Pop star and former Disney actress Olivia Rodrigo is donating a portion of her concert tour ticket sales to pro-abortion groups while also handing out so-called “Plan B” pills to fans, including at a recent concert in St. Louis, Missouri — which was the first state to effectively end abortion after the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade in 2022.
New York’s financially struggling Metropolitan Opera has slapped a trigger warning on Puccini’s “Turandot,” warning audiences that the much-performed masterpiece that is set in feudal China is “rife” with “racial stereotypes.”
New York magazine is promoting the belief that children should be allowed to freely change their gender without interference from parents or any other adult, calling it a form of “biological justice” and the “moral” thing to do.
Actress Patricia Heaton has blasted Mark Ruffalo over his decision to use the Oscars to make political statements on abortion and Gaza.
Academy Awards host Jimmy Kimmel said he was told not to read former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social post during Sunday’s live ABC telecast.
The Academy Awards went big on diversity this year. The results would make a woke activist break down in tears: “Oppenheimer,” a movie about straight white men without a single minority in its cast, triumphed with seven Oscars, including awards for best picture, director Christopher Nolan, and actor Cillian Murphy.
Academy Awards host Jimmy Kimmel waited to the very end of the Oscars broadcast on Sunday to take aim at former President Donald Trump and the MAGA base.
The Academy Awards went big on Ukraine on Sunday, with 20 Days in Mariupol winning the Oscar for best documentary.
Academy Award host Jimmy Kimmel wasted little time getting political during Sunday’s telecast on ABC, mocking Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) by comparing her to the Frankenstein-like heroine of “Poor Things.”
Hollywood celebrities used the Oscars red carpet on Sunday to demand a “permanent ceasefire” in Gaza, with Billie Eilish, Rami Youssef, and Ava DuVernay among the attendees sporting red lapel pins in support of the group Artists for Ceasefire.
In his new book “Blood Money,” Peter Schweizer maps out the numerous and troubling ways Beijing has infiltrated Hollywood and turned this quintessentially American industry into a vassal of the Chinese Communist Party.
As celebrities prepare for their red carpet close-ups on Sunday’s telecast of the 96th Academy Awards, another part of Hollywood is worried about putting food on the table, paying rent, and finding work to support their families.
Disney’s ABC is teaming up with the Chinese social media app TikTok for Oscars red carpet coverage on Sunday.
After Breitbart News exposed the numerous loopholes in the Academy Awards’ new DEI quotas, the New York Times has published its own version of the story, which includes unnamed Hollywood insiders trashing the diversity rules as little more than window dressing — “flimsy and showy.”
Robert De Niro is panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump reclaiming the White House, predicting that Trump “will come looking for me.”
In a recent episode of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” returned host Jon Stewart treated violent crimes committed by illegal aliens as a laughing matter, dismissing it as a narrative concocted by Republicans during an election year.
As he faces record-low approval numbers going into his State of the Union address on Thursday, President Joe Biden turned to the one constituency he knows he can rely on for moral support and unconditional love — Hollywood celebrities.
With the conviction of Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez on Wednesday of involuntary manslaughter, attention is now turning to actor Alec Baldwin, whose trial for his alleged role in the shooting death of cinematographer Haylna Hutchins is set to take place in July.
And the Oscar for most loopholes goes to… the Academy’s own diversity requirements.
Renee Graziano, one of the stars of the VH1 reality TV series “Mob Wives,” has revealed that she nearly died from a fentanyl overdose, making her the latest Hollywood figure to fall victim to the lethal drug.
On Sunday, the 96th Academy Awards ceremony will mark a new, woke milestone for Hollywood. It will be the first Oscars to have implemented the Academy’s new diversity requirements, which lay out labyrinthine quotas for race, gender, and sexuality.
Hollywood is preparing to put its best face forward for the Academy Awards on Sunday. But behind the scenes, the entertainment business is girding itself for a possible calamity in the making — a potential strike by the thousands of “below the line” crew members who keep the industry running.
Drag queen RuPaul has revealed he and his husband are building a fortified compound in the red state of Wyoming, saying “we are moments away from a f**king civil war.”
The upcoming London run of the acclaimed Broadway stage drama “Slave Play” will hold performances where only “black identifying” people are allowed to attend in what is being billed as an effort to shield them from the “white gaze.”
The Walt Disney Company is betting big on India as American consumers continue to abandon the woke entertainment giant in droves.
The day after the Supreme Court ruled that it would take up former President Donald Trump’s immunity case, Hollywood celebrities appear to have received their marching orders — to smear and delegitimize the court in the mind of the American public.
Artificial intelligence technology will usher in “boom times” for Hollywood by providing studios with an all-digital alternative to the physical production of movies and TV series, which is growing increasingly expensive thanks to Bideninflation.
Blue-collar Hollywood crew members are reportedly struggling to find work as the end of “peak TV” plus deep budget cuts across major studios have brought about a marked slowdown in production.
The “Star Trek” actor George Takei is using the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II as an all-purpose historical analogy to guilt-trip and stigmatize anyone who supports the deportation of illegal aliens. His false equivalence is both shocking and insulting in its manipulative audacity.
Star Trek actor George Takei has claimed that Republican politicians will use the murder of Laken Riley as justification to create internment camps for illegals like those for Japanese-Americans during World War II.
President Joe Biden tried to allay mounting public concerns about his advanced age during his appearance Monday on NBC’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” But the interview only confirmed Biden’s cognitive decline, as the president made several gaffes before descending more than once into geriatric gibberish.
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has blasted Britain’s Sky News for calling a biological male a “woman” in its story about convicted transgender killer “Scarlet Blake,” who is in prison for the murder of a man in 2021.
After last year’s simultaneous strikes by actors and writers, which brought the industry to a historic standstill, crew members are next in line as their unions prepare to head to the bargaining table.
The future doesn’t look good for Paramount Global — the Hollywood giant that owns CBS, Paramount Pictures, Comedy Central, BET, Pluto TV, and many other media properties.
Warner Bros. Discovery — the parent company of CNN, Warner Bros., HBO, and numerous other media properties — is getting hammered by weak TV advertising, causing its earnings to fall short of expectations and its stock to plunge as investors worry about the media giant’s financial prospects.
Disney’s ABC is reportedly struggling to sell commercials for its upcoming broadcast of the Academy Awards, with ad space still available a mere two weeks from the March 10 show.
Having remained conspicuously silent about President Joe Biden during his time in office, left-wing cultural commentator Fran Lebowitz has now offered her verdict on his presidency, declaring that 81-year-old Biden is simply “too old” to run for re-election. But she
New York’s Metropolitan Opera went woke and is now struggling financially, with the once formidable company repeatedly dipping into its endowment and staging the lowest number of productions since its historic strike during the 1980-81 season.
In a setback to Disney, a judge has ruled that ABC must go to court over a lawsuit filed by two General Hospital crewmembers who were fired for refusing to comply with the studio’s COVID vaccine mandate.
Hollywood billionaire Haim Saban has slammed mounting concerns on both sides of the political divide that 81-year-old President Joe Biden is too old to serve a second term. “Bulls**t!” said Saban, who is also a Democrat megadonor.
