Liberal documentary filmmaker Michael Moore commemorated the fifth anniversary of Occupy Wall Street on social media Saturday, praising the movement for “permanently changing the conversation” regarding issues of income inequality and capitalism in America.
Netflix has acquired worldwide rights to Barry, a movie about a formative year in the life of a young Barack Obama, following its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this month.
Scandal star Kerry Washington lit into Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, during an appearance Friday on HBO’s Real Time, telling host Bill Maher that Democrat Hillary Clinton has the better policies, but that her message has been drowned out while the media chooses to focus its coverage on Trump.
Mission: Impossible fans, have no fear: the long-running action franchise will be back for a sixth installment.
Comedian Lewis Black held nothing back while discussing the 2016 presidential election on Late Night with Seth Meyers this week.
Actor Jonah Hill probably didn’t expect to become the butt of jokes while appearing on French television to promote his latest film, War Dogs.
Marc Jacobs has responded to critics who accused the designer of “cultural appropriation” for outfitting white models with dreadlocks during his New York Fashion Week show this week.
Actress Shailene Woodley believes she knows a way to get teenage pregnancy rates to come down — namely, by teaching young women how to masturbate in school.
Actor James Woods is fed up with the way the NFL has handled Colin Kaepernick’s National Anthem protest — so much so that he has vowed never to watch a league game ever again.
A Muslim fashion designer made history this week by debuting the first fashion collection to feature traditional Muslim hijabs in every look during New York Fashion Week.
Liberal Tonight Show viewers were left incensed after host Jimmy Fallon did not try to take down Donald Trump or attempt to trip him up with “gotcha” questions during the pair’s interview on the NBC program Thursday night.
In an interview that featured both Fallon’s lighthearted bantering style and strikingly low-key candidness from Trump, the Republican candidate opened up about his motivation for running for president and was not afraid to poke fun at himself and some of his trademark campaign behavior.
British news organization The Guardian announced Thursday it would cut 30% of its U.S. workforce over the next several months, according to reports.
Producer-turned-rapper-turned-fashion mogul Kanye West lashed out at fashion industry critics who “misunderstand” his work in an interview, explaining that he believes that “no one” is “on [his] side” and that people will not appreciate his work until he’s gone.
Rapper and music mogul Jay Z criticized America’s decades-long War on Drugs as an “epic fail” in an animated op-ed video produced for the New York Times and released Thursday.
Former DreamWorks Animation chief and Democratic Party mega-donor Jeffrey Katzenberg dismissed concerns about Hillary Clinton’s health in a brief interview with the Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday.
Snowden star Joseph Gordon-Levitt said he was “flattered” after being selected to play the notorious former NSA contractor in Oliver Stone’s upcoming biopic, which premiered Tuesday night in New York City.
Amazon released the first trailer for its upcoming Woody Allen-Miley Cyrus-starring television series Crisis in Six Scenes on Wednesday.
Cinemark has dropped its pursuit of $700,000 owed to the company by four victims of the 2012 Aurora, Colorado movie theater massacre, effectively putting an end to a contentious years-long legal battle.
In an interview on CNN Tuesday night, filmmaker Oliver Stone told interviewer Christiane Amanpour that the high-profile hacking attack against the Democratic National Committee earlier this summer was “probably an inside job” and not the work of Russia, as some intelligence services have claimed.
Former White House press secretary and The Five co-host Dana Perino and Fox digital politics editor Chris Stirewalt will host a new weekly political analysis show on Fox News ahead of the 2016 election, the network announced Tuesday.
Following up a Donald Trump assassination joke on Saturday, liberal talk show host Bill Maher said Monday that he would rather vote for a “dead” Hillary Clinton over her Republican challenger Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
Fresh off of a season that took merciless aim at the absurdity of social justice warriors overly politically correct culture, South Park returns on Wednesday for its 20th season by diving head-first into another controversy — the Colin Kaepernick-inspired protest demonstrations during the National Anthem.
As Hollywood A-lister Leonardo DiCaprio unveiled his climate change documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, the actor faced increased calls from activists to return donations given to his environmental-focused Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation that have been linked in news reports to funds allegedly misappropriated in the world’s largest embezzlement scheme.
Lionsgate has picked up DVD distribution for Dinesh D’Souza’s Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party, Breitbart News learned exclusively on Monday.
Bill Clinton will fill in for Hillary Clinton at a pair of fundraisers in Beverly Hills on Tuesday as the Democratic presidential candidate recovers from pneumonia at her home in New York.
The presidential race is getting so tight that someone is going to have to “go out there” and assassinate Donald Trump, liberal comedian and talk show host Bill Maher joked on Saturday.
Conservative actor and talk radio host Robert Davi lit up Twitter on Saturday by urging his hundreds of thousands of social media followers to take the so-called “deplorable challenge” — so named for Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s claim this weekend that millions of supporters of Republican candidate Donald Trump belong in a “basket of deplorables” reserved for racist, sexist, xenophobic bigots.
Comedian and prolific tweeter Patton Oswalt defended Hillary Clinton over concerns about her health on Sunday, calling it “badass” that the Democratic presidential candidate is campaigning “as hard as she is” after being diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.
Model-actress Kate Upton ripped into NFL players who demonstrated in protest during the National Anthem ahead of the league’s games on Sunday, the 15th anniversary of 9/11, calling the practice a “disgrace” on any regular day but “even more horrific” on the day Americans remember the terrorist attacks that killed thousands of people and destroyed the Twin Towers.
Barbra Streisand used her signature voice Friday night to skewer Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at a high-dollar LGBT-focused New York City fundraiser for Hillary Clinton.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s childhood home in Queens, New York goes on the auction block in October, and Inside Edition took a tour of the home this week for a segment on the program.
Talk show host Chelsea Handler ripped Donald Trump in an interview at Variety’s Entertainment and Tech Summit this week, calling the Republican presidential candidate a representation of “everything that’s wrong in the world.”
A24 released the first red-band trailer for its shoot-em-up thriller-comedy Free Fire this week just after the film made its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The Weinstein Co. unveiled the first trailer for its upcoming film Gold this week. Gold stars Matthew McConaughey as prospector Kenny Wells, who stumbles upon the world’s biggest gold mine in Indonesia. From the looks of the trailer, McConaughey was
Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka will appear on the Dr. Oz Show on Thursday, where the Republican presidential candidate will reveal his personal health regimen in an exclusive one-hour interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz.
Amy Poehler, Ana Gasteyer and other female comedians are set to headline a stand-up comedy fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton later this month.
After a summer movie season full of horrendous and spectacularly ill-conceived sequels and reboots, along comes Clint Eastwood, on the first weekend of the fall season, to remind Hollywood how it’s done with an old-school, unabashedly feel-good biopic that features Tom Hanks at the top of his game.
Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera has apologized and says he is “filled with regret” for defending the network’s embattled former chief executive Roger Ailes earlier this summer after the network settled a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by former anchor Gretchen Carlson last week.
Comedian Sarah Silverman struck a defensive tone this week when asked about Hillary Clinton’s health, attacking those who have raised concerns over the issue as “f*cking a**holes.”
