Bill Maher

Bill Maher, a so-called comedian who infests HBO most Friday nights in his show of political rant of offensive dialogue, “Real Time,” has a new obsession, now that Sarah Palin has declined to run for president.

'The View,' which usually gets my freelancer's day going in style, was a hot mess today. First, there was an awkward sponsored Ginger Bread Man skit. Don't ask.

Mediaite takes a dim view of some of the ladies on Fox News speculating about the roots of Bill Maher's rage against conservative women. The author of the piece, Francis Martel, thinks doing so concedes the moral high ground.

Bill Maher, the mad cap host of HBO's "Real Time," was interviewed by CNN's Piers Morgan and proved Keith Ablow's point once again about his issues with smart, attractive, conservative women.

People who watch Bill Maher's show on HBO have taken note of a recent tendency of his to trash conservative women in the most vulgar way imaginable. A psychiatrist and Fox News analyst suggests that there is something wrong with Maher mentally.

Bill Maher, HBO's star political ranter, was on CNN's Anderson Cooper to talk about the New Hampshire Republican debate. Of the candidates, with one exception, it was a matter of which one Maher hated the least.

Bill Maher often disdains religion and its tendency to adhere to beliefs based on faith. But it seems that the host of HBO's "Real Time" is not above taking things on faith when it suits his inclinations.

Bill Maher, the host of the HBO show "Real Time," was unapologetic about calling Sarah Palin names that refer to the female genitalia as well as, along with Michele Bachman, a bimbo during an appearance on "Hardball."

According to a report in The Daily Caller, Bill Maher, the host of HBO's "Real Time," made an appearance at Dallas' Winspear's Opera House and called former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin another vulgar, obscene name.

Sometimes Bill Maher cannot wait until the next episode of "Real Time" to say something stupid and offensive. Maher was on Elliott Spitzer's show Tuesday night and was in his usual incoherent and angry mode.

Bill Maher never fails to say something so outrageous, so off-the-way on his HBO rantfest "Real Time," or, as some people have called it, "The One Hour Hate." March 18's show has a two-for: one insult about race, the other one based on sex.

Bill Maher is very unhappy with Bill O'Reilly over O'Reilly's Super Bowl interview with President Barack Obama. It seems that Maher believes O'Reilly was a little too aggressive, and therefore was not "patriotic."

Bill Maher, the undisputed king of uncivil political discourse now that MSNBC has given Keith Olbermann the Royal order of the Boot, has a unique perspective on the Tucson shooting and the subjects of civil discourse and gun control.

Friday night, Bill Maher, who uses words much in the same way Jared Loughner is suspected of using bullets, aired his one hour of hate programming, "Real Time", for the first time in 2011. He did not disappoint in creating outrageous outrage.

Bill Maher is a stand-up comedian, social critic, political commentator, author and television host of HBO's 'Real Time' With Bill Maher. With all those titles, no wonder he has some of the most interesting and funniest quotes ever heard.

Two more television pundits on the left have weighed in on the Giffords shooting and who was actually to blame. John Stewart took the sane, high road by not trying to take political shots. Sadly, Bill Maher could not resist the temptation.

Many famous celebrities made a career of bashing President Bush for eight years. Yet, even with a Democrat in command, figures on the left, like Bill Maher and Michael Moore, are turning more against President Obama,

Bill Maher makes one of his usual smarmy cracks about how conservatives cannot empathize with people different from them. George Clooney sets Maher straight by informing him that the Right has been most helpful on his signature issue of Darfour.

Back in 1999, while a guest on Bill Maher's former show "Politically Incorrect," Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell told Bill Maher (who many consider a blowhard), that she considered becoming a Hare Krishna, but ultimately rejected

The first new episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher" since the beginning of summer started with the host bounding onto the stage, ebullient, his trademark sneer in full display, as the studio audience went wild.

Bill Maher showed up on Leno recently and explained why he hates religion, though he hates Islam more than the others. Also he can't get over his obsession with Sarah Palin.

Discussing the latest outrageous thing Bill Maher said on his HBO show "Real Time" or as we call it at out house "The Sixty Minute Hate" is starting to become tedious. Here is the latest:

The above headline is something that one will rarely see. Bill Maher hates Sarah Palin, now that George W. Bush is not there to kick around any more, and yet, like most male lefties, finds her oddly alluring.

A week ago, Bill Maher, the acid tongued host of "Real Time" on HBO, made a complete fool of himself by saying that Brazil had "gotten off the oil" in front of George Will.