Ezra Dulis

Vanity Fair has stopped credentialing a journalist after viral video captured her smiling and winking at the camera during the trial of Lindsay Clancy. 

“Anchorman” director Adam McKay has finally addressed — indirectly, at least — the hypocrisy of campaigning to kill the oil industry while jetting between homes in L.A. and Ireland.

Barbra Streisand got triggered by Senate Republicans voting to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt, calling the disgraced bureaucrat an “American hero.”

Director Christopher Nolan says that when he was adapting Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey as his latest film, he altered the story’s ending to omit details that he found too “misogynistic.”

Former CBS talk show host Stephen Colbert winkingly confessed during his show’s final episode that its oft-touted status as “#1 in late-night” comes with a massive asterisk. The series finale of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert aired Thursday night, and in

Actor Mark Hamill appeared in a Star Wars-themed promo for former President Barack Obama’s presidential library in Chicago, Illinois, inspiring mockery and memes for its flat humor and failed attempt to gin up excitement for the ugly, long-delayed building.

An Indiana coroner has revealed the cause of death for actor Nicholas Brendon, who played one of the main characters on the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Former Vice President Al Gore is still making climate doom predictions, 20 years after his warnings from An Inconvenient Truth proved false — this time invoking the science fiction film The Day After Tomorrow for a rapt Hollywood audience.

Comedian Margaret Cho says she wishes “a feral, bloodthirsty, violent Democrat” would “punish” President Trump and his Cabinet officials — right after accusing the administration of taking sexual pleasure in “cruelty.”

Alan Osmond, the eldest member of The Osmonds, has died at the age of 76.

Hollywood celebrities who have been vocal in the “MeToo” and “Time’s Up” movements have stayed conspicuously quiet in the first day since several women accused Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) of unwanted sexual advances and even rape.

Famous (and not-so-famous) entertainers are condemning President Donald Trump’s strikes on Iran which have seemingly taken out its Islamist supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Many fans are celebrating that Kathleen Kennedy is being ousted as the leader of Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ univers of films and streaming projects.

Actress Sydney Sweeney has folded to intense media pressure, putting out a quasi-apology for her handling of the American Eagle “Great Jeans” ad controversy whipped up by race-grifting leftists.

Owners of Subaru vehicles are complaining to the federal government about advertisements taking up the entire screen on their dashboards, saying the messages that pop up while they are driving are a dangerous distraction.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo left an angry comment on a social media post from the DHS scolding the federal agency for using one of her songs in a video about deportations.

Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro says he will never be interested in using AI-generated video as a tool in his movies, even joking that he hopes to pass away before he develops any curiosity about the technology.

Podcaster and Vice magazine co-founder Gavin McInnes used to be friends with Jimmy Kimmel, and in the wake of the ABC late-night host’s suspension, McInnes offered a postmortem of his career — blaming his “woke” second wife for the funnyman’s downfall into shrill leftism.

Comedian, podcaster, actor, and producer Tim Heidecker is blaming Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension on President Trump being “a fascist” — just one week after the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s assassination reportedly labeled his target a “fascist.”

Star Trek actor and clickbait peddler George Takei is spreading misinformation that the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s political assassination was motivated by right-wing views. Takei wrote “Kirk’s killing appears to be right on right violence” Friday evening on the leftist echo

A death certificate for Loni Anderson, an American actress known for her role on the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati, reveals the reason she passed away earlier this month.

The Washington Post published an editorial by a “professional clown,” presenting the author as an expert on the competence of the Trump administration — just months after the paper’s owner, billionaire oligarch Jeff Bezos, vowed to restore the publication’s “credibility.”

Rosie O’Donnell, still in self-imposed exile from the United States, posted a clip on TikTok this Independence Day unsubtly hinting at her wish for left-wing activists to overthrow the U.S. government.

Troubled rapper and entrepreneur Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, began streaming on the Amazon-owned livestreaming app Twitch Friday, but the online broadcast was short-lived after he reverted to his now-familiar Nazi antics.

Disney-owned Marvel Studios is still trying to give its legacy characters updates for the “modern” era — even in its upcoming “Fantastic Four” reboot, which hopes to reverse a trend of box-office failure for the suffering woke brand.

Actor and bombastic podcaster Michael Rapaport has trained his sights on socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), suggesting that the Jewish politician’s ancestors “would be disgusted” by his opposition to arming Israel in its current conflict with Hamas — pointedly invoking the deaths of his Polish relatives in the Holocaust.

Jon Kahn — Breitbart News’s COO and the chart-topping songwriter behind the Trump-inspired song “Fighter” — says his recent journey into faith, explored in his latest single “Fingerprints,” has made him further aware of “the left’s attempt to toxify religion”

Adore Delano, a former competitor on RuPaul’s Drag Race, posted a video to social media complaining that the Trump administration will not recognize his proclaimed transgender identity on his passport and other federal documents.

Jan Schwieterman, an American actor who was active in film and television in the 1990s and 2000s, passed away last month at the age of 52, shortly after a diagnosis of “aggressive” stage-four cancer. Schwieterman, best known for the 1997

Actor Michael Rapaport says Democrats are losing touch with ordinary Americans by defending extremists like Mahmoud Khalil, the anti-Israel graduate student at Columbia University who is currently facing deportation.

Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho says his new film Mickey 17 is not parodying Donald Trump with its villain played by Mark Ruffalo, but several critics say the allusions to the U.S. president are too numerous and too specific to deny.

This year’s swag bags for Oscar nominees are valued over $200,000, with dozens of gifts ranging from liposuction vouchers to international resort stays — and in the wake of the historic Los Angeles wildfires, some of the freebies may help victims with repairing or rebuilding their properties or family members’ homes.

Franky Venegas, a social media influencer and half of the garish rap duo “Island Boys,” has been arrested in Florida on gun and drug charges.

British rocker Phil Collins, the drummer-singer for the band Genesis who became a chart-topping solo artist, says he has no drive to make new music because of severe health issues.