Canadian comedian Tom Green — who was fired by Donald Trump during the 2009 season of NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice — is back with a retaliatory video releaesed on liberal comedy website Funny or Die that features the presumptive GOP presidential nominee rapping to an audience featuring Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members.
Warren Beatty is back for the first time in 15 years with the first trailer for Rules Don’t Apply, in which the 79-year-old veteran actor-writer-director plays eccentric billionaire multi-hyphenate Howard Hughes.
A photo of Sarah and Todd Palin and Dakota Meyer rocking Breitbart’s new Border Wall Construction Co. t-shirt was picked up by celebrity magazine People on Wednesday.
Humboldt County supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders’s (I-VT) presidential campaign were left devastated after the insurgent candidate formally endorsed Hillary Clinton for president on Tuesday.
A billboard promoting the faith-based film God’s Not Dead 2 that features a pro-religion slogan has been barred from going up at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this month.
Karl Lagerfeld, creative director of Paris fashion house Chanel and one of the industry’s top designers, says the city that his company has called home since 1909 is now an unsafe “nightmare.”
Hundreds of eager fans and conservative celebrities packed the premiere of Dinesh D’Souza’s latest film, Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party, at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood Monday night.
Actor Mark Ruffalo has called on President Obama to sign an executive order divesting federal funds from “bad cops” and police departments in the wake of the shooting deaths of two African-American men and five Dallas police officers earlier this month.
USA Network has delayed the premiere of action thriller Shooter by one week following the sniper attack in Dallas, Texas that left five police officers dead and another seven wounded last week.
The reigning pop queen and her superstar rap mogul husband topped Forbes’ list of the highest-paid celebrity couples of 2016 with a combined $107.5 million in earnings over the past year, the outlet reported Monday.
Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor famously hates it when people have cell phones glued to their hands during concerts — so maybe it’s no surprise that the singer slapped a cell phone right out of a texting fan’s hand during a recent show.
The first reviews for the all-female-led Ghostbusters reboot are in, and they’re not good.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry is in stable condition at a New York hospital after collapsing onstage during a concert with his side project, the rock band Hollywood Vampires, on Sunday night.
Twenty-one officers from various Minnesota law enforcement agencies were injured and more than 102 protestors were arrested as a demonstration on the I-94 freeway in St. Paul turned violent Saturday night, with protestors hurling rocks, bottles. fireworks and bricks at law enforcement officers on the scene.
The federal government is expected formally to announce a decision in July about whether to remove marijuana from its Schedule I drug status, where it has been grouped together with heroin and LSD for more than 40 years.
Actress Mischa Barton has apologized after posting a photograph to social media in which she wears a bikini and sips wine on a boat that was intended to pay tribute to Alton Sterling, who was killed in a police-involved shooting earlier this week.
Actor George Takei, who played Hikaru Sulu for more than two decades in the Star Trek television and film franchise, is less than enthused that the character will be revealed to be gay in the upcoming film Star Trey Beyond, even though Takei is gay himself.
Pop queen Beyoncé was conspicuously silent Friday after gunmen shot and killed five police officers and wounded seven more at a Black Lives Matter protest in her native Texas, despite posting an impassioned plea for an end to police brutality just a few hours earlier.
Jay-Z released his first new music in three years late Thursday night with the anti-police brutality anthem “Spiritual,” just after the shooting deaths of five police officers in Dallas, Texas Thursday night and the police-involved shooting deaths of two African-American men earlier in the week.
Security guards sprang into action at a Beyoncé concert in Scotland Thursday night as a fight reportedly broke out in the middle of the audience.
The Star Trek franchise will get its first-ever openly gay character when Starship Enterprise captain Hikaru Sulu is revealed to be gay in the upcoming film Star Trek Beyond.
Sarah Silverman is “lucky to be alive” after suffering from a rare illness last week, she revealed in a social media post Wednesday.
Album sales have hit their lowest point in the first half of this year since tracking began in 1991, as listeners increasingly use streaming services like Spotify and Pandora and video-sharing website like YouTube to get their music fix.
A California woman chose a novel moment to reveal her sexual orientation to her family: by holding up a sign reading “I’m Gay!” while riding Splash Mountain at Disneyland.
Actress Mila Kunis says it “saddens” her to see the political rise of Donald Trump given her family’s own history as Ukrainian immigrants to the United States.
Daniel Radcliffe is an FBI agent embedded with a violent group of white supremacists in the first trailer for the thriller Imperium.
Tony Stark is set to hang up his high-powered Iron Man super-suit in an upcoming comic book, and the man replacing him isn’t a man at all.
Snoop Dogg will play the role of peacemaker after what’s expected to be a contentious Democrat National Convention in Philadelphia in July.
Actress Kaley Cuoco caused a stir on Monday with a photo posted to social media in honor of Independence Day that appears to show her dogs sitting on an American flag laid out on the ground.
Actor James Earl Jones performed a reading of Frederick Douglass’s iconic 1852 speech “The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro” in a video posted online by Democracy Now! in honor of Independence Day.
What if five of America’s most iconic presidents had been women?
Oscar-winning actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio has invited a group of his Hollywood friends out to France for a glitzy global warming-focused gala at the posh St. Tropez resort — but the celebrities expected to attend will likely burn up tons of fossil fuel in order to make it.
What was supposed to be a holiday weekend box office battle between two big-budget tentpoles quickly flamed out as two big studio films flopped, a micro-budget horror movie did better than expected and Finding Dory looked for its third straight win over the sluggish July 4 frame.
Mel Gibson is back in the director’s chair for the first time in ten years with World War II drama Hacksaw Ridge, due out this fall, and Breitbart News has the first look at the film’s poster.
Marvel Comics has once again taken aim at Donald Trump, this time by making him the arch-villain in a new issue of Spiderman spinoff series Spider-Gwen.
A measure mandating the use of condoms on all adult film sets in California will remain on California’s fall ballot after its proponents declined to withdraw it prior to Thursday’s deadline.
Warner Bros. released the first trailer for Sully this week — a film about U.S. Airways pilot Captain Chesley Sullenberger’s daring water landing in New York City’s Hudson River in 2009 that saved the lives of all 155 passengers and crew.
Scottish actor Ewan McGregor went off on Boris Johnson in a Twitter tirade on Thursday, accusing the former London mayor of spearheading what he called the “ludicrous” Brexit campaign and then abandoning it by refusing to run for prime minister.
A man watching the shark attack thriller The Shallows at a Santa Rosa, California movie theater was stabbed repeatedly Wednesday afternoon in what police said was a random attack.
Filmmaker Phelim McAleer has released the latest video in his Clinton Emails on Film series, in which Hillary Clinton aide Bryan Pagliano pleads the fifth an astounding 125 times while delivering testimony about the Democrat presidential candidate’s use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State.
