A homeless woman quietly demonstrating in support of Donald Trump near his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday was violently harassed and abused by a group of people who surrounded her, yelled insults at her and appeared to knock her to the ground.
Hollywood celebrities reacted with dismay to news Friday that FBI Director James Comey has decided to reopen a probe into Hillary Clinton emails related to its previous investigation of the Democratic presidential candidate.
The FBI’s decision Friday to further probe emails related to its previous investigation of Hillary Clinton sent shockwaves through the Democratic candidate’s campaign on what was supposed to be a triumphant day for the candidate campaigning in Iowa.
President Obama called in to SiriusXM’s “Sway in the Morning” radio show Friday morning to discuss his favorite current rappers, his picks for who will win the Super Bowl and the NBA Finals in 2017 and why he believes First Lady Michelle Obama will never run for public office herself.
Bill Clinton and rocker Jon Bon Jovi cover Billboard magazine’s November issue for a special feature exploring the former president’s work with the Clinton Global Initiative, in which he explains how the Clinton Foundation could continue to accept cash from foreign donors if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency.
Rapper and progressive activist Killer Mike has used the text from a leaked internal Hillary Clinton email on t-shirts and sweatshirts being sold through his website.
Democratic political advisor Ron Klain urged senior members of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign to prepare to field questions concerning former president Bill Clinton’s conduct toward women, according to an internal campaign email released by WikiLeaks Thursday.
A homeless woman holding pro-Donald Trump signs appeared to stand vigil at the Republican presidential candidate’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Thursday, one day after the star was destroyed in a pre-dawn pick-ax attack.
Before the Flood is a new “documentary” that chronicles DiCaprio’s carbon-spewing journey across the planet, where he relies on natural disasters to prove that global warming is occurring and catastrophic.
Roger Waters is planning his most spectacular and expensive tour yet — but the Pink Floyd legend is facing backlash from some big-name sponsors over his views on Israel.
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” liberal documentary filmmaker Michael Moore reacted to the hype received for a clip from his documentary “Trumpland,” which he said voting for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump would be the biggest “f–k you”
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore recently released a surprise anti-Donald Trump documentary, Michael Moore in TrumpLand, that seeks to persuade Americans to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in November — but one segment of the film features Moore describing the Republican candidate’s appeal, and Trump posted the audio from the segment on Twitter Thursday in an apparent dig at Moore.
Appearing as a guest on Ellen DeGeneres’ show Wednesday, pop singer Miley Cyrus gushed about Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton: “I think she’s a total goddess and I just love her.”
An anti-corruption watchdog has urged actor Leonardo DiCaprio to return his earnings from the 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street if the money is found to be linked to the billions of dollars misappropriated from a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund that was earmarked for development in the Southeast Asian country.
Hillary Clinton responded to a popular Internet meme which suggests that the Democratic presidential candidate’s debate wardrobe was highly influenced by the California-based recording label Death Row Records in an interview on radio program The Breakfast Club this week.
The man who destroyed Donald Trump’s Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with what appeared to be a sledgehammer early Wednesday morning has been arrested, according to the Los Angeles Police Department’s Hollywood division.
Ben Affleck became the latest A-list celebrity to star in a get-out-the-vote PSA Wednesday, as part of NextGen Climate and Funny or Die’s “Everyone Votes!” campaign.
HOLLYWOOD — Visitors to Hollywood’s Walk of Fame had different reactions to the vandalism of Donald Trump’s star early Wednesday morning by James Otis, a man who is an heir to the Otis family’s elevator fortune.
Megyn Kelly is shooting to earn over $20 million every year from Fox News, according to a report on her contract negotiations from the Wall Street Journal (both FNC and WSJ are owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp).
“Superman,” “Wolverine,” and “Captain America” had three very different reactions to the destruction of Republican presidential nomineee Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.
The man who allegedly destroyed Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame early Wednesday morning says he is prepared to accept the legal consequences of his actions, including possibly spending time in jail.
Will Ferrell reprised his role as former president George W. Bush on Comedy Central show @midnight Tuesday night to make fun of current Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, whom he called a “bozo” and a “disgraced pumpkin.”
Actor James Franco endorsed Hillary Clinton for president in a parody video of the famous Dos Equis beer “Most Interesting Man in the World” commercials posted to social media on Wednesday.
During a radio interview, comic legend and political pundit Jackie Mason joked that the only time Hillary Clinton is not lying “is when her mouth is not moving.”
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services’s investigation of actor Brad Pitt’s alleged verbal and physical abuse of his children has been extended after new allegations were uncovered, according to a report.
A man armed with a sledgehammer and a pick-ax destroyed Donald Trump’s oft-vandalized Hollywood Walk of Fame star early Wednesday morning.
A portion of Michael Moore’s secret TrumpLand documentary has gone viral online — but it’s probably not the segment of the film that the liberal documentary filmmaker would have liked to see praised and passed around.
Latin pop singer Prince Royce sang “Happy Birthday” to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday during her appearance on Univision’s Spanish-language talk show El Gordo Y La Flaca.
Stevie Wonder wore a jacket that said “1st ♀ president” during the interview and said that Hillary Clinton was someone he had “such great love and respect for, for years.”
British singer Adele urged fans attending her concert in Miami Tuesday night not to vote for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, while Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton watched from the audience on the eve of her 69th birthday.
Arab social media users celebrated singer Janet Jackson’s first appearance in public since announcing her pregnancy wearing full Islamic dress.
The fall television season is in for a rocky start as the five broadcast TV networks have all seen double-digit percentage ratings drops in the key adult demo, according to a report.
Justin Timberlake may have violated state law when he took a selfie in a voting booth in Memphis, Tennessee on Monday, but the incident won’t be investigated by the local District Attorney’s office, a spokesman said Tuesday.
Screenings of Cassie Jaye’s documentary The Red Pill have been cancelled at a series of Melbourne cinemas following a feminist petition that branded the film “misogynistic propaganda.”
In a piece exploring AT&T’s pending $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner, top media journalist and author Michael Wolff floats an interesting theory: namely, that if either former News Corp. COO Peter Chernin or current CNN chief Jeff Zucker don’t replace outgoing Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes, Zucker could be tapped by Rupert Murdoch’s sons to replace Roger Ailes atop Fox News.
One week after hundreds of Trump supporters reportedly walked out of her comedy show in Tampa, Florida, the comedian has found herself being accused of racism over an online video.
Music mogul and rapper Jay-Z will headline a concert for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in the all-important battleground state of Ohio.
Actor Ethan Hawke blasted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in an interview this week, saying that he’s offended by Trump’s “fascist” promise to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State.
Actor Mark Ruffalo challenged President Obama’s record on climate change at a rally in Los Angeles Sunday, calling the president an “immoral” hypocrite for referring to himself as a “climate change leader.”
Pop star Katy Perry knocked on dorm room doors at the University of Nevada Las Vegas Saturday afternoon to rally millennial support for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
