Warner Bros. released the first trailer for Clint Eastwood’s real-life drama The 15:17 to Paris, which is based on and stars the actual heroes who thwarted the ISIS-inspired terror attack in 2015 in which a gunman opened fire on a high-speed train traveling to Paris.
Hollywood stars are storming social media and urging their fans to turn out and vote for Democrat Doug Jones on Tuesday. Politically-engaged celebrities, many of them using the hashtag #RightSideOfHistory, launched a last minute campaign to stop Judge Roy Moore’s bid for the U.S. Senate.
Country superstar Melissa Etheridge threatened to cancel her involvement with SiriusXM in protest of the satellite radio giant naming Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon host of its daily radio program Breitbart News Daily.
A bevy of SiriusXM hosts came out in defense of free speech and the satellite radio giant after former Vermont governor Howard Dean and actor Seth Rogan threaten to cancel their SiriusXM subscriptions in protest of the network naming Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon host of its daily radio program Breitbart News Daily.
Twentieth Century Fox released the action packed first trailer for Alita: Battle Angel on Friday from director Robert Rodriguez and producer James Cameron.
Rapper Eminem rants about racism, white privilege,’crooked police,’their so-called oppression of black people, and the embarrassment of being white in his latest politically charged anthem ‘Untouchable.’
Actress Emily Ratajkowski hit back at critics who slammed her racy video shoot for Love magazine’s advent calendar — which saw the model clad in lingerie and sensually covering herself in mounds of pasta — calling the negative reaction ‘classic sexism.’
Alec Baldwin lashed out at liberal late-night hosts John Oliver and Stephen Colbert, insisting that they have help turn talk shows into “grand juries” in the court of public opinion.
The NAACP is urging President Donald Trump’s proposed visit to the opening of a civil rights museum in Mississippi on Saturday, saying his appearance at the ceremony would be ‘an affront to the veterans of the civil rights movement.’
TIME Magazine named ‘The Silence Breakers’ of the #MeToo movement — the social media-born status symbol for sexual assault and harassment survivors — as its 2017 Person of the Year, referencing President Donald Trump in its cover story more than a dozen times.
Journalist Tina Dupuy became the eight woman on Wednesday to accuse Al Franken of sexual misconduct, writing in The Atlantic that the embattled Minnesota Senator groped her in 2009 at a Media Matters party during Barack Obama’s inauguration.
Six women filed a lawsuit Wednesday against Harvey Weinstein and current and former executives at both The Weinstein Company and Miramax accusing the disgraced movie producer of sexual misconduct, and a coverup by his associates.
Actor Terry Crews has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Adam Venit over claims that the prominent Hollywood talent agent grabbed his genitals during an industry party in February 2016.
Veteran filmmaker Steven Spielberg says the deep political divisions among Americans and their distrust of much of the media made his Vietnam War-era drama The Post timely, telling The Hollywood Reporter, ‘I realized this was the only year to make this film.’
Senior Netflix executive Andy Yeatman reportedly told a woman that the company’s bosses don’t believe the rape allegations she made against one of the streaming giant’s star actors Danny Masterson — unaware of the fact that the woman was one of Masterson’s accusers.
Actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda poured praise on former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick Sunday night at ACLU of Southern California’s annual Bill of Rights Dinner.
Joy Behar gleefully broke Michael Flynn news live on ‘The View’ but the report was based on false reporting by ABC News’ Brian Ross.
Hollywood stars jumped on social media late Friday night and into early Saturday to fume and forecast the end of America after the Senate passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Saturday.
Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera apologized Friday to actress-singer Bette Midler after she accused him earlier this week of drugging and groping her in the 1970s.
Celebrities rushed to social media Friday to celebrate news that the Robert Mueller-led Special Counsel investigating President Donald Trump’s campaign announced a plea hearing for former National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn, who has reportedly entered a guilty plea and is set to testify against Trump.
Michael Moore is locked in a brewing legal battle with Harvey and Bob Weinstein over the release of Fahrenheit 11/9, the anti-Donald Trump sequel to Moore’s 2004 documentary Fahrenheit 9/11, according to Deadline which reports that the Weinsteins want back the $2 million they already contributed to Moore’s sequel and are blocking the film’s release and transfer to another studio now that the director is refusing to refund the money.
USA Network is developing a limited series about President Ronald Reagan from his daughter Patti Davis and former Empire co-executive producer David Rambo.
HBO announced Thursday that it will remove Russell Simmons’ name and presence from the upcoming stand-up series, All Def Comedy, in the wake of sexual assault allegations against the music and fashion mogul.
Fashion mogul, music and TV super-producer Russell Simmons says he’s removing himself from his various companies after screenwriter Jenny Lumet claimed in a guest column in The Hollywood Reporter that the Def Jam co-founder forced her to have sex in 1991.
Actor-comedian Jim Carrey raged against President Donald Trump’s administration and Republican lawmakers in a tweet Wednesday, calling them ‘soulless traitors’ who need to be removed from office ‘so democracy can live.’
Actor Bambadjan Bamba confessed his undocumented immigration status in an interview Tuesday, revealing his efforts to push powerful Hollywood figures to fight for the kind of amnesty currently being debated in Congress.
Sometimes — not often — a Famous Person will somehow escape the usually impenetrable bubble of utter obliviousness that encircles Hollywood to speak pure common sense. These comments are so infrequent — and so pleasantly surprising — that they go viral among Americans still hopeful that there remains a shred of competence among those working in the entertainment business.
Evangelical Bishop Aubrey Shines says the same liberal Democrats who are outraged today over President Donald Trump’s border wall proposal weren’t incensed when then-Senator Barack Obama voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006.
Black Lives Matter Los Angeles launched a campaign called ‘Black Xmas’ urging black Americans to do ‘no spending with white corporations’ from 11/24/2017 – 01/01/2018, and tied the initiative to President Donald Trump.
CBS has ended Wisdom of the Crowd after its initial 13-episode order of the Jeremy Piven-starring crime drama. The network’s decision not to order additional episodes comes as Piven facing multiple accusations of sexual assault.
Jennifer Lawrence hinted at her desire to take a break from acting, telling Elle magazine that she plans to focus on political activism and farming.
Veteran actor Denzel Washington says his latest role as a dogged defense attorney in Roman J. Israel, Esq taught him that black men ‘can’t blame the system’ because we make it ‘easy work’ when it comes to filling America’s prisons.
Prominent black celebrities, including actors Yvette Nicole Brown, Meagan Good, and Dulé Hill, star in a Funny or Die video posted Thursday urging Americans to “take Black Friday back” by donating to The Collective PAC, an organization committed to ‘fund and elect 45 progressive black candidates in 2017 & 2018.’
Christopher Plummer — the Academy Award-winning actor director Ridley Scott tapped to replace sex scandal-ridden Kevin Spacey in his upcoming John Paul Getty drama All the Money in the World — has expressed unsavory views on mixed race people (referring to them as ‘half-breed’), the promiscuity of under-age girls (one who ‘spread her legs’ revealing ‘the biggest black bush anyone is ever likely to see’), and raping women with his eyes.
Pop star Nick Carter says he is “shocked and saddened” by allegations that he raped former pop star Melissa Schuman some fifteen years ago.
Rapper and music streaming mogul Jay Z paused his concert in Cleveland on Sunday night to warn a 9-year-old audience member that even though “America is way more sexist” than it is racist, she can still grow up to be president.
Three dozen female Saturday Night Live cast and crew members, who worked alongside Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, signed a statement “offering solidarity in support” to the embattled lawmaker who’s been accused of groping by multiple women.
Actor Terry Crews said Sunday that music mogul Russell Simmons asked him to give a “pass” to the powerful Hollywood talent agent the “Brooklyn Nine-Nine star” accused of groping him.
HBO’s Girls creator and series star Lena Dunham issued a lengthy message to Twitter Saturday, one day after she defended Girls writer-producer Murray Miller against accusations that he had raped then-17-year-old actress Aurora Perrineau in 2012.
E! is investigating an allegation from a former E! News wardrobe stylist, who claims TV personality and producer Ryan Seacrest acted inappropriately with her during his time at the network nearly a decade ago.
