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U.S. Weekly Album Sales Hit Record Low Since 1991

The music industry is setting records this week that the nation hasn’t experienced since 1991: plummeting album sales.  Billboard reported that only 3.97 million records were sold within the span of this week, which marks the lowest since the Nielsen

U.S. Weekly Album Sales Hit Record Low Since 1991

Left, Right Unite: Hollywood Power Players Sign Petition Blasting Hamas

About 190 high-profile Hollywood players, including studio heads and actors, have reportedly signed a pro-Israel petition criticizing Hamas’ barbarism. The statement began circulating about two weeks ago and includes signatures from Sylvester Stallone, Ivan Reitman, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Seth Rogen and

Left, Right Unite: Hollywood Power Players Sign Petition Blasting Hamas

Ace Frehley: Politics, Music Don't Mix

Former KISS guitar slinger Ace Frehley loves to taunt his ex-band mate Gene Simmons. What Frehley won’t do, though, is blend politics with his chosen profession. Frehley spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about a number of topics while promoting his

Ace Frehley: Politics, Music Don't Mix

Oscar-winning Comedian Robin Williams Dies at 63

Robin Williams, the comic firebrand who gained fame as a goofy TV alien but matured into an Oscar-winning actor in films like Good Will Hunting, Awakenings and Good Morning, Vietnam, has died at the age 63. Entertainment Weekly confirmed the

Oscar-winning Comedian Robin Williams Dies at 63

Greedy Robert Redford Sues to Avoid Tax Bill

If paying taxes is patriotic (as the hard-left would have us believe), Oscar-winning director/actor Robert Redford is taking his anti-American desire not to pay more in taxes than he believes he owes to court. The state of New York is

Greedy Robert Redford Sues to Avoid Tax Bill

THR: Hollywood Has No New Black Stars

As good as Chadwick Boseman is in the new James Brown biopic “Get On Up” — and he’s very good —  The Hollywood Reporter correctly notes that Hollywood has no black stars warming up in the bullpen to replace Will

THR: Hollywood Has No New Black Stars

'American Idol' Contestant Michael Johns Dies

LOS ANGELES (AP) — “American Idol” contestant Michael Johns, who appeared in season 7 of the hit Fox singing competition and was voted off in an eighth-round stunner, has died. He was 35. The network and his family released statements

'American Idol' Contestant Michael Johns Dies

Florida Pol Wants 'America' Screened in State Classrooms

Could America, the conservative docudrama defending this nation against its prominent, far-left critics, be a new teaching tool? One politicians hopes so, and he’s putting his idea on paper for his fellow lawmakers to ponder, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Florida Pol Wants 'America' Screened in State Classrooms

Down Goes Sony's 'Spider-Man' Franchise

The Hollywood Reporter is surprise Sony bumped “The Amazing Spider-Man 3” a full two years, from 2016 to 2018, but they have to be in the minority. By charging ahead with the threequel of a dying franchise, Sony risked losing

Down Goes Sony's 'Spider-Man' Franchise

Congressman Takes Up 'America's' Fight vs. Google

The team behind America, the new film defending the country against those who blast it as imperialistic and cruel, is at war with Google over the search engine’s treatment of the film. Now, a Republican is bringing the matter to

Congressman Takes Up 'America's' Fight vs. Google

Box Office Suffers Worst Decline In Three Decades

The Hollywood Reporter writes that Summer 2014 is shaping up to be the worst in 8 years thanks to the worst year-over-year decline in three decades. With only 6 weeks of summer remaining and middling titles like “Hercules,” “Teenage Mutant

Box Office Suffers Worst Decline In Three Decades

Lionsgate Pacts With Alibaba for China Streaming Service

The Hollywood Reporter reports that American company Lionsgate has joined forces with Alibaba, a Chinese “e-commerce colossus” to stream a number of titles in China, including Divergent and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and TV shows such as Mad Men, Weeds

Lionsgate Pacts With Alibaba for China Streaming Service

Palin: Obama 'Hypocritical' for Using 'War on Women' Rhetoric

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said President Barack Obama is a hypocrite for ginning up the “war on women” rhetoric and urged conservative politicians to not retreat when Democrats push that narrative. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Palin

Palin: Obama 'Hypocritical' for Using 'War on Women' Rhetoric