Big Hollywood

Singer Barbra Streisand and director Steven Spielberg were among the 17 people awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama in a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday.

National Review writer Katherine Timpf claims that she is receiving death threats for telling a joke at the expense of Star Wars fans during a Fox News segment last month.

Rosie O’Donnell took a quick shot at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump’s campaign on Monday, in a continuation of the public feud between the pair that has lasted nearly a decade.

Throughout much of your holiday tomorrow, the National Geographic Channel is running its two-part, four hour miniseries “Saints and Strangers,” a gritty docudrama that claims to tell the “real story” of the first Thanksgiving. After seeing the first two hours,

Actor and environmental activist Mark Ruffalo will executive produce and narrate a new documentary challenging President Obama’s record on climate change and environmental policy.

Films starring Bradley Cooper, Johnny Depp, Chris Hemsworth and George Clooney are among the biggest film flops of 2015.

Amazon Studios has pulled the marketing campaign for its new series, “The Man in the High Castle,” off of New York City subways after the Nazi imagery in the advertisements prompted complaints from riders.

In an article celebrating the incestuous relationship of a brother and sister who met for the first time as adults, Cosmopolitan magazine defies “the last taboo” and argues that, by virtue of shared genetics, a brother and sister coupling creates a “perfect storm” that others might be missing out on.

The Parents Television Council has just released its annual listing of the Best and Worst TV Advertisers. This list is intended as a guide for consumers who wish to vote with their wallets.

Brad Pitt offered up some advice to those about to vote in the 2016 elections — don’t let emotion cloud your judgement.

We need a summit with world leaders, both political and religious, televised for all to watch. The topic is crucial. It’s not global warming. It’s Islam. The summit must establish a universal and coherent reformation of the principles of Islam in the 21st century, while at the same time denouncing the violent strain of radical Islam.

Adele’s new album “25” has sold more than 2.3 million copies in the United States during its first three days on the market, a stunning number for a music industry that has seen sales steadily fall in the digital era.

During Sunday night’s “Last Week Tonight” on HBO, host John Oliver denounced GOP critics of allowing Syrian refugees into America.

Will Smith says that prejudice could not have affected his massively successful acting career because, at the end of the day, “everybody is prejudiced” – but “racism is actually rare,” the star notes, and “America is the only place on Earth” that allows “people that look like” him the opportunity to be a star.

Award-winning author Joyce Carol Oates came under intense fire from social media users on Sunday after tweeting that she has only heard “puritanical & punitive” things about the Islamic State and wonders whether there is anything “celebratory & joyous” about the terrorist group.

The British band Coldplay will feature a sample of President Obama singing “Amazing Grace” in a song in its forthcoming album, the band’s frontman Chris Martin tells The Sun.

At the American Music Awards, Academy Award-winning actor and musician Jared Leto paid tribute to those lost in the terror attacks in Paris and urged acceptance of Syrian refugees emigrating to the West.

Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes broke down as he gave a first-person account of the shooting rampage that left at least 89 people dead inside the Bataclan theater during the terrorist attacks that struck Paris last week.