Rapper and presidential candidate Waka Flocka Flame unloaded on the media’s portrayal of gender transitioning in an interview on radio station Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club show Friday morning, calling the practice a rebuke to God.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is set to play former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden in an Oliver Stone biopic early next year – and in an interview with the Guardian, the actor details a secret meeting he had with Snowden in Russia to prepare for the role.
Los Angeles saw 2.39 inches of rain on Tuesday, making it the wettest calendar day for the city in more than four years, according to the Associated Press.
Doritos has unveiled a bag of rainbow-colored chips in support of the LGBT community.
As the first season of E! network’s I Am Cait reality television show came to an end last weekend, many in the transgender community have blasted both the show and its star, Bruce “Caitlyn” Jenner, for failing to represent the struggles that ordinary trans people face on a daily basis.
While the Republican presidential contenders battled in CNN’s debate in Southern California Wednesday night, Hillary Clinton appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, whose host immediately brought up the Democratic frontrunner’s email scandal.
Matt Damon apologized Wednesday for a comment he made during the fourth season premiere of his reality television show Project Greenlight earlier this week in which he suggested to a successful black female filmmaker that diversity only mattered onscreen and not behind it.
Hollywood was watching Wednesday night as the top 11 Republican contenders for the presidency duked it out at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California for CNN’s Republican Presidential Debate.
The second season of Fox’s smash hit television series Empire will feature themes of police brutality and the BlackLivesMatter movement more prominently, according to this month’s Hollywood Reporter feature story on the show.
The Weinstein Company has pulled transgender drama About Ray three days before its scheduled September 18 US release date.
Ariana Grande gave her first televised interview since this summer’s doughnut-licking scandal on Tuesday when she sat down with Good Morning America to plug her new perfume.
Classic eighties ABC detective show Hart to Hart is set to return to the small screen for the first time in thirty years – with a gay twist.
Sylvester Stallone returns as Rocky Balboa to pass the torch to the next generation in the latest trailer for Rocky spinoff movie Creed.
Disney dropped the first trailer for its live-action Jungle Book reboot on Tuesday, and it looks beautiful.
Former Pink Floyd bassist and current BDS campaigner Roger Waters railed against Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump in a new interview with Rolling Stone set to be released this month. In an excerpt from the interview published Tuesday, Waters called Trump’s
Ariana Grande appeared on Good Morning America Tuesday to hawk her new perfume, “Ari by Ariana Grande” – but before she should could get down to promoting the fragrance, the pop star was forced to address the now-infamous incident at a California doughnut shop in July that has ruined her reputation.
A Qatari driver who raced a luxury sports car at near-triple-digit speeds around Beverly Hills on Saturday has claimed diplomatic immunity after being confronted by police.
California Gov. Jerry Brown predicted Monday that the effects of global climate change would drive mass migration to his state, similarly to how the current Syrian civil war is causing thousands of refugee migrants to flee to Europe.
Matt Damon is under heavy fire from liberal-leaning media outlets for a segment on his HBO reality show Project Greenlight in which the actor-producer offered a comment on diversity in the film business to a successful black female filmmaker.
Noted vegan Ellen DeGeneres has come under fire from an animal advocacy organization after it was discovered that her new clothing line contains a pair of leather boots.
Actress Kristen Stewart says she feels “really bad” for jailed Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis – but not for the reasons one might think.
Arnold Schwarzenegger will replace Donald Trump as host of NBC’s The Celebrity Apprentice.
A fast-moving wildfire in Lake and Napa counties in Northern California has destroyed hundreds of homes as the blaze spread to consume more than 60,000 acres by Monday morning.
With a string of high-profile, transgender-themed movies and television shows hitting silver screens and airwaves across America, 2015 is shaping up to be the year that transgender entertainment entered the mainstream.
The second season of hit Fox television series Empire premieres later this month – and creator Lee Daniels says the show has come along at a particularly rocky time for race relations in the United States.
A bill granting deportation protection to illegal immigrants in California who have been victims of violent crime is currently awaiting signature from Gov. Jerry Brown. SB 674, or, the Immigrant Victims of Crime Equity Act, passed the state Assembly by
Teenage mothers in California could soon be given the space and resources to breastfeed their children in school if Gov. Jerry Brown approves a bill currently awaiting his signature by October.
The Spanish-language animated film Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos landed in seventh place on the US box office chart over Labor Day weekend, taking in $4.4 million over the holiday frame.
Christopher Ciccone, brother of pop superstar Madonna, unleashed a strongly-worded defense of Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis, who was jailed last week for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses due to her religious beliefs.
One California-based company is set to build what will become the United States’ largest ocean-set fish farm off the coast of San Diego.
Susan Sarandon gathered the ashes of her late friend and LSD guru Timothy Leary and brought them to the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert to be burned.
Actor/comedian Damon Wayans was sitting for an extended interview on radio station Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club on Friday when the discussion abruptly turned toward Bill Cosby and the more than three dozen sexual abuse allegations leveled against him this year.
California Gov. Jerry Brown is working to craft what would become the first statewide regulations for medical marijuana.
Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan weighed in on the 2016 presidential race at a Q&A before a recent concert in Cincinnati, saying that while he may not necessarily agree with Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s policy positions, it’s “cool” that he is in the race.
The latest trailer for tense drama/thriller Partisan is here. Vincent Cassel stars as Gregori, the leader of a “community” (more like a cult) that trains up young children to do dangerous errands for the group, including assassinations. Here’s the official
Say what you will about the upcoming film The Lobster – but you can’t say it’s not original. Colin Farrell stars as David, a man distraught after his wife leaves him for another man. But in the peculiar dystopian society in
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe stars as Rockstar Games co-founder Sam Houser in this month’s BBC TV movie The Gamechangers.
As Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan met with social and political leaders in Detroit to organize this year’s 20th anniversary of the Million Man March, he took time out to have dinner with the city’s most famous cultural export – rapper Eminem.
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson says the tongue and throat cancer he recently beat was caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) – and he contracted it by engaging in too much oral sex.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has conducted intelligence gathering operations at the Burning Man festival in Nevada since at least 2010, according to internal agency documents released this week.