Actress Alyssa Milano has quoted Jesus Christ in an attempt to defend President Joe Biden’s official declaration that March 31, 2024–which this year is Easter Sunday–the “Transgender Day of Visibility.”
The next president of United States should be a transgender “woman,” comedian Ramy Youssef said during his SNL monologue.
Former 2 Live Crew rapper Luther Campbell is planning to run for Congress as a Democrat to represent his home state of Florida.
Hollywood studio Paramount Global has been downgraded to junk status by S&P, which cited the ongoing plunge in cable TV subscriptions as the reason for the credit rating change.
A new study has found that 42 percent of movie and TV production workers fear that AI-generated content will “harm people” in their field.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is facing mounting pressure to prosecute comedian Jon Stewart after it was revealed that he overvalued his Manhattan home — the same so-called “offense” for which James is prosecuting former President Donald Trump.
Actor Michael Rapaport said he won’t vote for President Joe Biden in November, explaining he “won’t support anyone anti-Israel or anti-making America safe.”
The legal woes of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs could trigger a #MeToo moment for the world of hip hop, according to a recent report.
Country music star Aaron Lewis has two choice words for the left-wing cancel mob.
Is Taylor Swift the last hope for Biden’s flailing presidency? Rob Reiner seems to think so.
Comedian Jon Stewart has responded to accusations of hypocrisy after it was revealed he overvalued his New York City home after having used his Comedy Central show to ridicule former President Donald Trump’s civil case involving property valuations.
Comedian Jon Stewart is facing online mockery after a new report showed that he overvalued his New York City home during a sale. The revelation comes after Stewart devoted a recent episode of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” to ridiculing former President Donald Trump over his New York civil case involving real estate valuations.
“Reagan,” starring Dennis Quaid as the 40th U.S. president, is officially coming to cinemas.
Former President Donald Trump has teamed up with country music star Lee Greenwood on a new, patriot-themed edition of the Bible — the “God Bless the U.S.A.” Bible, which comes with copies of the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, and Pledge of Allegiance.
Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s charity is reportedly shutting down after donations plummeted in the wake of the infamous Oscars slap in 2022.
The BBC said it has no further plans to use generative AI technology to promote the long-running series Doctor Who after the network was slammed by complaints from viewers who didn’t appreciate the marketing blitz.
“Schindler’s List” director Steven Spielberg has condemned the surge in antisemitism seen on college campuses and major cities in the months following the October 7 Hamas attack that killed 1,200 Israelis, saying Jewish people are once again having to fight for the right to be Jewish.
Artificial intelligence technology is coming to Hollywood a lot faster than many could have anticipated. This week, OpenAI is reportedly making the rounds to studios and talent agencies in a bid to promote Sora, the text-to-video generative AI application that its developers hope will revolutionize the way Hollywood makes movies and TV shows.
The new Netflix sci-fi series “3 Body Problem” is provoking intense online debate over its opening sequence depicting a struggle session during China’s Cultural Revolution in which a physics professor is violently beaten by Mao’s Red Guard.
Hollywood has reportedly received a whopping $25 billion in state tax incentives to date — a win for studios like Disney and Netflix but a big “L” for ordinary taxpayers.
Hollywood stars Liam Neeson and Glenn Close have performed dramatic readings of the Trump indictments for an MSNBC podcast devoted to celebrating the ongoing political and legal persecution of the 45th president and presumed GOP nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
Lawyers for Lady Rose Hanbury have reportedly sent a notice to CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert after the comedian used his show to spread rumors of an alleged affair with Prince William.
“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling has threatened to take “legal action” against a transgender-themed fan site for spreading what Rowling said are lies about the novelist’s family.
A ban on TikTok would be a “gut punch” to Hollywood’s ability to promote its movies and TV shows, especially to young Americans who spend countless hours on the Chinese social media app, according to a new report.
Once heralded as the “Norman Lear of children’s television” by the New York Times, former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider is now scrambling to save his reputation in the wake of the new docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, which explores allegations of child sexual abuse and other forms of misconduct in Hollywood.
Billionaire Disney investor Nelson Peltz is planning to back former President Donald Trump’s bid to retake the White House in November, saying that Biden has a “really scary mental condition.”
The rapper known as Money Man is the latest hip-hop artist to endorse former President Donald Trump’s bid to retake the White House in November, saying “I don’t think Democrats done s**t for us.”
The drag queen performer known as “Shangela” is facing accusations of sexual assault and misconduct by four men who claim they were either sexually assaulted or were too drunk to consent to sex during the alleged incidences that date as far back as 2012, according to a report from Rolling Stone.
Hollywood suits who have been laid off amid the recent rounds of studio budget cuts are worried that they are facing the prospect of long-term unemployment as the industry and overall economy show few signs of rebounding, according to a new report.
You can add Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes to the list of Hollywood celebrities who have bid farewell to Los Angeles. The celebrity couple moved out of L.A. with their two daughters to give their kids a quieter childhood, a source told People magazine.
The left-wing streamer Netflix pays its executives more money than it pays in federal taxes, according to a new study of the country’s most flagrant corporate “tax dodgers.”
Alex Garland, the British director of the upcoming A24 movie “Civil War,” has a few choice words for anyone who believes in the concept of American exceptionalism.
HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher has reportedly fired his talent agency CAA after he failed to receive an invitation to CEO Bryan Lourd’s private Oscar party at his home last Saturday night — a shindig attended by Vice President Kamala Harris.
Country music legend Willie Nelson is paying tribute to border patrol officers by releasing a new cover of “The Border,” the 2019 song by Rodney Crowell.
Adapted from former New York Times reporter Amy Chozick’s memoir about covering Hillary Clinton’s ill-fated 2016 presidential campaign, the series puts feminism front and center by focusing on four fictional female journalists who are assigned to report on a presidential campaign.
Climate change activists disrupted a performance of Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” on Broadway on Thursday, bringing a halt to the play starring “Succession” actor Jeremy Strong and “The Sopranos” actor Michael Imperioli.
Hillary Clinton is going all-in for Joe Biden in 2024, with some help from Broadway stars.
The Oscar-winning co-director of “Everything Everywhere All At Once” is the latest filmmaker to warn the public about the dangers of artificial intelligence technology, saying he is “really terrified” of it.
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney is back with a new music video titled “Days of Girlhood” in which he cavorts in skimpy outfits, luxuriates in a bubble bath, and declares that “the patriarchy’s over!”
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has responded to the dozens of bands who have pulled out of this year’s SXSW Festival in protest of its sponsorship deal with the U.S. Army.
