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.
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.
“Steve Jobs” didn’t just bomb this weekend, it BOMBED. Although director Danny Boyle’s biopic sits in nearly 2500 theaters and was predicted to clear around $12 million, according to Deadline, by Monday the $30 million film (closer to $60 million with distribution costs) will bottom out at $7 million.
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.
British singer Adele is back with her first single in nearly four years.
Five-time Grammy winning artist Malik Yusef has spent years co-writing and producing music for Kanye West. In an interview with CNN, the Chicago native says he’s a Republican, “loves” Black Lives Matter, supports gun rights, wants to do something about global warming, and would run against Kanye West for U.S. president.
Naturally self-effacing person that I am, I am mortified to bring you the news that an independent documentary filmmaker, Loren Feldman, has made a feature-length movie about my rapid rise to stardom in the US.
In a livestream with GamesRadar, Halo Franchise Development Director Frank O’Connor mentioned that Halo 5 had “plenty of chance” to be ported to PC in the future.
In a new interview, actor Daniel Craig shuts down any contention that James Bond is anything but a one-dimensional misogynist.
On January the Thirtieth, in the Two Thousand and Fifteenth Year of our Lord, 18th century piracy adventure Raven’s Cry set sail. It was pretty bad.
Sega has made their offering to the dark god Tzeentch — God of Scheming, Manipulation, and pre-order incentives — on the altar of Creative Assembly’s new interpretation of the Warhammer franchise. Their goal? To hold back the forces of Chaos with a barrier made entirely of cash.
This week, Hollywood media outlets are playing the game “who wore it best” between Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and former Olympian Bruce Jenner.
Ben Shapiro’s latest collection of short stories marks an impressive first-time foray into fiction for the New York Times bestselling author.
Hillary Clinton was “teenage dream”ing about her upcoming Katy Perry rally in Iowa this weekend during the Benghazi Committee hearing on Thursday.
While many women remain hesitant to label themselves as “feminist,” Lena Dunham continues to embrace the divisive term.
There is no question that director Danny Boyle’s “Steve Jobs” is an impressive, and at times, engrossing piece of cinema. Aaron Sorkin’s screenplay, the performances, the photography… All top notch. For 122 minutes “Steve Jobs” captured my attention, made me
Residents in Odessa, Ukraine, traded one dark lord for another. A Vladimir Lenin statue has been transformed into an homage to Darth Vader.
In a recent appearance on The Breakfast Club radio program, Washington D.C.-based rapper Wale went on a rant against Black Lives Matter and The View co-host Raven-Symoné.
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.
While the game seems to be generating plenty of positive buzz, the biggest fans of Rock Band 4 appear to be the developers themselves.
Avengers star Anthony Mackie does not believe that Marvel’s upcoming Black Panther film – the first in the cinematic superhero universe to feature an African-American lead – needs an African-American director behind the camera.
Fnatic, one of the world’s leading eSports organisations, has found itself embroiled in an internal dispute with its players following the inclusion of several clauses that appear to strip players of their image rights and even power of attorney.
Bruce Springsteen, Pharrell Williams, Sting, and other artists will team up to present a 2-hour television special called Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America on November 20.
Usher, Nas and Bibi Bourelly have dropped a highly interactive video for their new song “Chains.”
Being a woman in Hollywood isn’t all bad; some would even say it still has its perks. Just ask Jurassic World actress Bryce Howard Dallas.
There’s nothing like a lesbian sex scene to leave TV viewers hungry for more, at least that was the case for FX’s American Horror Story: Hotel this week.
