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Actor Tim Allen said in an interview published this week that President Donald Trump is accomplishing things for America, despite the “drama” and the “theater” around his administration.

Actor Tom Hanks is joining former first lady Michelle Obama in promoting a voter registration drive ahead of this fall’s midterm elections.

Comedian Norm Macdonald said in an interview published Tuesday that the #MeToo movement could eventually end with an innocent person committing suicide over a false allegation.

This year’s CMT “Artist of the Year” awards will exclusively honor women, according to reports.

ABC’s broadcast of Sunday night’s Miss America pageant capped a ceremony rife with politicization, leading to an all-time low in TV ratings.

A classic guilt-by-association smear — that was the apparent effort undertaken by The Washington Post’s Beth Reinhard and Emma Brown in an article published Sunday casting aspersions on Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), the Sunshine State’s GOP gubernatorial nominee, for his past association with David Horowitz.

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis, star of the original Halloween movie, joked during the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend that she is “scared every day” because she lives in the United States under President Donald Trump.

‘The Nun’ scored a box office win this weekend, earning $53.5 million in the United States and $77.5 million overseas in its debut.

A new article in Entertainment Weekly reports that an upcoming drama starring Kristen Stewart, Lizzie, is a “bloody warning” to “patriarchal oppressors.”

Former CBS host Charlie Rose’s attorneys are now arguing that his behavior–which led to his being accused of sexual harassment–was simply part of “routine workplace interactions and banter.”

The NFL and CNN both suffered further ratings declines following Colin Kaepernick’s return to the spotlight and CNN’s ongoing fake news scandals.

Actress Rosie O’Donnell tweeted Friday that a vote confirming Judge Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court is “a vote to kill women with back alley abortions.”

Actress Bella Thorne announced that she wants no part the #MeToo movement following Asia Argento accusing Jimmy Bennett of sexual assault in a tweet Wednesday.

According to reports, CBS is offering CEO Les Moonves around $100 million to leave the company following several allegations of sexual harassment against him.

Twentieth Century Fox removed a scene from the upcoming action thriller The Predator after the actor featured in the scene’s sex offender conviction was revealed.

The Hollywood left was out in full force Wednesday celebrating the publication of a New York Times op-ed from an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration.

Hollywood celebrities melted down and promoted the hoax that Zina Bash, an aide to Brett Kavanaugh, was using a white power hand gesture during the Senate hearings Tuesday.

Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore is back, this time with a movie titled Fahrenheit 11/9 that will tie Adolf Hitler’s rise to power to President Donald Trump’s election.

The New York Times published an op-ed Wednesday by “a senior official in the Trump administration” who admits that he is part of a faction that is actively working against President Donald Trump’s personal agenda.

Monica Lewinsky and Juanita Broaddrick are starring in the new A&E documentary series The Impeachment of Bill Clinton.

Actress Lena Dunham is reportedly set to star in a campaign for Inamorata, a swimsuit company started by model Emily Ratajkowski.

Hollywood celebrities reacted to SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate hearing on Twitter Tuesday with unhinged angry attacks on President Donald Trump and Republican Senators.

Bill Cosby’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star was defaced with graffiti this week, with the words “serial rapist” scrawled on it.

CBS News wants nothing to do with a lawsuit against alleged sexual harasser Charlie Rose.

Actor Jim Carrey accused President Trump of “inciting civil unrest” on Twitter Sunday, despite his own history of depicting Trump being the target of violence.

Damien Chazelle, director of the upcoming movie First Man, defended the decision to not include a scene portraying the iconic moment the American flag is planted on the moon.

Jason Clarke, co-star in the upcoming movie First Man, dismissed controversy over the movie’s omission of the planting of the American flag from the moon landing, calling criticism “silly and naive.”

While the new movie First Man omits the planting of the American flag during the moon landing, former President Barack Obama called astronaut Neil Armstrong “among the greatest of American heroes.”

Actor Matthew McConaughey was featured in an anti-human trafficking video with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton released Friday.

Amy Schumer responded to a fan who edited a photo to make her look skinnier on Instagram, writing that she is already “strong and healthy and sexy.”

Actress Robin Wright commented on sexual abuse allegations against her former House of Card’s co-star Kevin Spacey in an interview with Porter Edit published Friday.

In a new trailer for the upcoming season of Sarah Silverman’s show “I Love You, America,” Silverman goes after “Allah” instead of the Christian God.

Rapper Eminem went after President Trump in an album released late Thursday night, referring to him as an “evil serpent.”

Actors Idris Elba sounded off in a recent interview, saying that an actor doesn’t necessarily have to be gay to play a gay character.

A new movie starring Canadian actor Ryan Gosling tells of the story of Neil Armstrong landing on the moon–but omits the American flag.

CNN’s media reporting team addressed in its Tuesday newsletter the ongoing scandal over the network’s misleading reporting on Michael Cohen and the 2016 Trump Tower meeting–but left out key details.