Hollywood star Alec Baldwin has pleaded “not guilty” to the charge of involuntary manslaughter in the “Rust” shooting case.
Oscar-winning Hollywood producer and convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 16 years in jail in his Los Angeles rape and sexual assault trial, all but guaranteeing that the 70-year-old movie boss will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Hollywood star Ben Stiller isn’t sorry he made the 2008 Hollywood satire “Tropic Thunder,” even in light of the character played by Robert Downey Jr. — a Method actor who undergoes skin darkening and other drastic physical alterations to play a black soldier in the movie within the movie.
Hollywood star Mark Wahlberg has acknowledged that faith remains central to his life even though it is “not popular in my industry.”
“Ghostbuster”s star Ernie Hudson has accused the movie’s studio Columbia Pictures of marginalizing him, saying he was “pushed aside” both during the making and the subsequent promotion of the 1984 hit.
Hollywood star Liam Neeson said he didn’t have a good experience appearing as a guest on ABC’s “The View” after the show confronted him with Joy Behar’s long-standing crush, including her desire “to have my ashes sprinkled over Liam Neeson.”
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling isn’t losing too much sleep over the impact the transgender controversy will have on her legacy. In a new interview, she brushed aside any such concerns, saying: “Whatever. I’ll be dead.”
The BAFTA Film awards are under attack by the woke mob following Sunday’s ceremony in which every single winner was white. Among the 49 people who won Britain’s equivalent of the Oscars, not a single person was an ethnic minority
Hollywood star Alec Baldwin is no longer facing the prospect of spending five years in jail after prosecutors in New Mexico downgraded the charges against him Friday.
Rosie O’Donnell is furious over the official response to the unfolding train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. In a TikTok video that has gone viral, the former talk-show queen (and Trump antagonist) blasted the Environmental Protection Agency, the mainstream news
Helen Mirren has declined to address questions regarding the controversy over the movie “Golda,” in which she plays the late Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir.
A transgender author who signed the recent petition protesting the New York Times’ reporting on the debate over transgender children recently threatened to slit the throat of Harry Potter novelist J.K. Rowling.
Netflix’s The Crown star Emma Corrin — who identifies as gender “non-binary” and uses “they/them” pronouns — has revealed that she wants to be cast in male and “non-binary” roles, saying the industry needs to be make more stories about
Disney’s Hulu docuseries “The 1619 Project” has put a price tag on slavery reparations for black Americans. The final bill for U.S. taxpayers will come to about $14 trillion — and that, one “expert” says, is letting America off easy.
Paramount+ is hiking prices as parent company Paramount Global reported its operating income plummeted 93 percent for the fourth quarter as the weak advertising market continues to weigh on the media giant’s properties, including CBS and PlutoTV.
Hollywood star Bruce Willis has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia following his diagnosis of aphasia last year, his family has revealed in an announcement Thursday.
Hollywood celebrities Judd Apatow and Lena Dunham have joined transgender activists who are attacking the New York Times over its recent coverage of transgender children, including a January article exposing how schools are encouraging minors to change their gender behind the backs of parents.
Apple has released the first trailer for its global warming apocalypse series “Extrapolations,” which features an all-star cast including Edward Norton, Meryl Streep, Marion Cotillard, Kit Harington, Tobey Maguire, and Forest Whitaker.
Actress Bella Ramsey, who identifies as gender “non-binary,” has revealed that she wore a chest binder to flatten her breasts during the shooting of her hit HBO series “The Last of Us.”
The folks over at GLAAD clearly didn’t have a good time watching the Super Bowl on Sunday. The organization has blasted this year’s line up of commercials for their “minimal” LGBTQ representation, saying brands need to do more to “put LGBTQ people and issues into the mainstream conversation.”
“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling has fought back against a transgender activist who publicly smeared her as a “Nazi,” threatening to take legal action against the individual. As a result, the activist deleted the tweet and issued an apology.
Actor Penn Badgley has elaborated on why he has sworn off explicit sex scenes in his hit Netflix series “You,” saying “that aspect of Hollywood has been very disturbing.” He also talked about being cast at the age of 12 in the sexually explicit gay comedy “The Fluffer” (2001).
The Walt Disney Co. went big with a new Super Bowl commercial celebrating the company’s 100th anniversary just as executives are preparing to lay off 7,000 employees.
British star Idris Elba ran afoul the woke police when he recently declared that he no longer calls himself a black actor, saying people have become overly obsessed with race. Now the actor is standing firm and refusing to back down from his comments that have angered some on the left.
Former President Donald Trump has given Rihanna a big thumbs-down for her Super Bowl halftime performance, calling it an “epic fail” and the “single worst show in Super Bowl history.”
Chariots of Fire was always about more than just running on the beach in slow motion.
Actor Cody Longo, who starred in NBC’s daytime drama series “Days of Our Lives” and Nickelodeon’s high school series “Hollywood Heights,” has died at age 34, according to multiple reports.
Former President Donald Trump has slammed mega pop star Rihanna ahead of her Super Bowl halftime performance, describing her as having “no talent” and saying she would be nowhere without her stylist.
Hugh Hudson, who directed the enduringly popular movie Chariots of Fire, has died at 86 following a brief illness.
Actress Danielle Deadwyler missed out on an Oscar nomination this year for her performance in “Till” despite Hollywood pundits predicting she was a lock. Now the actress is blaming the snub on a combination of racism and sexism — or “misogynoir,” the woke term meaning prejudice against black women.
Disney’s woke streaming services are still hemorrhaging money at an alarming rate, losing more than $1 billion a quarter at a time when CEO Bob Iger is trying to put the brakes on the company’s runaway spending habits.
The Walt Disney Co. is eliminating 7,000 jobs worldwide, or more than 3 percent of its workforce, as CEO Bob Iger aims to slash a stunning $5.5 billion in spending in an attempt to save the once formidable company.
The Woman King director Gina Prince-Blythewood still can’t get over the fact that Academy voters didn’t care for her movie, which was completely shut out of this year’s Oscar nominations despite heavy campaigning by Sony.
The mainstream news media failed to do it during Tuesday’s State of the Union address, so it fell on actor-comedian Rob Schneider of all people to hold President Joe Biden accountable for his comments about COVID lockdowns.
The Walt Disney Co. went woke and now it is paying the consequences, with employees bracing for a bloodbath.
CBS has deleted its Grammy Awards tweet proclaiming “we are ready to worship” pop star Sam Smith’s Satan-themed performance after the post provoked widespread ridicule and accusations that the left-wing network engages in Satan worship.
Bruce Springsteen likes to boast about his working class roots, but fans are now abandoning The Boss in droves as ticket prices for his upcoming tour have soared as high $5,000.
The Disney+ animated kids series The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is pushing reparations for slavery, claiming in its latest episode that America was founded on “white supremacy” and “still has not atoned” for its racism. In the episode titled “Juneteenth,”
Comedian Dave Chappelle won a Grammy Award Sunday for his comedy album The Closer despite continued backlash from transgender activists who have denounced Chappelle and his stand-up act.
Armie Hammer has addressed his #MeToo scandal in his first interview since the lurid accusations broke two years ago, saying that he tried to commit suicide in a moment of desperation.
