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Wednesday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” director Sean Stone discussed his new documentary, RFK: Legacy, which was produced by his father, the legendary film director Oliver Stone.

Video of HBO host John Oliver lobbying for more visas for Afghans has gone viral in the wake of the death of a national guardsman in D.C.

Pop icon Elton John revealed how he believes Donald Trump could become “one of the greatest presidents in history.”

Pope Leo XIV surprised rave attendees in Košice, Slovakia, earlier this month by blessing the crowd before a performance by a Portuguese Catholic priest, who is also a DJ known for his spiritually-themed electronic dance music.

Senator Mark Kelly says he is “not backing down” with his demands that U.S. soldiers refuse to obey Trump’s “illegal orders.”

Oscar-winning director James Cameron has endorsed Paramount Skydance purchasing Warner Bros. Discovery, saying “Netflix would be a disaster.”

Comedy Central animated series “South Park” took aim at President Donald Trump’s Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Wednesday, calling him a “douchebag,” in an episode that aired on the same day that two National Guard members were gunned down by a radicalized Afghan migrant in Washington D.C.

Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne has announced the death of his son, actor and model Ethan Browne.

A judge has ordered an 85-year-old veteran to pay nearly $2 million in damages to Katy Perry, ending an ongoing property dispute in Montecito, California.

Singer-songwriter and rapper Tish Hyman confronted Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) at a recent townhall meeting on his campaign trail, asking if he would allow men in women’s locker rooms as governor of California, to which the congressman replied by dodging the question, stating he believes “no woman should be harassed in a locker room.”

Cinematic titan James Cameron has come out in opposition to Netflix getting Oscar nominations and called the streaming giant’s theatrical release strategy “rotten to the core.” 

David Letterman is the latest far-left veteran of late-night TV to attack President Donald Trump, calling Trump a “dictator” and described his administration as “idiocy.”

Peter Schweizer has come out strongly against “kimmeling.” That’s his new verb for shunning your own family members at the Thanksgiving table for their crime of voting for President Donald Trump.

A Disney social media account is under fire for bizarrely referring to the Magic Kingdom’s Christmas tree as a “holiday tree.”

The far-left Variety accidentally proved that modern comedies suck with its lousy list of what it considers to be “The 100 Best Comedy Movies of All Time.”

Marvel star Simu Liu has come out swinging against Hollywood accusing it of a “fucking appalling” lack of Asian representation in its films, all enabled by a “deeply prejudiced system.”

A potential merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery is facing opposition from Sen. Elizabeth Warren and the Writers Guild of America, who warn the deal would consolidate control of major news and entertainment outlets under a single conglomerate.

Paramount has confirmed that “Rush Hour 4” is now in the works after President Donald Trump reportedly urged producers to consider a fourth entry in the blockbuster buddy-cop film series.

First Lady Melania Trump went full fashion-forward for the National Thanksgiving Turkey pardon ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House.

Left-wing late-night TV comedian Jimmy Kimmel is thrilled to welcome soon-to-be former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) into the fold of rabid Trump haters.

Comedian Kevan “K-von” Moezzi says President Donald Trump is “funnier than half the late-night show hosts.”

Solomon Ray topped the iTunes Top 100 Christian and gospel albums chart last week, and he’s not even real … or Christian … or black. He’s an AI creation.

HBO host Bill Maher is blasting the mainstream media for its left-wing bias and celebrating CBS for bringing in former Free Press founder Bari Weiss to right its news division ship.

The entertainment media exploded on Wednesday with news that actor Kevin Spacey is living a life of “homelessness.” But this weekend, Spacey has spoken out to knock those rumors down and is scolding the media for running with misleading headlines “for clicks.”

First Lady Melania Trump kicked off the season of giving with a soft, regal look as she accepted the White House Christmas tree, a long-held tradition among first ladies.

President Trump is pushing Paramount to restart the “Rush Hour” franchise nearly 20 years after the most recent sequel hit theaters in 2007.

Leslye Headland, the creator of the critical and ratings disaster Star Wars: The Acolyte, is lashing out at “racist and sexist” Star Wars fans, and blames them, at least in part, for the quick and brutal cancellation of her lousy show.

Hollywood star Charlie Sheen said he “changed the channel” and discovered that “legacy” media is “very much like state-run media” during a recent conversation with Megyn Kelly.

David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance reportedly has the best chance in the brewing bidding war to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery due to an unlikely advantage: CNN.

Washington — Jimmy Cliff, the iconic reggae star who helped transform the island’s rhythmic music into a global cultural phenomenon, has died, his wife said Monday. He was 81.

Motown legend Smokey Robinson now faces more accusations of sexual assault on top of the previous accusations from earlier this year.

Actor Charlie Sheen said his father’s criticism of President Donald Trump was poorly timed because the “West Wing” star’s attack came on the same day that Trump was the toast of the world due to his Gaza peace deal.

Actor, writer and rapper Donald Glover is opening up about his recent health issues.

Rap superstar Nicki Minaj called for God’s intervention in the effort to rescue the captured Christian hostages in Nigeria. 

German-born actor Udo Kier, whose fierce good looks and icy blue eyes imbued his characters with a menacing nobility, has died at 81.

Late-night host and stand-up comic Jay Leno has had enough of partisan politics. He thinks you have too. So much so the veteran entertainer  has dropped the topic from his sets – and ticket sales have spiked accordingly.