Kim Kardashian is starring in a lewd Christmas-themed music video that features the reality TV star crawling around provocatively on all fours as she sings a cover for the 1953 classic “Santa Baby,” with actors playing Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, and an assortment of others in the background — culminating in Macaulay Culkin as Santa Claus.
A high-ranking executive for the Walt Disney Company has offered an explanation why the woke Disney+ “Star Wars” spin-off series “The Acolyte” was cancelled after just one season, saying the show didn’t perform well enough to justify its cost — which one estimate put close to a quarter of a billion dollars.
In a complaint that has stunned Hollywood, actress Blake Lively has accused her “It Ends with Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment — and is alleging that he orchestrated an elaborate smear campaign to discredit her, including recruiting a crisis management expert to bury the story. Within hours of the news, WME, the mega Talent agency that also reps Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, dropped Baldoni.
American Sniper, which opened in cinemas ten years ago this month, is a tragedy — but also a warning.
Backlash is growing against the Walt Disney Company following its decision to remove a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar children’s series “Win or Lose,” with a new petition protesting the cuts reaching thousands of signatures.
Actress Justine Bateman has called out The Hollywood Reporter after the publication described her as a “well-known supporter” of President-elect Donald Trump, saying the publication’s attempt to put her in a political box is “shameful.”
Hollywood director James Gunn said the “battered” Superman seen in the beginning of his upcoming reboot is like the United States — an apparent political dig, though at whom Gunn remained deliberately ambiguous.
President-elect Donald Trump’s three biggest election influencers were all former leftists who supported Democrats or other leftists in previous presidential elections before endorsing Trump this year.
The Walt Disney Company has come under intense media scrutiny following the studio’s decision to settle President-elect Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against ABC News for more than $15 million.
Hollywood star Alec Baldwin has claimed some in the entertainment industry tried to cancel his career over the fatal “Rust” shooting, saying it was like “being dead because you roam the earth and you’re invisible.”
A transgender teen actor who has a voice role in the upcoming Pixar series “Win or Lose” has expressed disappointment that Disney cut the trans story arc from the show, saying “I was very disheartened” to learn of the changes.
The Walt Disney Company has reportedly removed a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar series “Win or Lose” — an animated kids show that follows the adventures of a co-ed middle school softball team.
HBO’s “Succession” star Brian Cox has trashed the Academy Awards as “absolute nonsense,” saying the Oscars focus primarily on prestige movies released during so-called awards season.
Hollywood LGBTQ stars and other elites are reportedly in a state of panic over the incoming second Trump administration, with some having already fled the country or are considering doing so in the near future.
The president of the National Log Cabin Republicans has blasted the gay left for attempting to stoke fear among gay people about the incoming second Trump presidency, saying President-elect Donald Trump is the “best president the Republican party has ever had on LGBTQ issues.”
Rosie O’Donnell is having a bad reaction to President-elect Donald Trump being named Time’s 2024 Person of the. Year. “Fuck you, Time magazine!” she said.
Actor-comedian Chris Rock used his opening monologue on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” to take a few parting jabs at Joe Biden, joking that the president gave the “middle finger” to America when he preemptively pardoned his son, Hunter.
Hollywood director Adam McKay is urging fellow Democrats to renounce the party in response to leaders like Nancy Pelosi trying to suppress rising stars like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing disturbing new accusations that he drugged and raped three men at two New York hotels and at his home in the Hamptons, with the alleged incidents taking place in 2019 and 2020.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are leaving office in a little more than a month, but their disastrous economic policies that have led to sky-high consumer prices are still being felt by ordinary Americans — especially in the streaming entertainment field.
Hollywood veteran Jeffrey Katzenberg, who co-chaired Joe Biden’s re-election campaign, has claimed he is “rooting” for the incoming second Trump administration to succeed, saying he hopes the president-elect will “make us a better, stronger, more successful country.”
Elton John has blamed President-elect Donald Trump’s victory for the failure of his recent Broadway musical “Tammy Faye.”
The Disney+ streaming service is reportedly facing an exodus of advertisers from its ad-supported tier after subscriptions failed to meet expectations and several high-profile “Star Wars” and other Lucasfilm series flopped with viewers.
Oscar-winning star Mel Gibson spoke at a gala event at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday where he addressed the epidemic of child trafficking that has been allowed to fester due to the open border policies of the Biden-Harris administration.
Comedian Jon Stewart flipped out after President-elect Donald Trump posted a humorous promotion for his fragrance line using a viral photo of First Lady Jill Biden looking admiringly at Trump during their recent visit to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will make a one-night, guest appearance in the Broadway musical “& Juliet,” fulfilling what apparently was a lifelong dream to act on the Great White Way.
Country music star George Strait performed the “Trump dance” during a recent concert in Las Vegas — the latest instance of President-elect Donald Trump’s signature campaign boogie being copied by prominent public figures since his election victory.
The Golden Globes made its feelings about President-elect Donald Trump and his supporters abundantly clear on Monday, with the group formerly known as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association bestowing the controversial Trump biopic “The Apprentice” with two surprise nominations for actors Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong.
“Shazam!” star Zachary Levi has defended his decision to endorse now-President elect Donald Trump, telling Bill Maher that America under Trump’s first term was better than the past four years of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Artificial intelligence technology is poised to wreak havoc on the music industry, with a new study showing that recording artists can expect to lose nearly a quarter of their income within the next four years.
Gender neutrality resulted in the complete shut-out of actresses at Monday’s Gotham Awards in New York, with the lead and supporting acting prizes going to male performers.
The trans drag queen known as “Peppermint” — a former star of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” — appeared on a recent CNN panel to argue in favor of transgender procedures for minors, declaring that lawmakers should not have a say in the controversial subject.
Actor-comedian Billy Eichner appeared Thursday on Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night ABC show to promote Disney’s “Mufasa,” the upcoming prequel to “The Lion King.” But Eichner couldn’t resist getting political, taking a couple of swipes at President-elect Donald Trump during the interview.
Alex Cooper, the host of the popular “Call Her Daddy” podcast, appears to have contradicted her own claim that she would have welcomed President-elect Donald Trump to her show, recently revealing that the Trump campaign reached out to her team but that she instead chose Kamala Harris.
Don’t expect to see Hollywood celebrities demonstrating in pussy hats on inauguration day like we did nearly eight years ago.
Hollywood star Jane Fonda is no fan of Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D), calling him a “bad governor” due to his stance on fossil fuels.
ABC’s late-night host Jimmy Kimmel tried to make light of Joe Biden’s decision this week to grant a full pardon to his son, Hunter, saying there’s a “very good chance” the president doesn’t remember publicly promising he wouldn’t do it.
Comedian and HBO host Bill Maher called Jane Fonda “naive” during their “Club Random” podcast conversation during which the Hollywood actress demanded the end of fossil fuels as we know it.
Radio host Charlamagne tha God has blasted Democrats over President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter after previously promising he wouldn’t, saying Democrats should stop acting like they occupy the moral high ground.
Actor James Woods has provided some much-needed perspective following President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter, saying the real issue isn’t drugs or guns, but rather “the money laundering scheme headed by the Big Guy.”
