Hollywood

Golden Globes Host Nikki Glaser says she decided to dump her planned jokes about immigration and Donald Trump because politics isn’t funny.

2025 was a bloodbath for workers in Hollywood as the media continued its downward spiral from its once commanding position as a U.S. leader.

A Hollywood actors union is plotting to go on strike next year over the possible acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Netflix.

Saturday on CNN’s “News Central,” actor Brad Garrett, known for his role as Robert Barone on the CBS sitcom “Everybody Loves Raymond,” called President Donald Trump a “malignant narcissist.”

Veteran film director James Cameron is blasting artificial intelligence, saying he finds it “horrifying” that AI can create fake actors based solely on “text prompts.”

ABC’s Shark Tank investor Kevin O’Leary says Oscar-contending movie Marty Supreme, starring Timothée Chalamet, could have saved millions of dollars by using AI background actors. “There’s a movie I’m in that’s coming out on Christmas called Marty Supreme,” O’Leary told The Hill,

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.”

Comedian Jeff Dye is the latest Hollywood celebrity to flee California and says it is because of the Dem. leadership destroying the state.

Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope in history, hosted a star-studded event at the Vatican attended by Hollywood A-listers and filmmakers from around the world where he celebrated the art of cinema for its ability to bring the human condition to visual life on a mass, communal scale.

Hollywood leftists are losing their minds with the news that Democrats in the U.S. Senate are finally ending their government shut down by joining Republicans to vote to open the government.

Hollywood’s elites are jumping to their social media to comment and urge followers to take action in the Tuesday election of New York City mayor and California’s Prop 50 attempt to gerrymander the state’s election districts to boost Democrat congressional seats.

Actor Zachary Levi, star of franchises Chuck and Shazam!, is in no doubt as to where his drive to succeed comes from as he negotiates Hollywood.

Nicole Scherzinger, frontwoman for the female-led pop group The Pussycat Dolls, Broadway titan, and former “The Masked Singer” judge, opened up about her Christian faith, saying it gets a “bad rap” these days.

Actor Bryan Cranston has led the effort to get OpenAI to agree to work closer with Hollywood union SAG-AFTRA after the company released its artificial intelligence video making software Sora 2, that raised alarm bells over theft of copyrighted material.

Everyone is missing the point about L.A. permit costs, and, as usual, that includes the bubbled dolts in the entertainment media.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Movies like “The Hangover” and “Ocean’s Eleven” piqued interest in the Las Vegas Strip long ago. But now Nevada labor unions hoping to boost jobs and tourism are pushing state officials to offer tax credits aimed at bringing more Hollywood filmmaking to the state.

Mass layoffs across Paramount Skydance are set to begin the week of 27 October with some 2,000 U.S. jobs expected to be targeted.

Hollywood stars are softening on their distaste for Washington D.C.’s K-Street lobbyists as they become increasingly worried that artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs.

For two years, Hollywood had been demonstrating, protesting, picketing, and pontificating for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Well, on Monday, that ceasefire was achieved with the miraculous return of the 20 remaining living hostages held by Hamas. And yet, the silence from Hollywood has been deafening.

Actress Diane Keaton, known for her titular role as Annie Hall and for playing the girlfriend, then wife of Al Pacino in The Godfather films, has died at the age of 79.

Legendary Hollywood director Ridley Scott says that the film industry is so bad that he is being relegated to just watching his own old films.

OpenAI’s artificial intelligence-generated video maker called “Sora 2” has launched and it is throwing Hollywood and the entertainment industry into full-blown panic with “nightmare” predictions of the looming end of the showbiz industry as we know it.

The far-left Wall Street Journal reports that at the end of 2024, there were only 100,000 motion picture jobs in Los Angeles County, compared to 142,000 two years earlier. That’s a 30 percent collapse.

A bunch of actors who are less appealing than Tilly Norwood, an AI “creation,” are threatening to blacklist any talent agency that represents Tilly.

Hollywood talent agencies have reportedly been looking to sign AI actress Tilly Norward, the first creation of AI talent studio Xicoia. 

Acclaimed Italian actor Claudia Cardinale, who starred in some of the most celebrated European films of the 1960s and 1970s, died Tuesday in France, the AFP news agency reported. She was 87.

A pledge by more than 4,000 actors and filmmakers, including some Hollywood A-listers, to boycott the Israeli film industry was met Saturday with a very public denunciation by Paramount.

A group of more than a thousand Hollywood celebrities and international film industry insiders have pledged to boycott the Israeli film industry because Israel is working to root out the terrorist group known as Hamas.

French movie star Gérard Depardieu was summoned to trial before a criminal court in Paris over allegations of rape and sexual assault against actor Charlotte Arnould.

A Hollywood movie producer has won a $2.2 million award from Los Angeles County after he sued over being struck in the face by police.

Veteran Hollywood talent manager Larry Thompson announced his candidacy for U.S. Congress on Tuesday as a Republican.

Music legend Lionel Richie was shocked on Saturday when his home was targeted by a brazen burglar while he was home in Los Angeles.

Veteran actor Jerry Adler, best known for his roles in The Sopranos and The Good Wife as well as Rescue Me, has died. He was 96.

Nearly half of the UK’s TV industry workforce are jobless, a survey released Friday shows, with many workers looking beyond the sector in an unprecedented crisis.