Kelli Serio

Being a woman in Hollywood isn’t all bad; some would even say it still has its perks. Just ask Jurassic World actress Bryce Howard Dallas.

There’s nothing like a lesbian sex scene to leave TV viewers hungry for more, at least that was the case for FX’s American Horror Story: Hotel this week.

Destination America channel is scheduled to air the first ever televised exorcism later this month during its special, called Exorcism: Live!

Actor Jon Voight describes his decades-long career as a Hollywood conservative in a new interview, where he also discloses he feels the political left uses the term “progressive” as a substitute for “communist.”

In a new interview with GQ, Hollywood scion Jaden Smith discusses growing up in the spotlight, his plans to disappear in 10 years, and also compares himself to Italian astronomer Galileo.

Margaret Cho, the comedian who defended Planned Parenthood last month by saying God created abortion, has now taken aim at Saturday Night Live for inviting GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump to host the show.

Bradley Cooper is making moves to address Hollywood’s gender pay gap. While gender inequality has been a hot button issue, particularly in the wake of last year’s Sony Hack, Cooper announced last week he is taking a stand. The star told Reuters he will negotiate his pay alongside his female co-stars in all future projects, Glamour reports.

Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan has announced she may run for president of the United States in 2020.

Rosie O’Donnell is being sued by former senior producer of The View Jennifer Shepard-Brookman, who claims O’Donnell got her fired from the ABC daytime program by slandering her in front of the show’s producers, Page Six reports.

Born male, a transgender activist currently undergoing hormone treatment has started an Internet campaign to combat breast censorship, in hopes he can display his breasts online once they develop.

Just when we think we’ve seen it all from Miley Cyrus, the 22-year-old announces plans to perform an upcoming concert completely nude.

HBO is placing another bet on Girls creator and star Lena Dunham, by ordering a new comedy series pilot about second-wave feminism in the early 1960s.

Hollywood’s highest paid leading lady, Jennifer Lawrence, received a round of applause online Tuesday from several of her female counterparts, after she slammed the gender pay gap in the entertainment industry.

Shia Labeouf has taken his method acting too far this time, seemingly finding it difficult to distinguish real life from a character he played in a recent film.

Kanye West went off on game manufacturers last week after his two-year-old daughter, North West, apparently racked up a huge phone bill due to in-app game purchases.

Comedian Jim Carrey was a pallbearer at the funeral of his late girlfriend, Cathriona White, in Cappawhite, Ireland.

In France, Succès de scandale loosely translates to “no press is bad press.” French fashion line Haute couture has seized upon Europe’s migrant crisis to sling trendy new digs, and the backlash is grabbing international headlines.

In Variety’s new “Power of Women” issue, actress and activist Ashley Judd claims she was sexually harassed by one of Hollywood’s “most famous, admired-slash-rivaled bosses” in the late 1990s.

For her upcoming November Vanity Fair feature, pop star Rihanna strips down, while also heaping high praise on Rachel Dolezal and explaining why she thought she could change Chris Brown after he assaulted her in 2009.