Amazon Studios has pulled the marketing campaign for its new series, “The Man in the High Castle,” off of New York City subways after the Nazi imagery in the advertisements prompted complaints from riders.
Brad Pitt offered up some advice to those about to vote in the 2016 elections — don’t let emotion cloud your judgement.
During Sunday night’s “Last Week Tonight” on HBO, host John Oliver denounced GOP critics of allowing Syrian refugees into America.
Will Smith says that prejudice could not have affected his massively successful acting career because, at the end of the day, “everybody is prejudiced” – but “racism is actually rare,” the star notes, and “America is the only place on Earth” that allows “people that look like” him the opportunity to be a star.
Thirteen people were hospitalized in San Diego on Sunday after overdosing on “spice,” a variant of synthetic marijuana.
Award-winning author Joyce Carol Oates came under intense fire from social media users on Sunday after tweeting that she has only heard “puritanical & punitive” things about the Islamic State and wonders whether there is anything “celebratory & joyous” about the terrorist group.
The United Kingdom’s largest cinema chains have refused to run a new ad commissioned by the Church of England promoting prayer ahead of screenings of Star Wars: The Force Awakens this winter.
Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes broke down as he gave a first-person account of the shooting rampage that left at least 89 people dead inside the Bataclan theater during the terrorist attacks that struck Paris last week.
The number of penalties issued to water wasters during California’s record drought has decreased as most water agencies have successfully complied with a mandatory order to cut water use by 25 percent statewide. However, the state’s complex water management system has created a scenario in which individuals who have cut back the most are often fined, while rich super-users pay to consume as much water as they want.
The White house announced that it will hold a screening of the upcoming transgender drama “The Danish Girl” and Amazon’s transgender series “Transparent” next week as part of its new “White House LGBT Artists Champions of Change” program.
Michael Moore is no fan of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s recent ban on allowing Syrian refugees into his state. In a show of defiance, the Oscar-winning filmmaker has offered up his own Traverse City residence to Syrians looking for shelter in the United States.
Entertainment mogul and Hillary Clinton supporter Haim Saban walked back comments he made suggesting that the U.S. should exercise “more scrutiny” in vetting Muslim immigrants seeking entry into the country.
Los Angeles County had the highest number of cases of sexually transmitted diseases in the United States in 2014, according to a report released this week by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
In Thursday’s episode of the ABC series “Scandal,” the main character Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), wife of the Republican U.S. President, undergoes an abortion while the Christmas hymn “Silent Night” plays in the background.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos is the star of a new documentary out this week, American Milo — and I’ve already seen it twice. Milo requested the opportunity to write this review himself (because of course he did), but in the interest of objectivity, the project has fallen to me.
The hosts of ABC’s “The View” issued an on-air apology just minutes after opening Thursday’s episode by mocking eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia.
Breitbart Senior Editor-at-Large and DailyWire.com Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro is set to deliver a lecture at the racial turmoil-beset University of Missouri campus Thursday evening. But before he left for Mizzou, Shapiro warmed up Wednesday night by speaking to University of Southern California students about the rise of anti-Israel bias on college campuses nationwide.
Former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle was sentenced Thursday to 15 years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography and sex crime charges.
Actor Taye Diggs drew the ire of social media users on Wednesday for stating in a recent interview that he wants his son to identify as bi-racial, not black.
Now, for the first time in 46 years, recordings from Velvet Underground’s classic 1969 San Francisco performances will be made available to rock n’ roll fans.
Oscar-winning French director Michel Hazanavicius penned a defiant open letter to ISIS, warning the terrorist group that they’ll never defeat his country and its way of life, which, he says, consists almost entirely of having sex.
Political analytics website Crowdpac has launched a new crowdfunding tool that allows any American–with any political ideology–to collect money to run for public office.
Thirty three-year-old software engineer Vamsi Polisetty was waiting for a bus outside the Crowne Plaza Los Angeles International Airport hotel in September when the unthinkable happened.
In a column for the Daily Beast, Samantha Allen writes that Sheen’s placement of blame for his HIV diagnosis on “unsavory” types promotes a stigma of sex workers that she calls “whorephobia.”
Ben Stiller returns as the world’s most clueless supermodel in “Zoolander 2,” which got its first extended trailer on Wednesday.
“Family Guy” imagines what the “Cosby Show” opening credits would look like “knowing what we know now” about Bill Cosby.
The two largest concert promoters in the United States have implemented heightened security measures in the wake of the horrific terrorist attacks in Paris last week – but one American rock band tells Breitbart News that they refuse to be intimidated by terrorists.
Jennifer Lawrence hopes to draw audiences to her new movie out on Christmas Day, but will her disparaging comments about Christians doom its box office success?
California has adapted well to mandatory water conservation rules ordered into effect earlier this year by Gov. Jerry Brown–and water officials now say that some of those rules may be implemented permanently.
Medical marijuana dispensaries, brands and growing experts teamed up for the first-ever PotLuck Medical Cannabis Expo and Concert in San Diego on Saturday.
Miley Cyrus poses nude on the cover of “Candy” magazine, the first magazine “completely dedicated to celebrating tranvestism, transexuality, crossdressing and androgyny in all their glory.”
The husband of a NYPD officer killed on September 11 has returned his late wife’s “Glamour” magazine “Woman of the Year” award after the magazine conferred the same honor upon Bruce Jenner last week.
Madonna paused her concert in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday night and broke down in tears as she paid tribute to the victims killed in terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday — but the singer drew the ire of some social media users for suggesting that “only love” could change the world, and consequently, prevent terrorism.
Spike Lee picked up an honorary Oscar at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences annual Governors Awards on Saturday, and used his acceptance speech to blast the lack of diversity in Hollywood — and issue a warning to white entertainment industry executives.
Nick Alexander, the merchandise manager for the rock band Eagles of Death Metal, was among the scores killed at the Bataclan theater Friday night during the coordinated terrorist attacks in Paris, France. He was 36. “It is with huge sorrow that
Actor Rob Lowe came under fire from social media users Friday for several Tweets he posted shortly after the terrorist attacks in Paris began.
Thirteen years after the clownfish Marlin traversed the deepest depths of the ocean in search of his son Nemo, Pixar has unveiled the first trailer for “Finding Dory,” the sequel to the 2003 hit “Finding Nemo.”
The gang’s all back for another wedding in the first trailer for “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.”
In a video for Planned Parenthood, actress Mae Whitman encourages girls to talk with Planned Parenthood staff about sex if they can’t with their own parents.
Two California Republican lawmakers have proposed a ballot measure that would divert bond revenue from a pricey high-speed rail project to pay for more water storage in the drought-parched state.
