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.
I watched the Democratic Primary debate this week very carefully. Let me give you this disclaimer: I watched as if I were a Democrat like one of my Hollywood brothers and sisters who can’t wait to defeat the opposing party,
Other than his early, simpler genre entries like 1997’s “Mimic” and 2002’s “Blade II,” director Guillermo del Toto leaves me cold. As good as his films always manage to look, there is always something missing. On many levels, del Toro’s
Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler threatened Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump with legal action last week for using one of his band’s hits on the campaign trail. This week, the 67-year-old is calling for new reforms to protect musicians.
For the last couple of years, and for no particular reason, I have been studying the former Soviet Union: the Bolshevik Revolution, the Stalin era, the Gulags and Terror Campaigns. This has resulted in a growing frustration over Hollywood’s refusal
CBS has banned advertisements for the film Truth, which stars Robert Redford as Dan Rather and Cate Blanchett as disgraced CBS News producer Mary Mapes, during the events of a notorious discredited 2004 news story regarding former President George W. Bush’s military service record.
The release of Tom Cruise’s upcoming drug thriller film Mena is now threatened by a lawsuit against Universal Studios.
In May, the California State Assembly unanimously passed AB 1839, a bill that expanded California’s existing film and TV tax credit and incentive program. According to a new report, the move is working, as Hollywood has seen a resurgence in the number of TV programs being filmed in the state.
Apparently dancing in front of Ellen DeGeneres’s daytime studio audience has became a rite of passage for Democratic presidential candidates (and their spouses).
Multiple League of Legends players in the North American, European, and Oceanic regions were surprised to log into their game and find that their names had been changed without consultation.
Hispanic advocacy organization National Council of La Raza (NCLR) has slammed NBC for inviting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to host an upcoming episode of Saturday Night Live.
Steven Spielberg’s highly-anticipated Cold War espionage thriller Bridge of Spies hits theaters this Friday, October 16.
Street artists hired to give authenticity to a Berlin set on Showtime’s Homeland trolled the show by sneaking in Arabic graffiti calling the show “racist,” and even wrote Black Lives Matter.”
Bill Murray is hosting his very own Christmas special – except the special won’t air on Christmas, and keen fans will need to have a Netflix account to check it out.
According to sources close to New York based E-sports organisation Major League Gaming, the company is currently in sales talks with California tech giant Yahoo for an undisclosed fee.
“Out there, there ain’t no black and white, there’s only fast and slow. Nothing matter – not color, not money, not even hate.”
As knife-wielding Palestinian terrorists waged a slew of bloody attacks on Jews in Israel, and five months after bowing to anti-Israel boycotts by canceling a scheduled concert in the Holy Land, recording artist Lauryn Hill appeared in a short video entitled, “When I See Them I See Us,” in a show of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter and Palestinian movements.
On Tuesday, a nationally recognized teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District was fired in a unanimous vote by the Los Angeles Board of Education after a joke about Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn led to a broader investigation.
The recently-released first season of “Empire” has a lot to offer — part “Dynasty,” part “Glee” and — to those familiar with the fascinating and sordid history behind Berry Gordy’s music empire — part Motown. Like “Dynasty,” “Empire” is a
Tremaine Aldon Neverson, better known by his stage name as Trey “Trigga” Songz, is the latest Obama-supporting hip-hop artist to be targeted by the IRS for neglecting to pay his federal tax bill.
Action movie fans are gearing up for the release of director Michael Bay’s film about the deadly terrorist attack on the Benghazi, Libya diplomatic compound in 2011 – but the film’s release date could give Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign an ill-timed headache.
Actor John Stamos has officially been charged with driving under the influence of drugs, four months after he was arrested in a Los Angeles.
According to two frantic emergency phone calls released Wednesday by the Nye County, Nevada Sheriff’s Department, Lamar Odom had been using cocaine and had taken up to 10 sexual enhancement pills before he was found unconscious in a brothel near Las Vegas.
Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders attended a fundraiser for his campaign at the Avalon nightclub in Los Angeles on Wednesday, where he was introduced onstage by Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane.
Born male, a transgender activist currently undergoing hormone treatment has started an Internet campaign to combat breast censorship, in hopes he can display his breasts online once they develop.
The Kardashian family allegedly asked notorious reality TV pimp Dennis Hof, who owns several brothels in Nevada, to keep quiet about Lamar Odom’s time at Love Ranch South. Hof’s response? “Go to hell.”
