David Ng

CNN gave Warren the most speaking time during the Democratic presidential debate, a total of 23 minutes, easily outdistancing rival Joe Biden, who spoke for 16 1/2 minutes.

Left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore took a swipe at Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) during the Democratic Presidential debate on Tuesday, saying that her “accountable capitalism” platform endorses a system that enslaves people.

Hip-hop stars Cardi B and Chance the Rapper believe President Donald Trump is headed for what will be an easy re-election because he has the biggest base of supporters. The rap stars said in a podcast conversation with Tip “T.I.”

Actress Felicity Huffman has reported to a Northern California prison on Tuesday to start serving her 14-day jail sentence after pleading guilty to her participation in the college admissions scandal, according to reports.

Apple cautioned show developers for its upcoming Apple TV+ streaming platform not to anger China as part of the company’s efforts to heal a rift with Beijing, according to a recent report.

Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency has been dealt a major blow as partners eBay, Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe announced in quick succession Friday that they are withdrawing from the project.

The Los Angeles Police Department said it will dramatically curtail random traffic stops by its Metropolitan Division over concerns that the department has been engaging in racial profiling that has hurt certain minority communities, according to a new report.

Actress-activist Jane Fonda said she is taking a break from her Netflix comedy series Grace and Frankie and is moving to Washington, D.C. in order to be at the center of the so-called climate change battle.

People magazine’s annual list of “Women Changing the World” includes Democrats Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar and Oprah Winfrey, soccer star Megan Rapinoe, and actress-activists Brie Larson and Evan Rachel Wood.

President Donald Trump has joined the gamer-centric, live-streaming platform Twitch, which is owned by Amazon, broadening the online reach of his rallies ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

The enduring children’s show “Sesame Street” is tackling the opioid crisis with a character whose mother is struggling with an addiction.

Hollywood elites are opening up their wallets for Democratic presidential candidates, including Joe Biden, ahead of a televised CNN town hall in Los Angeles focusing on LGBTQ issues.

Hollywood celebrities are clashing over Ellen DeGeneres’ plea for bipartisan kindness — with actresses Reese Witherspoon and Kristen Bell praising the talk show host, while stars Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon slammed her friendship with former President George W. Bush.

Actor Mark Ruffalo has rebuked Ellen DeGeneres’ call for bipartisan kindness, saying that former President George W. Bush must be “brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War” before liberals and conservatives can be friends.

Pop superstar Rihanna has suggested that President Donald Trump is the “most mentally ill human being in America right now,” adding that the president’s response to the mass shooting in El Paso in August was “racist.”

The Walt Disney Company will use a new artificial intelligence application to “spellcheck” scripts for gender bias in a new partnership with actress Geena Davis.

YouTube is stepping up its game against Facebook and local TV stations for a greater share of political campaign advertising dollars ahead of the 2020 presidential election, according to a new report.

Actor-comedian Deon Cole is joining a growing number of Hollywood entertainers who are speaking out against the censorious “cancel culture.”

Some of the moviegoers who flocked to see Joker over the weekend aren’t smiling about the film’s prominent use of a song by convicted pedophile Gary Glitter on the soundtrack.

A CNN commentator is claiming that the hit movie Joker represents a validation of “white-male resentment,” which he said was instrumental in helping bring President Donald Trump to the White House.

Actor Jeff Daniels will go from playing Atticus Finch on Broadway to James Comey in a new CBS Television Studios miniseries based on the disgraced FBI director’s memoirs A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership.

Comedian Andy Dick has been charged with groping a ride-share driver’s crotch in a 2018 incident in West Hollywood, according to Los Angeles County prosecutors.

Singer-actress Selena Gomez has expressed a wish to become “a voice” for illegal aliens in her new Netflix series Living Undocumented.

In a sign that the streaming wars are reaching a boil, the Walt Disney Co. is reportedly banning all advertising from Netflix across Disney’s entertainment TV properties, which include channels like ABC and the Disney Channel.

Actor Robert De Niro is being sued by a former employee who claims  that the Hollywood star engaged in gender discrimination, harassment, and workplace retaliation. She is also alleging that The Irishman actor made unwanted physical contact and was verbally abusive to her.

Top brass at the Los Angeles Police Department is refusing to explain who authorized a series of false smears against Breitbart News over the weekend, declining and ignoring requests to speak on the record with police management who publicly maligned Breitbart in a series of social media posts.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) cited the Twitter blacklisting of actor James Woods in her letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Tuesday, in which she demanded that President Donald Trump be kicked off the social media platform.

Veteran actor-comedian Eddie Murphy is the latest comic to take a stand against cancel culture, suggesting that he doesn’t want to apologize for what he says when he returns to stand-up comedy in a tour scheduled for next year.

Facebook is making major changes to its embattled fact-checking program by exempting opinion and satirical content, as well as allowing content creators to appeal rulings directly to the company, according to a new report.

Joker director Todd Phillips, celebrated for his comedy classic Hangover films, says “woke culture” killed comedy and made people overly afraid of offending others, especially on social media.