EW: Kristen Stewart’s Lizzie Borden Film Gives ‘Bloody Warning’ to ‘Patriarchal Oppressors’
A new article in Entertainment Weekly reports that an upcoming drama starring Kristen Stewart, Lizzie, is a “bloody warning” to “patriarchal oppressors.”
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Photographer Behind Kathy Griffin Shoot Previously Depicted Decapitated Trump
Missing from much of the news media coverage of comedian Kathy Griffin’s shock anti-Trump photoshoot is that the same photographer behind the image was previously accused of depicting the decapitation of Donald Trump.
EW: ‘South Park’ Has Best Season in Decade by Skewering Liberal Outrage Culture
Entertainment Weekly writer Darren Franich has dubbed the current 19th season of Comedy Central’s South Park the “best in a decade” because of the show’s relentlessness in attacking the current liberal, politically correct outrage culture in recent episodes.
Tom Hardy Calls Out Gay Reporter for Invading His Privacy
Earlier this week at the Toronto International Film Festival, actor Tom Hardy shut down a gay reporter who ambushed him about his sexuality. Hardy now describes the reporter’s question as “annoying” and “humiliating,” and calls him out for invading his privacy.
TV Land Pulls ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ Off the Air
A week after Warner Bros. announced it would halt the production of all merchandise featuring the Confederate flag on General Lee, the iconic car from The Dukes of Hazzard, the show has inexplicably disappeared from TV Land’s lineup.
Transgender Actor Laverne Cox Appears as Statue of Liberty on ‘Entertainment Weekly’ Cover
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, and even your transgendered: Orange is the New Black transgender actor Laverne Cox is appearing as the Statue of Liberty on the latest cover of Entertainment Weekly.
Melissa McCarthy: Hollywood Sexism is an ‘Intense Sickness’
Tammy actress Melissa McCarthy is the latest female Hollywood celebrity to speak out against the industry’s perceived culture of sexism and misogyny.
Prince Releases Protest Song for Freddie Gray and Gun Confiscation
On May 9, Prince released a song for Freddie Gray, titled “Baltimore.” In it, he expresses support for Freddie Gray, Michael Brown, and gun confiscation.
