Rapper Common and singer Andra Day took the stage at the 90th Academy Awards and delivered a politically charged performance of ‘Stand Up for Something,’ the Oscar-nominated song for the Thurgood Marshall biopic Marshall.
Jimmy Kimmel Opened the 90th Academy Awards on Sunday night by making penis jokes while acknowledging Hollywood’s sexual harassment scandals, taking several shots at President Donald Trump, dinging the entertainment industry problem with equal pay, and pushing gun control politics.
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The Los Angeles Police Department will deploy 500 officers to wrap the Dolby Theatre in multiple barriers of armed security for the 90th Academy Awards on Sunday night, an event at which several of Hollywood’s most celebrated stars will actively push for more gun control in America.
Pop icon Elton John popped off on some unruly fans, who crashed the stage, during his Thursday night show in Las Vegas.
Five months after canceling left-wing comedian Chelsea Handler’s talk show, Netflix has tapped Comedy Central’s Hasan Minhaj to helm a new weekly program.
Pro-gun control actress Megan Boone saying her ‘Black List’ character would ‘never carry an assault rifle again’ posed a glaring question: Will other stars, like George Clooney, and directors, like Steven Spielberg, calling for gun control vow to lay down their guns in future films?
Street artist known as Sabo is trolling celebrities ahead of Sunday’s Academy Awards, erecting three billboards that send searing messages to a town whose most powerful men have been accused of decades of sexual abuse.
Actress and political activist Jennifer Lawrence opened up about gun violence this week, dismissing the idea that the entertainment industry’s constant use of firearms is partly to blame for America’s gun violence.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel says he has no regrets about ripping President Donald Trump on a near-nightly basis even if it turns off countless conservative viewers.
Actress Allison Janney said that the United State of America is as tumultuous and divided now as it was during the Civil War thanks to the election of President Donald Trump.
Veteran rocker David Crosby said the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, has sparked a new activism that can lead to Democrats taking back majorities in Congress and the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Bishop Aubrey Shines says Fox News host Laura Ingraham is right to challenge Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James over his constant criticism of President Donald Trump, and argues that the NBA star should be applauding the president for bringing economic gains to black Americans.
Actress and singer Barbra Streisand took her criticism of President Donald Trump to a new level in a interview with Variety, in which she says Trump shares the blame for the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Legendary funk music pioneer George Clinton rejected the idea of so-called culture appropriation in music and pop culture.
An entertainment industry reeling from the exposure of decades of sexual abuse by its most powerful and celebrated, organizers of the 90th Academy Awards, Hollywood’s biggest night, are looking to deemphasize politics during this year’s ceremony to avoid turning off live audiences.
Left-wing Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore took to Twitter on Friday and urged the media to compare the National Rifle Association (NRA) to the murderous terrorist group ISIS.
Rapper-actor T.I. may have slightly more felonies than Grammy Awards, but the reality TV star says the only thing standing between free Americans and government enslavement is the Second Amendment.
Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Thursday and claimed that he was blacklisted by a former president of the powerful Hollywood Foreign Press Association after he refused to support failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Actor Brendan Fraser claimed in an extensive interview with GQ magazine that he was groped in 2003 by then-president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Philip Berk, an alleged assault the Mummy star said sent him into a depressed state that contributed to his career declining.
Oprah Winfrey appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday and said the teen Parkland, Florida shooting survivors at the forefront of a new gun control push are like the Civil Rights Movement activist of the 1960s.
Job Creators Network, one of the nation’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, released an ad this week slamming House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for calling the $1,000 tax cut bonuses being doled out to millions of working Americans ‘crumbs.’
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel went after Donald Trump Jr. on Wednesday for reportedly ‘liking’ a tweet that suggested that Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivor and senior student David Hogg is an agent of ‘the deep state media.’
Actress Karla Souza claimed in an interview Tuesday with CNN en Espanol that an unnamed director violently attacked and raped her early in her career during a month-long shoot.
Thomas Schumacher, the longtime president and producer of Disney Theatrical Productions, has been accused by several former employees of sexual harassment or misconduct.
Pierce Morgan ripped John Oliver for attempting to speak on behalf of Americans in the wake of the deadly shooting in Parkland, Florida.
American cabler Bravo asks stars on the channel’s various reality shows to sign contracts relinquishing their right to sue the NBCUniversal-owned network if they contract a sexually transmitted disease during filming, Page Six reports.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama took to Twitter on Monday to offer her feelings on the Marvel Studios worldwide block buster ‘Black Panther.’
Hollywood A-lister Jennifer Lawrence says she’s taking a sabbatical from acting so she can help ‘fix our democracy.’
An effort called #WakandaTheVote meant to ramp up black voter registration kicked off this week at several screenings of Marvel’s blockbuster superhero film ‘Black Panther.’
Screen legend Susan Sarandon says the entertainment industry’s ‘corporate take’ ushered in a culture of unimaginative remakes and reboots and is the root cause to Hollywood’s sexism, racism, and ageism.
Reporter-model Becky Griffin took to Twitter on Thursday and responded to Wednesday’s mass shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida by insinuating that alleged shooter Nikolas Cruz wouldn’t have carried out mass murder if his mother had aborted him instead of putting him up for adoption.
Veteran comedian and actor Chris Rock’s new Netflix stand-up special, Tamborine, debuted on Wednesday and sees the Hollywood director paint police officers as trigger happy racist killers, claim Donald Trump’s presidency will end with the return of Jesus Christ, and why there will never be gun control in America.
Comedian and Hulu talk show host Sarah Silverman took to Twitter Tuesday and viciously attacked Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his use of the term “Anglo-American” on Monday while speaking to a conference of the National Sheriffs’ Association.
Legendary Hollywood actor and comedian Bill Murray praised the recently passed GOP tax cut plan, slammed identity politics, and applauded the reckoning against sexual abusers in Hollywood in a CNBC interview.
Philip Raskind, a partner at the high-profile Hollywood talent agency WME is under investigation for alleged workplace misconduct.
Actress Ellen Pompeo, who recently inked a historic $20 million deal with ABC for her longtime starring role on Grey’s Anatomy, says women can’t just ‘point the finger at other people’ to solve a perceived pay disparity.
Actor Andrew Garfield opened up about his sexuality in a cover story for Out magazine, after being lauded for his starring role as iconic gay character Prior Walter in the British stage production Angels In America.
Actress Bette Midler took to Twitter late Thursday night and responded to Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) refusal to allow a vote to end debate on the government funding bill, by suggesting that the man who violently beat Paul should do it again.
Three sex crimes cases against disgraced independent film producer Harvey Weinstein have been submitted to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office.
