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.
Oscar-winning actor and director Robert Redford reminded graduates at Maine’s Colby College the world is a “grim” place Sunday, before asking them to be fearless.
Mad Max: Fury Road has found an unlikely group of fans after feminists overwhelmingly praised the film for its strong female themes, which is putting some male fans at odds with the franchise.
Snoop Dogg is a changed man.
More than 40 years after being forced out of the biggest rock duo in the world at the height of its fame, Art Garfunkel still carries a tone of resentment when speaking of his former band mate.
As the owner of Nevada’s most famous legal brothel, the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, Dennis Hof knows a lot about sex, business, taxes, and the changing demographics of those who pay for intimacy.
Japanese video game developer and publisher Konami is switching its market trajectory from console to mobile games.
Blade and Soul, Korean developer NCSoft’s free-to-play kung fu-themed massively multiplayer online (MMO) game, will be coming westward this winter.
Electronic Arts subsidiary Digital Illusions CE (DICE) will release an update for Battlefield 4 on Tuesday, May 26. The update will include five new firearms, a “full weapons balance pass,” the multiplayer mode Gun Master, and PC operating fixes.
Game developers are gearing up for the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) occurring Tuesday, June 16 – Thursday, June 18. Only game creators and press are invited, but PlayStation and Xbox plan to allow gamers to experience the event via movie theater screening and Xbox Daily: LIVE @ E3, respectively.
Disney’s pricey sci-fi/climate-change-warning film Tomorrowland is bombing at the Memorial Day weekend box office. According to Deadline, the film is projected to earn roughly $32 million over the three-day frame, and just under $40 million once Monday’s Memorial Day box office
The upcoming star-studded Sony Pictures film Aloha is under fire from an advocacy group that claims the film’s producers “used mostly white” actors in the Hawaiian-set production and failed to adequately depict the diversity of the island’s residents.
Kim Jong-chol, brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has gone missing after attending a pair of Eric Clapton concerts in London last week.
Nobel Prize-winning mathematician John Nash, whose life was the subject of the 2001 film A Beautiful Mind, and his wife Alicia were reportedly killed in a car crash in New Jersey on Saturday. Nash was 86; Alicia Nash was 82.
After a series of bungled interviews by the Avengers: Age of Ultron cast during last month’s press tour, one star appears to be taking heed, and is prepared for anything.
Ireland made history Saturday May 23, by becoming the first country in the world to adopt same-sex marriage through a national election.
After addressing students and faculty at Rutgers University-Camden’s 2015 graduation Thursday, rocker and New Jersey native Jon Bon Jovi performed a song he wrote specifically for the audience of 1,749 graduates.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow and celebrity fitness trainer Tracy Anderson announced they will be launching an organic food take-out company, called 3 Green Hearts, which will offer “healthy organic meals on the go.”
Actress Frances McDormand, best known for her role in 1996’s Fargo, is speaking out about sexism at Cannes.
As Hollywood’s leading ladies and other prominent film and TV figures continue to sound off against the industry’s alleged misogynistic hiring practices, actress Jessica Lange feels entertainment’s gender issues go much deeper.
Robert De Niro delivered the commencement speech to graduates of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts on Friday, opening up his remarks with a blunt warning: “You’re f***ed.”
Roger Daltrey can see for miles… now that the air at his shows is free and clear from marijuana smoke.
A Moscow psychiatric hospital has been fined for showing child patients the 1991 horror-thriller The Silence of the Lambs.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is circulating an email petition urging people to support its call for a government investigation of the “biased” hiring practices of major Hollywood film studios.
Australia’s Elle Magazine has drawn the ire of subscribers and users on social media for making its June edition, which features an intimate image of a supermodel breast-feeding her child, unavailable in stores.
A day after Josh Duggar confirmed reports he inappropriately touched several young girls as a teen in 2002, TLC is pulling 19 Kids and Counting from its line-up, according to TMZ.
