Actor Benedict Cumberbatch shocked spectators at a London theatre this week, after he attacked the British government during an on-stage, profanity laced speech about Europe’s Syrian refugee crisis. “F—k the politicians,” Cumberbatch said Tuesday, as he lambasted the “utter disgrace
Previously unheard telephone conversations between former Subway pitch man Jared Fogle and a former journalist, who spent years infiltrating her way into his depraved mind, aired on Thursday’s “Dr. Phil” show on CBS
While she is still no Donald Trump supporter, actress Eva Longoria has dialed down her criticism of the successful New York businessman, who she likened to Adolf Hitler just four months ago.
After spending more than seven hours on a bridge in Pasadena, CA on Monday, British-born actor and model Sam Sarpong jumped to his death, according to police.
Using an erotic, pornographic tone, Hollywood leading lady Scarlett Johansson reads verses from the Holy Bible on a new comedy album, in order to mock “misogynistic” quotes within the Book of Deuteronomy.
Audio recordings of former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle bragging about having “amazing sex” with a “little boy,” in addition to other shocking confessions, will air later this week on CBS’s “Dr. Phil.”
Transgender model and reality TV personality Carmen Carrera is responding to an online petition asking Victoria’s Secret to make him its first transgender “Angel.”
GLAAD’s annual “Where are We on TV” report for the 2015-2016 TV season finds that while LGBT character representation in TV is up, too many new gay and bisexual characters are white, and the transgender community and those living with HIV are underrepresented.
A contestant participating in last Friday’s Jeopardy! was stumped by host Alex Trebek’s final question, but her wrong answer ended up becoming an instant classic.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Monday comedian Ricky Gervais will again return to host the 2016 Golden Globe awards, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
In a new interview, Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters tells Rolling Stone he is worried by Hillary Clinton’s candidacy, as he fears the former Secretary of State might become the first woman to instigate a nuclear war.
George Clooney is set to direct 1950s noir crime drama Suburbicon, which was written by the Coen brothers, and has been in the works for more than a decade, according to reports.
In an interview with Chicago magazine, director Spike Lee described Chicago Mayor and former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel as a “bully” over the mayor’s alleged attempts to censor an upcoming film about Chicago’s gun violence and black-on-black crime.
Cher has been critical of Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s presidential campaign since June. Friday, the singer took to Twitter to describe the candidate as a “giant” among his competitors.
In a new interview, actor Daniel Craig shuts down any contention that James Bond is anything but a one-dimensional misogynist.
Fashion magazine Modeliste has pulled an upcoming issue after former Disney child star Zendaya called out the publication for altering one of her images to make her look slimmer.
Comedian Bill Cosby is now being used as a pawn in a political attack ad in Pennsylvania.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s feminine lifestyle publication has faced criticism for offering controversial advice and tips in the past, however a Goop story linking breast cancer with wearing a bra goes too far, according to one California OB-GYN.
Star Wars fans are accusing retail giant Target of sexism this week, after a T-shirt being sold in the chain’s stores featured and image that was altered to replace Princess Leia with Luke Skywalker.
Undertaking a revival of former NBC sitcom Community was a costly venture for Yahoo, and might hamper the company’s future plans to compete in the world of online original programming.
Conservative bulldog and Hollywood actor James Woods called out Sen. Bernie Sanders as an “utter moron” Monday, after the self-described Democratic Socialist cited China’s paid maternity leave model as an argument for a proposed payroll tax.
In the face of a racially charged social media backlash, Captain America actor Anthony Mackie has walked back his endorsement of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.
Disney debuted the latest trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, during halftime on ESPN’s Monday Night Football.
Actor Anthony Mackie endorsed Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump Monday during a promotional interview with BET for his new film Our Brand Is Crisis, and was immediately vilified online for being black and embracing conservative ideas.
Two months ahead of its North American release, tickets for the upcoming Star Wars film will go on sale this Monday.
