One of the stars of Amazon’s hit series “Transparent” says the critically acclaimed show is changing the way people view and interact with the transgender community.
Democrat presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will sit down with the Tonight Show’s Jimmy Fallon later this month on the same night her Republican counterparts spar in their next presidential debate, NBC announced Thursday.
One of the stars of Amazon’s hit series “Transparent” says the critically acclaimed show is changing the way people view and interact with the transgender community.
“Harry Potter” actress Emma Watson has launched a public brainstorm session on Twitter for help naming her new feminist book club.
Adam Sandler’s politically incorrect western parody The Ridiculous 6 has been soundly rejected by mainstream film critics, but that hasn’t stopped the slapstick comedy from breaking records by becoming the most-watched movie premiere in Netflix’s history.
Fashion designer Marc Jacobs has cast transgender writer-director Larry Wachowski in his Spring/Summer 2016 ad campaign.
San Francisco’s creeping gentrification was the central theme of a recent musical, City Not For Sale, starring schoolchildren between the ages of 5 and 11.
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino had his hand and footprints immortalized in front of the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles this week; however, he left his mark in an unusual way.
Los Angeles County prosecutors declined Wednesday to charge Bill Cosby with sexually abusing two teenagers in 1965 and 2008, citing time limits and a lack of evidence.
Actress Thandie Newton blasted Starbucks on Twitter after posted a photo of a statue display in a Starbucks shop in London.
Following a Twitter-thrashing at the hands of Donald Trump on Tuesday, actor Samuel L. Jackson visited Late Night with Seth Meyers Tuesday night and insisted that the Republican presidential frontrunner does indeed know him and golfed with him.
Prominent Iranian-American author, religious scholar, and soon-to-be talk show host Reza Aslan said that he’s “waiting for a Muslim ‘All in the Family'” because “Muslims are never going to feel like a part of the American family until people start to make fun of them on TV.”
Killer Mike, the Atlanta-based rapper backing Bernie Sanders for president, appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Tuesday to talk about race in America and why he is supporting the socialist senator from Vermont.
In an interview with TheWrap, filmmaker Spike Lee said politicians speaking in opposition to President Obama’s executive gun controls are “in cahoots with NRA.”
Legendary television writer-producer Norman Lear believes today’s TV news networks are failing the American people by hewing too closely to political correctness.
Whoopi Goldberg declared to “The View” audience on Tuesday that she is proud to call herself an American and doesn’t need or want to use the phrase African-American.
Burning Man is hoping to keep the “Tax Man” at bay.
An online petition has collected hundreds of thousands of digital signatures seeking a pardon for a pair of convicted killers-turned-social media sensations based on a Netflix documentary series that cast doubt on the legal process.
Britney Spears kicked off her new year by getting stuck in a tree at a show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence tells Glamour Magazine in a new interview that she was horrified about the shooting by a deranged man at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood that left three people dead – which she called an “attack on women” – because she relied on the abortion business to obtain birth control and condoms as a teenager.
Model and publishing heiress Lydia Hearst may not have any children of her own, but that is not stopping her from breastfeeding in a controversial new ad for Equinox gym.
HBO Documentary Films has acquired “Jim: The James Foley Story,” a documentary about the kidnapped American journalist’s infamous murder at the hands of ISIS in 2014, the network announced Tuesday.
While introducing his executive gun control today, President Obama suggested Americans “are not inherently more prone to violence” than citizens of other nations. Film director Michael Moore took issue with this, countering that Americans “start wars” and use drones to “bomb civilians.”
Numerous Hollywood celebrities took to Twitter to show their support for President Obama’s announcement today that he is taking executive action to expand background checks, place more requirements on the backs of federally licensed firearms dealers, and require the Department of Justice to sponsor “smart gun” research.
After hosting the Golden Globe Awards for three consecutive years (2010-2012), controversial comedian Ricky Gervais is excited to make his return this coming weekend, and says he has no plans to tone down his act. The British comedian is also mocking people of faith by referring to God as “a magical sky wizard.”
Ronda Rousey rebounds from her first professional loss as a mixed-martial artist with a hosting gig on Saturday Night Live later this month.
