoncé's video are misdirecting their ire, some say.

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Running Mate Options Broken Down By Seth Meyers On ‘Late Night’ [VIDEO]

Comedian Seth Meyers mocked the media’s rush to speculate about the presidential candidates’ running mate decisions on “Late Night” Tuesday.

‘Scandal’ Star Kerry Washington Follows ‘Confirmation’ With Overall Deal At ABC Studios

Kerry Washington has signed a deal to develop broadcast, cable and digital projects exclusively for ABC Studios.

Beyoncé ‘Lemonade’ Video Explained By White, Male Late Night Hosts Colbert And Kimmel [VIDEO]

Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel jokingly translated the pop star’s new visual album, “Lemonade,” on their late-night shows Monday.

Ted Cruz-John Kasich Deal Mocked By Samantha Bee On ‘Full Frontal’ [VIDEO]

The "Full Frontal" host poked fun at the prospect of two Republicans teaming up to block Donald Trump from securing the GOP nomination.

2016 Tribeca Recap: Highlights And Disappointments From New York City Film Festival

The New York fest ran the gamut from the thrilling “A Kind of Murder” to Katie Holmes’ disappointing directorial debut.

‘O.J.: Made In America’ Fills In Gaps Left From FX’s ‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’

"O.J.: Made in America," which premiered Saturday on ABC and will continue on ESPN, delves deeper than FX's "The People v. O.J. Simpson."

'Saturday Night Live' Trimming Its Ads For Season 42, Cutting 2 Commercial Breaks

"Saturday Night Live" announced it will reduce its commercial ads running during telecasts by 30 percent starting in Season 42.

John Oliver Blames US For Puerto Rico Debt, Gets Help From 'Hamilton' Star Lin-Manuel Miranda [VIDEO]

John Oliver brought out Lin-Manuel Miranda to rap a song urging U.S. lawmakers to help relieve Puerto Rico's debt on "Last Week Tonight."

Mackenzie Davis, 'Always Shine' Deliver Powerful Thriller On Gender At The Tribeca Film Festival [REVIEW]

"Halt and Catch Fire" star Mackenzie Davis won Best Actress at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival for "Always Shine."

'A Kind Of Murder' Brings Hitchcock To The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival [REVIEW]

In "A Kind of Murder," Patrick Wilson gets caught between a conniving murderer and a vengeful cop.

Tom Hanks Elevates ‘A Hologram For The King’ At The Tribeca Film Festival [REVIEW]

The star plays a troubled businessman who travels to Saudi Arabia in a film based on a novel by Dave Eggers, playing at the Tribeca Film Festival.

'Vincent N Roxxy,' A Most Violent Love Story With Emile Hirsch and Zoë Kravitz, Debuts At 2016 Tribeca Film Festival

"Vincent N Roxxy" premiered this week and stars Emile Hirsch and Zoë Kravitz as lovers trying to escape their violent pasts.

Tribeca Film Festival 2016: In ‘Kicks,’ Air Jordans Inspire Inner City Coming-Of-Age Tale

“Kicks” stars Jahking Guillory as Brandon, a wallflower high school student who goes searching for his stolen Air Jordans.

Tribeca Film Festival 2016: ‘Dreamland’ Review; A ‘Graduate’ Homage Gone Too Far

“Dreamland” attempts an update on “The Graduate” for a modern audience and adds a little piano music.

Tribeca Film Festival 2016: How 'Detour' Brought Together 3 Young Stars, With A Twist

In casting the film that premiers this week at the Tribeca Film Festival, the director could not have known how much star power he had at his disposal.