Toby Morton, a 'South Park' alum, has been cleverly buying up domains of mostly right-wing politicians, then satirizing their motivations, policies and the way power repackages itself.

While Leavitt claimed the building's new name was reached by a unanimous vote, Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty, who has an automatic seat on the Kennedy Center board as a congressional leader, claimed that she was repeatedly muted on the call where the renaming vote took place.

In August, former 'South Park' writer Toby Morton registered 'TrumpKennedyCenter' domain names, anticipating that Trump would add his name to the D.C. landmark.

There’s a reason for this: the domains “trumpkennedycenter.org” and “trumpkennedycenter.com” are already taken. They’re owned by comedian and scriptwriter Toby Morton, who has written for South Park and Mad TV.

CBS aired the 48th Annual Kennedy Center Honors in the midst of the host organization's controversial name change. The Kennedy Center, a living memorial for murdered President John F. Kennedy, was rec

A member of the Kennedy Center board has sued President Donald Trump to force the removal of his name from the performing arts venue’s facade. Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty, 75, an ex officio trustee,

​After Trump introduced Stallone in a pre-recorded message — something he did for all the nominees — special guest Kurt Russell took to the stage. Stallone and Russell starred together in 1989’s Tango & Cash, and the Monarch: Legacy of Monsters star shared a few words of praise for his longtime friend.