Hyper-liberal Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Michael Moore challenged Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump by holding a sign reading “We Are All Muslim” outside Trump Tower on Wednesday before penning an open letter to the candidate on Facebook.
A Facebook group of hardcore “Star Wars” fans has threatened to unleash a “spoiler jihad” campaign against Disney by ruining the plot of the new “Force Awakens” film if their demands are not met.
Public Enemy’s Chuck D chided rapper Nelly this week for canceling tour dates in the UK over terrorism fears — because, he says, police in Ferguson, Missouri, near Nelly’s hometown of St. Louis are just as scary as ISIS.
The California State Water Resources Control Board voted unanimously on Tuesday to back away from a controversial plan that would have held water back from cities and farmers in order to save an endangered species of salmon.
Quentin Tarantino joined Howard Stern on his SiriusXM radio show Wednesday morning for a good old-fashioned venting session, where the director complained that Disney muscled his film “The Hateful Eight” out of Los Angeles’ Cinerama Dome theater in order to screen the new “Star Wars” there instead.
Streaming giant Netflix used Tuesday night’s CNN Republican debate to announce the fourth season of its political drama “House of Cards” with a campaign ad for the show’s fictional character Frank Underwood.
Leonardo DiCaprio praised Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders for his “inspiring” call to action on climate change.
Fox announced that on Palm Sunday it will televise “The Passion,” a live 2-hour musical hosted by Tyler Perry retelling Jesus Christ’s final hours against the backdrop of modern day New Orleans.
Homeland showrunner Alex Gansa says that the ISIS-related storyline in Season 5 of the hit Showtime series was never meant to so closely mirror the real-world exploits of the terror group – it just happened to turn out that way.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti endorsed a plan Monday that would raise water rates in the city by 4.7 percent annually over the next five years.
Fans descending on Hollywood Boulevard for the Monday night premiere of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” will be subjected to a barrage of beefed-up security measures as local authorities prepare for what could be the largest movie premiere of all time.
The first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s latest, an adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl novel “The BFG,” was released online last week.
The first trailer for X-Men Apocalypse was released online last week, courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox.
Leading Hollywood liberal and legendary television creator Norman Lear announced Saturday that his progressive causes organization People for the American Way would launch an initiative aimed at combatting “hate speech and anti-Muslim rhetoric” propagated by Donald Trump and other Republican presidential contenders.
Thousands of people have contributed more than $300,000 in support of a Syrian refugee known as “The Scientist,” after the popular Humans of New York (HONY) blog highlighted the man’s story and actor Edward Norton began an online fundraising campaign for him.
For two decades, the sound of Mariah Carey’s 1994 hit “All I Want for Christmas is You,” blaring through retail stores as shoppers milled about picking up last-minute gifts, was as ubiquitous a Christmas tradition as egg nog by the fireplace—but a new song has now emerged as the king of Christmas retail.
One person was killed and three others injured after a gunman opened fire outside the Standard Hotel in downtown Los Angeles Sunday morning.
House Republicans from California lashed out at Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) on Friday for blocking drought legislation language from a larger government funding spending bill.
A South Korean girl band made waves this week when its management team said band members were detained and denied entry at Los Angeles International Airport because authorities believed they were prostitutes — but a federal official has since denied the claims, saying the group did not possess the proper visas to enter the United States.
Frank Sinatra would have turned 100 years old on Saturday. In an interview with Breitbart News, actor and singer Robert Davi, a close friend and associate of Sinatra in his later years, discusses the legendary crooner’s legacy.
Feminist cultural critic Camille Paglia has some advice for Taylor Swift’s #GirlSquad and the young Hollywood feminists: drop the male-bashing “gender factionalism that thrives on grievance” and instead focus on “mentoring, exchanging advice” and the “results-oriented teamwork” that men have used to help each other advance.
Porn star James Deen, accused of rape or sexual assault by nearly a dozen women, has backup in the form of renowned author and columnist Bret Easton Ellis, who likened the damning allegations against porn’s “boy next door” to a “ridiculous witch hunt.”
The nation’s three largest airlines have banned so-called “hoverboards” from both overhead bins and cargo holds as concerns mount over the safety of the popular toys.
Shia LaBeouf is back with his latest piece of performance art. He’s set up a call center at the Fact Gallery in Liverpool, where he will take phone calls from the public in a piece of performance art he calls “#TOUCHMYSOUL.”
A Coachella man was arrested Sunday on carjacking charges after he attempted to steal a FedEx delivery truck–but failed because he did not know how to drive it.
Madonna took to the Place de la République in Paris late Wednesday night for an impromptu mini-set to honor the victims of the terror attacks that rocked the city last month.
Feeling squeezed by exploding rent increases in the Golden Gate City? Fear not, for there is a refurbished FedEx truck with your name on it–at a steal.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens director-producer J.J. Abrams said that he could see Ava DuVernay in the director’s chair on a future installment of the franchise.
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) has launched an investigation into embattled porn star James Deen’s adult film production company, James Deen Productions, for alleged violations of a mandatory condom law on Los Angeles-area film shoots.
While promoting his new film “The Big Short” about the 2008 financial crisis, actor Christian Bale says GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush should “immediately” be disqualified from the race due to his ties to Lehman Brothers.
California water officials introduced a tentative plan Tuesday to keep more water in Shasta Lake over the upcoming year in order to protect endangered winter-run Chinook salmon. However, the proposal is likely to infuriate farmers who may see water allocation drop, while marine scientists are skeptical the plan will be enough to save the imperiled fish.
Actor Robert Redford joined world leaders, legislators, and a handful of celebrities at the Cop21 international climate change conference in Paris over the weekend, where he urged attendees to “change the momentum” to halt global warming and declared that “people are feeling climate change in their own backyard, seeing climate change from their homes.”
The Golden State Warriors have won 22 straight games to open up the current NBA season, setting a record for the best start by any team in the history of the league. So it’s no surprise that Warriors forward Andre Iguodala joked that the only way teams could defeat them is by shooting them dead.
Porn’s “boy next door” superstar James Deen has finally broken his silence regarding the nine women who have accused him of rape or sexual assault, saying in a new interview that he is “completely baffled” by the allegations.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop pop-up shop in New York City was robbed on Saturday, with thieves making off with nearly $200,000 worth of vintage jewelry while employees were distracted.
Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says he “hears” the concerns of those who question the “science of climate change”–but he still “doesn’t give a ***” if you agree with him.
One of the porn stars who accused James Deen of sexual assault has added a shocking new claim to her story — a female porn industry executive allegedly helped Deen rape her.
Oscar-winner Helen Mirren and Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul star in this spring’s drone warfare thriller “Eye in the Sky.”
“Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” got its second trailer this week, giving fans their first look at Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman and the film’s villain Doomsday.
Tom Hiddleston stars as Hank Williams in Sony Pictures Classics’ upcoming biopic “I Saw the Light” hitting theaters on March 25, 2016.
