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Hollywood veterans Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn have experienced two home invasions in only a few months at their Los Angeles home as the city experiences soaring crime rates.

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), a leading possible contender for former President Donald Trump’s running mate, answered several key questions from Breitbart News for this exclusive question-and-answer written interview about Hollywood star Robert De Niro’s appearance at the behest of Democrat President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign outside the Manhattan courthouse where Trump is being tried.

Former movie star Seth Rogen, who has jumped into TV acting, delivered a beautiful self-own by comparing movie theaters to museums.

Eight years after the failed Star Trek Beyond, Paramount is prepared to dry-hump yet another Star Trek franchise onto the big screen.

Taran Butler is renowned for his shooting championships and for training actors for shooting scenes, but he is also sought out for his ability to morph standard firearms into refined shooting machines.

The despicable left-wing Guardian is using anonymous sources to personally destroy Francis Ford Coppola on behalf of corporate Hollywood.

A crew member of the Fox TV series “9-1-1” died in a car accident on his way home for a 14-hour, overnight shift, according to reports.

Marlon Wayans claims film producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein “raped” him “businesswise” by removing him from the Scary Movie franchise.

The VFX house DNEG, which worked on the acclaimed blockbusters Dune and Oppenheimer, will be reportedly laying off hundreds.

Comedian and Hollywood actor Russell Brand announced Friday that he will be baptized as a Christian on Sunday.

Nolte: Comedian Jerry Seinfeld told GQ Magazine that the “movie business is over,” and he’s right.

Left-wing billionaire Jeff Skoll’s woke film studio Participant is reportedly shutting down operations and eliminating most of its staff — the latest victim of Hollywood’s sharp downturn that has seen a bloodbath of layoffs and budget cuts.

Actor Michael J. Fox said actors “had to be talented” to succeed in 1980s Hollywood, believing the decade had a “tougher” barrier for entry.

Francis Ford Coppola spent $120 million to produce a film and the knives are already out to kill his chances of landing a distribution deal.

Unemployed Hollywood writers are reportedly resorting to gig work as bartenders and Doordash drivers as studios continue to slash spending across the board, resulting in a dramatic reduction in the number of TV pilots and shows receiving the green light.

Angie Harmon, the actress widely known for roles on Law & Order and Rizolli & Isles, on Monday accused a delivery driver of fatally shooting one of her dogs.

LOS ANGELES — Barbara Rush, a popular leading actor in the 1950 and 1960s who co-starred with Frank Sinatra, Paul Newman and other top film performers and later had a thriving TV career, has died. She was 97.

Noted Hollywood actress Gina Carano said that Christ’s passion and resurrection struck her “much more intensely” this year than ever before.

A new study has found that 42 percent of movie and TV production workers fear that AI-generated content will “harm people” in their field.

The Christian tech thriller EXEMPLUM seems to have built a steady momentum for itself one year after its release, generating positive buzz.

Artificial intelligence technology is coming to Hollywood a lot faster than many could have anticipated. This week, OpenAI is reportedly making the rounds to studios and talent agencies in a bid to promote Sora, the text-to-video generative AI application that its developers hope will revolutionize the way Hollywood makes movies and TV shows.

Movies made for normal people — Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Dune: Part Two, and Kung Fu Panda 4 — are succeeding at the box office.

A surprising number of respondents to a poll — 22 percent — believe artificial intelligence (AI) technology can deliver TV shows and movies that are more appealing than human efforts.

Once heralded as the “Norman Lear of children’s television” by the New York Times, former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider is now scrambling to save his reputation in the wake of the new docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, which explores allegations of child sexual abuse and other forms of misconduct in Hollywood.

Over 450 Jewish Hollywood professionals, including Steven Spielberg’s sister and other producers, have signed an open letter denouncing The Zone of Interest director Jonathan Glazer for his Oscar speech in which he refuted his “Jewishness” to criticize Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza.

Hollywood suits who have been laid off amid the recent rounds of studio budget cuts are worried that they are facing the prospect of long-term unemployment as the industry and overall economy show few signs of rebounding, according to a new report.

Hollywood film star Ryan Phillippe said this week that playing a Christian missionary in his latest movie Prey reignited his quest for God.

Hollywood and the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence are teaming up via CBS’s S.W.A.T. to include gun control messages during the show. 

Same-sex gay and lesbian sexual attraction is a subtype of transgenderism, according to GLAAD, a group that was created to push for civic acceptance of homosexuality.

Famed actor and powerhouse director Ron Howard recently explained why he refused to allow his daughter, Bryce Dallas Howard, to become an actor during her childhood and his explanation is a warning about the film industry.

James McAvoy revealed that he recently injured his knee while shooting what he referred to as an “improvised orgy scene.” 

It’s not the movies we hate, Hollywood. It’s you we hate.

Catholic League president Bill Donohue has slammed Hollywood director/actor Rob Reiner for his bigoted attack on U.S. Christians.

Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters marched through the streets ahead of the 96th annual Academy Awards as they called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Brooke Shields has lamented she was sexualized as a child star in Hollywood, being at the center of an industry that “is predicated on eating its young.”

French actress Léa Seydoux shined a spotlight on Hollywood sexism this week when she said the European film industry treats women much better.