Daniel Nussbaum

In a video for UNICEF, pop superstar Katy Perry poses as a weatherwoman to deliver a report calling for climate change action “to change the forecast for children.”

Toymaker Mattel has created a Barbie doll in the likeness of “Selma” director Ava DuVernay as part of their “Sheroes” line of Barbies that honor “female heroes who inspire girls.”

A New York City man has reportedly sued the Metropolitan Museum of Art for housing four “offensive” and “racist” masterpiece paintings that depict Jesus as white and blond.

Chicago native Chance the Rapper unloaded on Spike Lee Friday, calling the director’s latest film Chi-Raq “exploitive” and “offensive” and criticizing the director’s recent statement that his film would “save lives.”

Porn’s “boy next door” James Deen is facing more accusations of sexual assault as another adult actress and a male performer-director have come forward with lurid details about alleged incidents that happened on recent porn shoots.

Two more adult film actresses have come forward with graphic sexual abuse allegations against porn superstar James Deen, bringing the total number of accusers up to five.

Top Hollywood executives, writers, directors, and actresses convened for a secret meeting in October to propose a detailed plan to combat gender inequality in the entertainment industry.

MAD magazine has named Donald Trump its “dumbest” person of 2015.

Hollywood’s biggest female stars have been roughed up for a new domestic violence awareness campaign.

Kylie Jenner lit up the Internet Tuesday, but not in the way that she is normally accustomed — the young model and reality TV star took heat from social media users and fans for posing in a wheelchair in a sexy magazine photo shoot.

Chrissy Teigen took a swipe at Donald Trump on Twitter this week, firing the opening salvo in what became a heated social media feud between the supermodel and the Republican presidential candidate.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s The Revenant has picked up early Oscar buzz ahead of its Christmas Day release, but some viewers and Academy voters could be put off by the film’s brutal violence — according to a report from early screenings, Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Hugh Glass gets raped and nearly mauled to death by a bear.

YouTube star Sam Pepper pulled quite the prank over the weekend, successfully convincing an unwitting victim into believing his best friend had been murdered right in front of him.