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.
The surgeon who presided over an operation that ultimately left comedian Joan Rivers dead took photos of her as she lay unconscious in the operating table, according to court documents from her daughter’s wrongful death lawsuit.
On July 15 Nip/Tuck actress Kelly Carlson said she owns a firearm for self-defense and that she was raised in a family that believed laws should punish criminals rather than guns.
Accusations involving drug abuse by professional video game players that have been circling in the eSports community have been raised again due to an admission by one professional in a recent interview.
Comedy kingpin Judd Apatow and Girls creator/star Lena Dunham shared a stage in New York on Monday to discuss Apatow’s new movie when the talk turned quickly to rape allegations against comedian Bill Cosby.
While on tour to promote his 1985 album Southern Accents, Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers at times performed alongside a Confederate flag; a decision he now says was “downright stupid.”
(AP)–Three armed men in masks forced their way into a Los Angeles home owned by Chris Brown, locked the R&B singer’s aunt in a closet and then ransacked the place for valuables, police said.
A group of teens who call themselves the “Donut Squad” have jumped to defend Ariana Grande on Instagram by posting doughnut-licking selfies to an account, called “Lick_Donuts_With_Ari.“ The page, which has more than three-thousand active followers since its first post
LAKE ELSINORE – Wolfee Donuts owner Joe Marin did not “decline” to pursue charges against pop star Ariana Grande over an incident at his shop earlier this month – he says police could not find a crime with which to charge her.
The world of Azeroth, as depicted in Blizzard Entertainment’s popular World of Warcraft franchise, is being made into a movie, Warcraft, which will debut in June of 2016. Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), the company responsible for the special effects, has released a video giving viewers a 360-degree view of Azeroth while flying on a griffin.
She’s not a big rock singer, but reality TV star Kim Kardashian can see her “smilin’ face” on the cover of this month’s Rolling Stone, and Irish singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor isn’t happy about it.
Lena Dunham, the star and showrunner of HBO’s Girls, has announced she will be launching a weekly newsletter this fall, called Lenny, to connect with Millennials who want to discuss “radical politics,” feminism, and pop culture.
Detroit members of Al Sharpton’s National Action Network now plan to pressure General Motors to cut ties with musician Kid Rock over his use of the Confederate flag at concerts, and the company is hearing them out.
Actor Jesse Eisenberg apparently didn’t enjoy attending last weekend’s Comic-Con convention in San Diego.
The first photos from Southside with You, the upcoming film about President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama’s first date, were released online Tuesday.
In response to the passing away of Satoru Iwata, gamers, game developers, and media worldwide made tributes to the Nintendo President’s legacy. These tributes came in the form of videos, artwork, and letters of grief and fondness.
The owner of the doughnut shop where pop star Ariana Grande licked and spit on several doughnuts is disputing a police report that claimed he declined to file charges against Grande over the incident.
Hunger Games actress Amandla Stenberg says the media is guilty of ignoring and disparaging black females.
Oscar-nominated Mexican actor Demián Bichir, who played an illegal immigrant in 2011’s A Better Life, says Donald Trump is but a small enemy of illegal immigration, and is unelectable.
Patricia Heaton, the multi-Emmy winning star of the hit series “The Middle,” blasted Planned Parenthood in a tweet Tuesday. “Abortionist Deborah ‘Hannibal’ Nucatola swills her chianti while talking about selling baby parts,” Heaton wrote. — Abortionist Deborah “Hannibal” Nucatola swills
Award-winning documentarian Laura Poitras, whose Edward Snowden feature Citizenfour took home an Oscar in February, is suing the United States government for information concerning what she calls dozens of harassing detainments by security officials at airports both in the U.S. and abroad.
Whether you’re a Republican or a Democrat, there is apparently no better place to raise money than a sold-out Taylor Swift concert.
In a Facebook post, Duncan name-checked several of the companies who have severed their business relationships with the outspoken real estate mogul. He said he was “curious” why the same companies didn’t weigh in after Grande said she “hates Americans” and “hates America” during a recent visit to a doughnut shop.
If you ever wondered what a Donald Trump Instagram ad would look like for his take-no-prisoners presidential campaign, well–all right, you’ve never wondered that. But he made one anyway!
Pop star Ariana Grande will not face criminal charges for licking doughnuts she had not purchased at a California doughnut shop on July 4.
Chuck D, a member of famed hip-hop group Public Enemy, blasted critics of Bill Cosby in a Twitter rant on Sunday, calling attempts to wipe out the comedian’s legacy “akin to Nazi book burning.”
