Julia Roberts

A small newspaper in Western New York apologized for making a big mistake in a headline about actress Julia Roberts.

Congress has yet to announce whether it will conduct an investigation into or hearings on the systemic sexual abuse permeating Hollywood culture in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. However, many celebrities have descended upon the nation’s capital to advocate and/or shine a light on their personal causes.

Actors, musicians and other celebrities including Madonna, Beyoncé, Salma Hayek and John Legend have joined together to sign an open letter honoring International Women’s Day on Wednesday, and to warn that recent U.S. government appointments have put decades of progress for women “at risk.”

Some of the biggest actors in Hollywood also happen to be the industry’s most overpaid stars, according to Forbes magazine’s annual list.

[Offensive Language Warning] Monday night in New York City at a Broadway benefit fundraiser for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, actress Julia Roberts used the F-word several times. Roberts said, “I was going to sing what Hugh Jackman sang but

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and co-star Renee Elise Goldsberry headlined a star-studded fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, which saw the gathering of Hollywood and Broadway’s biggest stars.

Some of Hollywood and Broadway’s biggest stars are set to headline a major fundraiser for Hillary Clinton in the final weeks of the presidential campaign, hosted by legendary actor-comedian Billy Crystal in New York City.

The first trailer for Sony Pictures’ Money Monster was released online this week.

You are all worthless, insignificant trash and deserve to die! This is the message of Julia Roberts’s cheery infomercial for the environmental campaign group Conservation International, in which she assumes the persona of Mother Nature and dumps all over the