The Rev. Al Sharpton ripped Hollywood after the Academy Award nominations were announced Thursday morning, with black actors completely shut out of each of the four top acting categories for a second straight year.
HBO and Snoop Dogg’s upcoming project, set in 1980s gang-ridden Los Angeles, is a perfect example of the power harnessed by those on the left in entertainment, and what better way to use your pulpit than to tarnish the legacy of one of the most beloved political figures on the right?
Last August WE tv’s president Marc Juris crowed, “Sex Box is one of the most unique and compelling show concepts we’ve ever seen, and we can’t wait to bring it to WE tv.” Juris may now be licking his wounds.
A pair of easy access trousers, called “PlayPants,” will soon be available for purchase.
Brought to you by designer Robert Kalinkin, this new quality low-rise creation comes fully endowed with “drop-crotch double button fly jeans with completely unzippable front pockets.”
Montana first-grader Noah Gue will travel to the White House Friday to premiere a short film he made about climate change for the White House Student Film Festival.
Former Florida Governor and likely 2016 Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush seemed ecstatic to meet rapper Ludacris at the Georgia State Capitol on Thursday. However, the “Move B–ch” artist didn’t exactly return the sentiment.
Cyber bullying opponent Ashley Judd may have found an ally this week in former President Clinton mistress Monica Lewinsky.
Lena Dunham‘s guest spot didn’t do much for Kerry Washington‘s“Scandal” — at least not in terms of Nielsen TV ratings.
The long-awaited movie about notorious abortionist Kermit Gosnell has had one of the more interesting development cycles in the independent film scene.
A quick look at this New York Times list of streaming options for cord-cutters reveals that the con game that is your dreaded, overpriced cable and satellite television bundle is now attempting to resurrect itself on the medium that threatens
Charlie Sheen took to Twitter Wednesday to share his disdain for President Obama’s ESPN March Madness appearance, and after being labeled a “racist” by some news outlets for his use of Ebonics slang terms and a “birther” reference, refused to back down on Friday.
Iconic actor and veteran pilot Harrison Ford, who is still recovering from crashing his vintage airplane on a California golf course two weeks ago, will narrate a documentary on the history of aviation for National Geographic Studios.
Former Saturday Night Live cast member Horatio Sanz criticized his former show Thursday for being too “conservative” and complained public pressure had forced SNL to move away from its leftist roots.
Actress and devout feminist Ashley Judd published a lengthy essay Thursday to further explain her reasoning for taking legal action against what she perceives as “gender-based violence” on Twitter.
Having fully recovered from his 2014 “sexual assault,” actor Shia LaBeouf is back to his old performance art ways, this time with a project asking fans to follow his heart. Literally.
What happened to the strapping Hollywood hunks who used to dominate the industry — the big and tall men who played even bigger characters. You’d see them riding into the night on a gritty horse, having just taken on and defeated an entire army. These guys today are just not the same.
Actor Charlie Sheen sent a message on Twitter Thursday afternoon mocking Barack Obama for working on his NCAA tournament bracket instead of giving attention to U.S. soldiers.
The A-Team’s Mr. T will join fellow B-list celebrities Vanilla Ice, Daryl Hall, and Jennie Garth on the DIY Network as the latest big name to star in a home renovation reality series, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
An infant onesie is causing a frenzy on social media, after consumers ridiculed apparel company Wry Baby for what they deemed as “fat shaming” of babies. Ms. Magazine senior editor Michele Kort condemned the company for “projecting fat awareness” on
Sean Penn had some harsh words for former President George W. Bush and former Vice President Dick Cheney during his Wednesday night appearance on Conan.
More than 50,000 people have signed a petition urging the Glastonbury music festival to cancel Kanye West’s headlining slot.
The CBS daytime drama The Bold and the Beautiful became the latest series to introduce a trans-character Wednesday, with a revelation that character Maya Avant was actually born a man.
While a feud between the outspoken founders of Dolce & Gabbana and singer Elton John continues to heat up, Madonna took to Instagram Wednesday to show support for children conceived through in vitro fertilization.
Liza Minnelli has entered a rehab facility to receive treatment for substance abuse.
TV producer Jill Blackstone, noted for her work on the television shows Jerry Springer, the Sally Jessy Raphael Show, and the Rosie O’Donnell Show, has been arrested in California in connection with the death of her deaf sister, TMZ reports.
Two panel judges on New Zealand’s X Factor were fired early this week for crudely berating a contestant, and now peers and fans seem to have drawn up an assessmentof their careers: they’re finished.
