President Barack Obama was re-elected into office for his second term on Tuesday after defeating Gov. Mitt Romney in a close election. While many celebrities flocked to social media sites to voice their excitement towards Obama’s re-election, there were several notable figures who lost their cool following Romney’s loss. Check out our list of the 5 celebrities who had meltdowns over the election results:

1. Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly, host of the The O’Reilly Factor on Fox News, assisted as a political analyst for Fox News during their election broadcast.

During the broadcast, Bill O’...

On October 6 at 8 PM, political pundits Bill O'Reilly of Fox News and Jon Stewart of Comedy Central will be going at it on an online debate on the upcoming election. The live stream will be available for $5, with proceeds going to charity.

While having a modicum of professional respect for one another, the two often play up the differences between their fan bases - mostly that they are on different sides of the political spectrum.

The two already traded barbs on O'Reilly's program. Said Bill, "We're going to be like we are in real life: Me very successful and you just barely hanging on...

Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Angelina Jolie, Bono and Rihanna are just a handful of the big names that are helping raise awareness of a new campaign by Invisible Children.

A new 29-minute video that hit the web on Monday called KONY 2012 is bringing attention to Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), which is based in central Africa. Kony and his terrorist group got their start in northern Uganda and have since left the region but are still active in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, and South Sudan.

Kony is a monster and needs to be stopped. Th...

When “Supernatural” first started seven years ago, it was just a show about two brothers with a cool car, saving people and hunting things while they searched for their father. I had no idea that it would nearly double its ratings in the fourth season—thanks to passionate fans and the internet—or that it would snarkily and bravely tackle such enormous themes as religion, God and the true meaning of faith. But season six ended with everyone's favorite angel, Castiel, declaring himself the new God after bingeing on Purgatory’s doomed souls with as much gusto as Dean (Jensen Ackles) attacks ...

Hip-hop star Lupe Fiasco has defended his controversial remarks aimed at President Barack Obama in a heated TV interview with top political pundit Bill O'Reilly.

The rapper hit the headlines last week when he labeled Obama the "biggest terrorist" in America during a chat about the lyrics to his song "Words I Never Said."

The hitmaker, who hails from the President's adopted hometown of Chicago, Illinois, openly revealed his dissatisfaction with Obama's foreign policy stance, stating, "To me, the biggest terrorist is Obama in the United States of America... The root cause of terrorists is t...

A producer behind The Simpsons has dismissed rumors of a rift between show bosses and executives at 20th Century Fox after a recent episode criticized the company's politics.

An episode of the long-running series titled The Fool Monty aired last week and the show opened with a scene featuring a Fox News helicopter with a slogan emblazoned on the side reading: "Fox News: Not Racist, But No1 With Racists."

A followed up installment, which aired on Sunday, again poked fun at the distributor, featuring the helicopter with a new slogan, "Fox News: Unsuitable for Viewers Under 75."

Rumors o...

Whoopi Goldberg stormed off the set of The View on Thursday after becoming infuriated during a heated debate over the planned 'Ground Zero Mosque' in New York.

A discussion with conservative broadcaster Bill O'Reilly spilled over when the controversial Fox News anchor argued against the Islamic center in downtown Manhattan.

The political pundit insisted it was highly insensitive to build the place of worship so close to where the city's Twin Towers crumbled in 2001, after Muslim extremists flew two planes into the high rise buildings, exclaiming, "Muslims killed us on 9/11."

But his outb...

Kim Kardashian joked to George Lopez on Lopez Tonight that she would definitely date Justin Bieber if he was 18. "He definitely has this swag to him," she said. "You just have to meet him. I thought that the shoot was all in fun. We had a good time. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion about it."

Kim has recently drawn the ire of Bill O'Reilly for her photo shoot with Justin, who claimed that Justin would be in a lot of trouble if the ages were switched. "I'll tell you this: If a 16-year-old girl was pictured with a 29-year-old man in any of that, he'd be in big trouble. Game over," Bi...

Jennifer Aniston's new sperm donor comedy has flopped at the box office, despite the actress' massive publicity campaign and her spat with newsman Bill O' Reilly.

O'Reilly took issue with comments Aniston made about wannabe mums seeking out donors, making her movie "The Switch" a big talking point - but even that wasn't enough to lure in film fans.

The movie, which co-stars Jason Bateman, opened with a disappointing $8.1 million and didn't even make the top five. It landed in eighth spot behind the debuts of "Twilight" spoof "Vampires Suck," "Lottery Ticket" and "Piranha 3D."

Sylvester S...

Jennifer Aniston is refusing to let her feud with TV newsman Bill O'Reilly peter out, insisting what the outspoken broadcaster said about her was deeply insulting.

The actress has already responded to O'Reilly's recent on-air comments, in which he branded her "destructive to our society" for praising artificial insemination - the topic of her new film The Switch. The news anchor took aim at Aniston on his show The O'Reilly Factor earlier this month by accusing her of "diminishing the role of the dad."

He ranted, "Dads bring a psychology to children that is in this society, I believe, un...

Jennifer Aniston was simply stylish at "The Switch" premiere in Hollywood on Monday. She showed off her sexy legs in a black and beige strapless little number.

In the upcoming film Jen plays an unmarried woman who chooses artificial insemination to have children. She has defended single women who opt to use a sperm donor to have a child, insisting there's nothing wrong with raising a family alone.

Political pundit Bill O'Reilly branded her "destructive to our society" for praising artificial insemination. Aniston responded, "Of course, the ideal scenario for parenting is obviously two par...

Jennifer Aniston has fired back at outspoken political pundit Bill O'Reilly after he branded her "destructive to our society" (click to watch video) for praising artificial insemination.

The "Friends" star has spoken openly of her support for women who choose to use sperm donors to have children while promoting her new movie "The Switch," in which her character decides to become a single mom.

Her remarks infuriated newsman O'Reilly, who took aim at the actress on his show "The O'Reilly Factor" last week by accusing her of "diminishing the role of the dad."

He ranted: "Dads bring a psycho...

Last night on The O'Reilly Factor, host Bill O'Reilly attacked Jennifer Aniston on a comment she made about single motherhood. Aniston, who is promoting her latest movie titled The Switch (formerly The Baster). The movie is about a middle-aged women (Anniston) who takes conceiving a child into her own hands by using a turkey baster to inseminate herself with a sample of a friend's sperm.

In promoting the film, Aniston made a comment about how "modern women don't need men in order to have children." O'Reilly went on a rant accusing Aniston of being "destructive to society" and that people l...

A recent Harris Poll named Clint Eastwood the nation's favorite film star, while Oprah Winfrey has topped a list of television favorites.

Clint recently starred in the 2008 film Gran Torino, in which he was nominated for a Critic's Choice Award. He was also nominated for Best Director at the Golden Globe Awards for Invictus.

Meanwhile, Oprah is America's favorite TV personality. She was also recently voted one of the nation's most desirable neighbors, according to the third annual Zillow Celebrity Neighbor Survey.

Where are the young people on this list? Who answered the Harris po...

TV presenter Bill O'Reilly has sparked outrage by launching into a bitter tirade about Michael Jackson on his nightly news show - calling the outpouring of grief since the star's death "pathetic in the extreme."

The commentator, who presents "The O'Reilly Factor" on America's Fox News channel, used his Tuesday night program to discuss Jackson in the hours after the music legend was remembered at a memorial service in Los Angeles.

O'Reilly criticized the singer's legions of fans for publicly mourning the star - insisting the "adulation must stop."

He says, "It is basically grandstan...

Today's videos include a few butcherings of our National Anthem; Fireworks for dummies; a real-life "Oregon Trail"; and Madonna's tribute to Michael Jackson. You'll also get seven minutes of hilarious live news mishaps, and ESPN anchor Chris Berman doing his best Bill O'Reilly... Check 'em all out!

Now that the 4th of July festivities have died down; here's a montage of people totally hacking our national National Anthem...

Botched Anthems:

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Jessica Alba has blasted right-wing TV news pundit Bill O'Reilly after he suggested the actress didn't know her history on his Fox News program.

The took to her MySpace.com blog to defend herself after O'Reilly called her "misguided" for poking fun at a journalist during an inauguration event last week. The new mom asked the reporter what he liked most about new President Barack Obama, and when he refused to answer, she joked, "That's it, be neutral. Be Sweden about it."

O'Reilly and website TMZ.com both subsequently ridiculed Alba, insisting she meant Switzerland, not Sweden - bu...

Outspoken Fox News anchorman Bill O'Reilly has taken aim at Nas over the rapper's protest outside the TV network's headquarters in New York last week.

Nas joined human rights activists to deliver a 600,000-name petition calling for network executives to end their "pattern of racist attacks against Black Americans."

But O'Reilly insists the protest was nothing more than a publicity stunt to boost sales of the rap star's number one album, Untitled.

Calling Nas a "vile rapper", the conservative host claims Nas' new album is "a bomb, a disaster, a catastrophe," and the "I Can" h...

Actor Matthew Modine shocked TV viewers on Tuesday when he used the "N" word during a political debate. The star appeared on The Bill O'Reilly Show to talk about his work promoting liberalism.

Modine used the term after being asked his opinion of Rev. Jeremiah Wright - U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's former pastor - who had held a press conference the day before to defend his controversial sermons. Wright hit the headlines last month when it was revealed his fiery sermons included nationalist leanings and racist undertones aimed at white America.

The Chicago, Illinois m...

Outspoken newsman Bill O'Reilly has called for a media conference to discuss revealing new photos of teenage star Miley Cyrus that were recently leaked online.

The pictures, which show the 15-year-old Hannah Montana star posing in nothing but lingerie as she lounges on an unnamed boy's lap, have caused outrage, where Cyrus is a teen role model.

And Fox News anchor O'Reilly is keen to get to the bottom of the scandal - and find out why and how the photos were leaked online earlier this week.

He says, "We have so few role models, particularly for little girls in this country...

There seems to be a relationship between the state of comedian Andy Kindler's career and the state of American culture. The worse the economy, the less informative the news, and the poorer the satire, the more opportunities Andy gets. This past month alone Andy has been on Letterman, Comedy Central's The Root of all Evil, and was even profiled by the LA Times. "To a man like me," says Andy, "Who brings joy to the non-masses, I'm going to be able to profit during down times." What's down, what's coming, and what's funny about it is the subject of this Starpulse Q and A with comedian Andy Kin...

"You've got balls!" While it may appear to be an insult, it's really a grudging compliment -- an off-color testament to a person's confidence, fearlessness and take-no-prisoners approach to life.

To mark the premiere of its uncensored and very "ballsy" new sketch comedy series, "The Whitest Kids U' Know," the IFC cable network asked Americans a direct and unprecedented question -- to name the politicians, political pundits and entertainment stars they think have the most major cojones...and those who are most in need of more testosterone in their public lives!

So which politicians...

A fictional story inspired by true events, Redacted is a unique cinematic experience that will force viewers to radically reconsider the filters through which we see and accept events in our world, the power of the mediated image and how presentation and composition influence our ideas and beliefs. A profound meditation on the way information is packaged, distributed and received in an era with infinite channels of communication, Redacted utilizes a variety of created source material-video diaries, produced documentary, surveillance footage, online testimonials, news pieces-to comment on th...

Happy Birthday to My Chemical Romance bassist Mikey Way (1980), actor Ryan Phillippe (1974), "Donnie Darko" actor James Duval (1972), actor Jonathon Schaech (1969), British film director Guy Ritchie (1968), rapper Big Daddy Kane (1968), Yankees pitcher Randy Johnson (1963), "Shakespeare in Love" actor Colin Firth (1960), film director Chris Columbus (1958), "Simpsons" voice actor Dan Castellaneta (1958), Bananarama singer Siobhan Fahey (1957), actress Amy Irving (1953), Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry (1950), TV journalist Bill O'Reilly (1949), "To Sir, With Love" actress Judy Geeson (1948), ...

Rapper Nas has slammed talk show titan Bill O'Reilly as a "racist" for criticizing his appearance at a Virginia Tech memorial concert as insulting to the victims of the April massacre.

The O'Reilly Factor host recently hit out at the decision to allow hip-hop star Nas to perform for free at Thursday's Concert For Virginia Tech. He said, "Having a rapper who trades in violence perform at Virginia Tech insults the victims, the university and the entire commonwealth."

However a determined Nas, who joined John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band and Phil Vassar at Thursday's concert, insists O...

Bill O'Reilly has attacked movie star Tim Robbins for "misleading the public" about the Iraqi dead. The O'Reilly Factor host did his homework after activist Robbins appeared on political talk show Real Time With Bill Maher last month, and fired up the studio audience with what he claimed was the Iraq War death count.

The peace-loving actor told Maher that U.S. troops had killed 400,000 Iraqis since the war began, but O'Reilly, who famously attacked George Clooney over the distribution of funds following his post-9/11 telethon, has taken Robbins to task.

Speaking on his show on Wed...

Rapper Ludacris is furious he was ditched by soft drinks giant Pepsi for being too controversial, describing them as hypocrites for hiring Ozzy Osbourne as his replacement. The hip-hopper - real name Chris Bridges - was axed by Pepsi in 2005 after right wing politic commentator Bill O'Reilly complained he was "vulgar" and attacked Pepsi as "immoral" for using him in their ads.

And he's still bitter. He tells the New York Daily News, "(I was fired) just for what I was saying on records. (And replaced by) a man who bit the head off an animal onstage and who has an MTV show where you have...

ABC has been unable to come to a contractual agreement with Rosie O'Donnell. As a result, her hosting duties on The View will end in mid-June. "They wanted me three years, I wanted one year, and it just didn't work," said O'Donnell on today's show.

According to Barbara Walters, View creator & co-producer, "We have had, to say the least, an interesting year … an exciting, fun-filled, provocative year. We have all gotten together and you will be missed." She added, "I do not participate in the negotiations for Rosie. It was between your representatives and agents. This is not my doing....

Once again, The Harris Poll has asked U.S. adults "Who is your favorite TV personality?" and for the fifth year in a row, Oprah Winfrey lands in the number-one position as America's favorite television personality. Jon Stewart is in second place for the second year, while Bill O'Reilly moves up one notch to third place.

Next is a newcomer to the list -- Hugh Laurie (star of the television show House), who debuts in fourth place, while veteran late night host David Letterman drops from number three to fifth place. Letterman's rival, Jay Leno, is number six on the list (dropping from 200...

Dance star Moby has branded Fox newsman Bill O'Reilly "a very lonely man" following his outburst at "computer geeks." The journalist and TV personality recently hit out at people who use iPods, suggesting the popular music player makes people socially inept.

He said, "I don't own an iPod. I would never wear an iPod. Did you ever talk to these computer geeks? I mean, can you carry on a conversation with them?"

But Moby is furious at the attack and can't understand why O'Reilly is refusing to stay with the times.

He tells The Scoop, "In the 21st century, what defines a 'comp...