Nolte: Study Shows Female TV Presence Declining in Democrat-Run Hollywood
A study released this week shows that progressive Hollywood is not so progressive when it comes to women on television.

A study released this week shows that progressive Hollywood is not so progressive when it comes to women on television.

Actress Elle Fanning, the younger sister of actress Dakota Fanning, says she remembers being called “unfu**able” at 16-years-old by a “disgusting pig,” which ultimately cost her a movie role.

CBS has hired the law firm Proskauer Rose to investigate allegations of racism, sexism, and abusive workplace behavior at its CBS TV stations, according to multiple reports.

Big Bang Theory producer and creator Chuck Lorre attacked White House press secretary Sarah Sanders over her Christian faith in the ending credits of the hit comedy series.

Actress Sandra Bullock has revealed she considered leaving Hollywood and quitting acting altogether after being made to feel less worthy than the men in her industry simply because she is female.

Actress Anne Hathaway called out what she described as Hollywood’s double standards for women in an interview for this month’s cover story of Elle magazine.

Oscar-nominated actress Patricia Clarkson sounded off on sexism in Hollywood, the gender wage gap and the backlash against the upcoming all-female Ghostbusters reboot in an interview, explaining that women are “still underpaid” and are still “a vast minority” in the entertainment industry.

Hollywood heartthrob and Game of Thrones star Kit Harington has come under fire for his recent comments about how men can also experience sexism in the entertainment industry.

If you have watched or seen photos of an award show red carpet you have seen that the public arena is the new casting couch. Publicity is worth more than awards.

Academy Award-winning film director Pedro Almodóvar says sexism is rampant in Hollywood — a town that wears its liberalism on its sleeve — but admits that there’s no one person to blame for his industry’s mistreatment of female artists.

Hollywood’s highest paid leading lady, Jennifer Lawrence, received a round of applause online Tuesday from several of her female counterparts, after she slammed the gender pay gap in the entertainment industry.

In Variety’s new “Power of Women” issue, actress and activist Ashley Judd claims she was sexually harassed by one of Hollywood’s “most famous, admired-slash-rivaled bosses” in the late 1990s.

Age is just a number, unless you happen to be a bottle of fine wine or a Hollywood actress. Leftovers star Liv Tyler is the latest to claim the industry values one over the other.
