‘The Dude’ Takes to Capitol Hill To Fight Childhood Hunger
Actor Jeff Bridges took to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to lobby senators in the fight against childhood hunger.
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California: Warning Labels Coming to Bacon?
California is grappling with a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO) that claims that consuming red meat and processed meat could increase the risk of cancer–and the state could soon require warning labels on popular food items like sausages and bacon as a result.
Watch: Trailer for Adam Sandler’s Controversial Netflix Movie ‘The Ridiculous 6’
Adam Sandler’s controversial Netflix film The Ridiculous 6 got its first trailer this week.
Watch: Robert De Niro and Zac Efron Party at Spring Break in ‘Dirty Grandpa’ Trailer
The first trailer for Lionsgate’s raunchy comedy Dirty Grandpa was released online Wednesday.
Raven-Symoné Defends Officer in Spring Valley High Incident: ‘You’ve Got to Follow the Rules in School’
The View co-host Raven-Symoné defended South Carolina deputy Ben Fields for his actions in a widely-viewed video in which the officer appeared to slam a student down to the ground and drag her out of a classroom at Spring Valley High School on Monday.
Late-Night Ratings: Hillary-Colbert Loses to Drew Barrymore-Puppies
A high-profile appearance from Democrat presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton could not save the Late Show with Stephen Colbert from finishing second in the ratings to Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show, where actress Drew Barrymore was covered in a mountain of puppies and Fallon announced a new Universal Studios theme-park ride based on his show.
Boxer Who Appeared in Gay Porn Film Claims He Was Drugged
Yusaf Mack claims he does not know exactly how it happened — but the former boxer from Philadelphia ended up in a gay porn film posted online, and he thinks he was drugged into participating.
Pressure Mounts on ‘SNL’ to Cancel Donald Trump Episode
With just under two weeks to go until Donald Trump hosts NBC’s Saturday Night Live on November 7, calls for the network to cancel the billionaire Republican presidential frontrunner’s hosting gig have intensified.
Sacramento Nixes Ban on Smelly Riders on Public Transport
The Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors instituted new rules on Monday aimed at cleaning up the city’s public transportation and improving service for riders — but riders with smelly body odor can keep their seats, for now.
Malibu Celebrities Pay $31 Million for Extra Sand at Beachfront Homes
Wealthy celebrity homeowners in Malibu will pay $31 million over the next ten years to truck in extra sand for their beachfront properties.
Olivia Wilde: Donald Trump’s ‘Xenophobia’ is ‘Really Sickening’
Actress Olivia Wilde unloaded on Donald Trump Friday, calling the Republican presidential hopeful’s strong positions on illegal immigration “really sickening.”
‘Supergirl’ Responds to Jeb Bush Calling Her ‘Hot’: ‘I’m Glad He’s Excited’
Supergirl star Melissa Benoist poked fun at Jeb Bush on Monday over the Republican presidential contender’s recent comment that she looked “pretty hot” in a new promo for the show.
Drunk Man Kills ‘Zombie’ Friend After Binge-Watching ‘The Walking Dead’
A New Mexico man who beat his friend to death while drunk told police that he had been “binge-watching” The Walking Dead and believed his friend had begun turning into a zombie.
Actress Leah Remini: Tom Cruise is Major Reason I Left Scientology
Former Scientologist and King of Queens star Leah Remini has revealed that Tom Cruise is one of the main reasons she left the controversial church two years ago.
Police Union Calls for Boycott of ‘Purveyor of Degeneracy’ Quentin Tarantino’s Films after Anti-Cop March
The president of New York City’s largest police union called for a boycott of Quentin Tarantino’s films after the director participated in an anti-police rally in the city on Saturday.
‘Love Ranch’ Owner: If Lamar Odom Doesn’t Pay $75K Bill, ‘I’m Going after Khloe’ Kardashian
Lamar Odom may not have settled all of his outstanding debt to the brothel where he was found unconscious earlier this month — and if he does not pay, the owner has pledged to go after his wife, Khloe Kardashian.
Katy Perry Stumps for Hillary in Iowa
Katy Perry amped up her support for Hillary Clinton on Saturday in more ways than one – shortly before performing at an outdoor rally to support the presidential candidate’s campaign in Iowa, the pop star took over Clinton’s Instagram account.
Quentin Tarantino Marches in NY Anti-Police Rally Four Days After NYPD Cop Fatally Shot
Director Quentin Tarantino joined hundreds of demonstrators in a a march against police brutality on Saturday in Washington Square Park in New York.
Cockroach Infestation Forces Closure of Santa Monica Hospital Cafeteria
A cafeteria at St. John’s Medical Center in Santa Monica was forced closed by a health inspector this week when nearly a dozen live cockroaches were found in the kitchen.
Watch: Adele’s ‘Hello’ Music Video is First to Use IMAX Cameras
British singer Adele is back with her first single in nearly four years.
Review: Ben Shapiro’s ‘What’s Fair: And Other Short Stories’
Ben Shapiro’s latest collection of short stories marks an impressive first-time foray into fiction for the New York Times bestselling author.
Hillary at Benghazi Hearings: ‘Are You Gonna Come to My Katy Perry Concert?’
Hillary Clinton was “teenage dream”ing about her upcoming Katy Perry rally in Iowa this weekend during the Benghazi Committee hearing on Thursday.
Anthony Mackie Says Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ Doesn’t Need Black Director: ‘They Didn’t Get a Horse to Direct Seabiscuit’
Avengers star Anthony Mackie does not believe that Marvel’s upcoming Black Panther film – the first in the cinematic superhero universe to feature an African-American lead – needs an African-American director behind the camera.
3 Shot, Killed for Trespassing on Marijuana Farm
Three men were found shot to death Tuesday in the Rail Road Flat area of Calaveras County, California, where they had allegedly been trespassing on a property containing dozens of marijuana plants.
Bruce Springsteen, Pharrell To Headline Racial Equality Concert
Bruce Springsteen, Pharrell Williams, Sting, and other artists will team up to present a 2-hour television special called Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America on November 20.
