The producer and a cast member of CBS’s “Rush Hour” reboot were put on the defensive Tuesday, after their show was accused of perpetuating racial stereotypes during the network’s Television Critics Association’s winter press tour in Los Angeles.
In the theme song of the long-running kids television show VeggieTales, there’s a line that goes “There’s never-ever-ever-ever-ever been a show like VeggieTales”. They’re absolutely right about that one–and the same holds true for the ongoing VeggieTales Live tour traveling across the nation.
Miley Cyrus poses nude on the cover of “Candy” magazine, the first magazine “completely dedicated to celebrating tranvestism, transexuality, crossdressing and androgyny in all their glory.”
The husband of a NYPD officer killed on September 11 has returned his late wife’s “Glamour” magazine “Woman of the Year” award after the magazine conferred the same honor upon Bruce Jenner last week.
Charlie Sheen will reveal he is HIV-positive during an announcement on NBC’s “Today” show on Tuesday morning, according to multiple sources.
There’s going to be a GamerGate movie! While I don’t think it’ll live up to the book (It’s nearly finished! I promise!), I and many other GamerGate supporters eagerly await this televisual extravaganza, which will be a biopic of the video games industry’s
In the aftermath of Friday’s deadly Islamic terror attacks in Paris, the entertainment industry is scrambling to reshuffle projects and premieres, including the premiere of a French film about an Islamic terrorism plot hatched in Paris, which has now been cancelled altogether.
Actor and environmental activist Mark Ruffalo launched a Hollywood super group to pressure California Governor Jerry Brown to move the state away from using fossil fuels and exclusively toward renewable energy.
As every Christmas season approaches, I wait for what new scheme secularists come up with to test the waters in their deliberate and incremental eradicating of Christmas in our country. This has been going on for years, like a creeping fog that slowly roles in during dead of night so that when you wake there is no trace of the most Joyous holiday to mankind.
Madonna paused her concert in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday night and broke down in tears as she paid tribute to the victims killed in terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday — but the singer drew the ire of some social media users for suggesting that “only love” could change the world, and consequently, prevent terrorism.
Spike Lee picked up an honorary Oscar at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences annual Governors Awards on Saturday, and used his acceptance speech to blast the lack of diversity in Hollywood — and issue a warning to white entertainment industry executives.
Nick Alexander, the merchandise manager for the rock band Eagles of Death Metal, was among the scores killed at the Bataclan theater Friday night during the coordinated terrorist attacks in Paris, France. He was 36. “It is with huge sorrow that
The Eagles of Death Metal, the California rock group that was performing in Paris at the Bataclan music hall on Friday when Islamic terrorists entered and slaughtered 89 people, will return to the United States and truncate their European tour, according to Agence France-Presse.
Actor Rob Lowe came under fire from social media users Friday for several Tweets he posted shortly after the terrorist attacks in Paris began.
In the wake of Friday’s Parisian terror attacks, which killed more than 120 people, U2 frontman Bono said Saturday his band did not pull out of a scheduled show.
Grammy Award winning artist Frank Ocean went after leading Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in a social media screed soon after that Islamic terror attacks in Paris, and accused the real estate mogul of giving his “NRA-loving constituency a hand job.”
Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister commemorated the death of his former drummer Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor by wishing George W. Bush had died instead.
A number of events and tourist attractions, some with ties to Hollywood, have been closed and canceled in Paris in wake of the city-wide terror attacks that struck the French capital on Friday, leaving at least 120 dead and hundreds more injured.
Model and former stripper Amber Rose tells TIME magazine that women can use “seductive skills” to achieve their career and business goals.
As the November 13 terror attacks in Paris were still ongoing actor Michael Ian Black used them to mock U.S. gun laws and to wish that the number of Americans who die in shootings could be as small as the number who were reported dead in Paris.
Thirteen years after the clownfish Marlin traversed the deepest depths of the ocean in search of his son Nemo, Pixar has unveiled the first trailer for “Finding Dory,” the sequel to the 2003 hit “Finding Nemo.”
The gang’s all back for another wedding in the first trailer for “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.”
In a video for Planned Parenthood, actress Mae Whitman encourages girls to talk with Planned Parenthood staff about sex if they can’t with their own parents.
“NCIS” actress Pauley Perrette said she was assaulted overnight by a “psychotic homeless man,” and has in turn called for a greater focus on mental health care and support for men and women in law enforcement.
Lindsay Lohan dressed up as the late actress Sharon Tate on Thursday, but Lohan’s timing had social media users questioning her judgement because Thursday marked the 81st birthday of Charles Manson, who ordered Tate’s murder during a brutal killing spree 45 years ago.
While promoting his new film “Chi-Raq,” a satirical take on the gang violence in Chicago, Spike Lee told CNN’s Anderson Cooper that he’s “all for Black Lives Matter,” but “we as a people can’t be blind to” black-on-black crime.
