Hollywood A-lister Jennifer Lawrence says the country must move past its political “divide and anger” — despite saying just last year that if she were ever to meet President Donald Trump, she would want to tell him, “F*ck you.”
The second season of Netflix’s ‘Wet Hot American Summer’ television adaptation, released last week, depicts Presidents Ronald Reagan (Michael Showalter) and George H.W. Bush (Michael Ian Black) taking turns dedicating in front of each other.
Fox is in early talks to reboot the popular animated blue-collar comedy series King of the Hill for the era of Donald Trump’s presidency, says chairman and CEO of Fox Television Group Dana Walden.
Veteran television producer-director Jack Bender says he “won’t be surprised” if there’s social media backlash over the opening scenes of the crime drama Mr. Mercedes, which depicts a car crashing into a crowd — scenes strikingly reminiscent of the 2016 terror attack in Nice, France, that left more than 80 people dead.
Veteran late-night host David Letterman is set to make his TV return with a new Netflix series two years after signing off as host of CBS’ ‘The Late Show.’
Veteran Hollywood director Spike Lee took to Twitter Tuesday to promote a planned rally to support embattled free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick at NFL headquarters in New York City.
Actor and activist James Cromwell insists that Hollywood actors and actresses must get more involved in politics and rails against the American justice system and President Donald Trump in an interview released this week.
Irish singer Sinead O’Connor claims to be suicidal, suffering from mental illness and living in a motel room in the “arse end of New Jersey” in a video posted to her Facebook page this week.
The hackers who breached HBO this month posted a cache of stolen corporate emails online Monday belonging to a senior executive at the network and have threatened to leak more material if a ransom payment is not made.
Journey guitarist and co-founder Neal Schon is publicly lashing out at his bandmates over their recent visit to President Donald Trump’s White House.
Hollywood producer-director Judd Apatow has come out in defense of HBO amid brewing controversy surrounding the network’s plans to produce Confederate, a drama around an alternate reality in which the South won the Civil War and slavery developed into a modern institution.
Radical animal rights activist group PETA is praising actor Robertson Pattinson for declining to perform a sex act on a dog while filming.
Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger launched a project Friday that aims to provide all fifty state legislators with a blueprint to pass climate change legislation to counter President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
Actress Cynthia Nixon is one of several Empire State Democrats looking to challenge New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo when he runs for a third term next year.
The fourth episode from season seven of HBO’s popular drama series Game of Thrones has been leaked online ahead of its scheduled Sunday air date.
Television legend Norman Lear is reportedly declining to attend the 2017 Kennedy Center Honors at the White House, at which he is expected to be awarded for his work, in a show of protest against President Donald Trump.
Actor and comedian Jim Carrey mocked President Donald Trump and his supporters in a rare tweet Thursday.
Actress Jessica Chastain slammed CBS on social media Thursday over the network’s lack of female leads in shows slated for its fall lineup.
Actress and leftist activist Lena Dunham took to Twitter early Thursday morning to complain about American Airlines flight attendants she says were engaged in “transphobic talk” during a private conversation.
Evangelical Bishop Aubrey Shines says President Donald Trump’s policy barring transgender people from the U.S. armed forces was a necessary reversal of Obama’s “forced monstrosity,” was not bigoted or controversial, and was the correct decision in terms of cost effectiveness and combat readiness.
Rap legend Kidd Creole was arrested and charged with murder Wednesday night after allegedly stabbing a homeless man to death in New York City.
Infamous rap mogul Suge Knight has been indicted for felony criminal threats he allegedly made against famed ‘Straight Outta Compton’ director F. Gary Gray.
Black Lives Matter Minneapolis was forced to apologize Tuesday after the group fanned false hate crime rumors that St. Paul police had hanged a man from a tree.
Actress and singer Barbra Streisand will appear alongside former President Barack Obama in Never Stop Dreaming: The Life and Legacy of Shimon Peres, a forthcoming documentary about the late president and prime minister of Israel.
Actor Chris Evans called President Donald Trump a “reckless moron” over remarks he made last week to law enforcement officials in Brentwood, New York.
Amazon Studios has announced details for its new alt-history drama series Black America, from Hollywood super-producer Will Packer and The Boondocks creator Aaron McGruder, that imagines a present day world in which America is in decline and at war with inhabitants of a nation run by former slaves.
Stevie Wonder, Green Day, Pharrell Williams, The Lumineers and more are set to headline the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park on September 23, the festival announced Tuesday.
Actor Martin Sheen described America as the “land of lunatics” for electing Donald Trump president during a press appearance for the upcoming season of PBS’ Anne of Green Gables on Monday.
Pop superstar Chris Brown lashed out at Donald Trump on social media over the weekend in response to jokes the president made during his speech to federal, state, and local law enforcement about cracking down on the deadly MS-13 gang.
Author J.K. Rowling issued an apology Monday after falsely accusing President Donald Trump of refusing to shake hands with a disabled boy by sharing an edited video clip on her social media account over the weekend.
Hollywood film director J.J. Abrams and wife Katie McGrath each donated $125,000 to the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, a group backed by former President Barack Obama and chaired by former Attorney General Eric Holder working to support Democrats in upcoming elections through redistricting reform.
Kid Rock is currently a huge favorite among Michigan voters, according to a new poll showing the rock star has a massive double digit lead over his would-be Republican primary rivals, as well as incumbent Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
Less than two months after she mocked Christians and Trump voters in a promo video for her new standup special, comedian and actress Sarah Silverman says she wants her forthcoming Hulu talk show, I Love You, America, to build bridges between people on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
CBS’s Late Show host Stephen Colbert is set to give President Donald Trump the animated treatment with a new satirical cartoon series for Showtime.
Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus says President Donald Trump’s “initiatives to reduce government red tape and his strong desire for comprehensive tax reform” are responsible for America’s economic resurgence and will create an economy like the one that existed when he started Home Depot.
Country music superstar Miranda Lambert says she wants nothing to do with using her platform to promote her personal politics.
Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars took to social media to celebrate and express their gratitude for the Republican senators who voted Friday morning against the so-called “skinny repeal” of Obamacare.
Chicago-based community organizers Paul McKinley and Mark Carter slammed their city government’s decision to erect a five-foot “Real Fake” sculpture outside of Chicago’s Trump Tower, calling the move a “great deception” that distracts people from the “real issues” in “the most racist city and segregated city in the country.”
Actress Betty Gilpin reveals that she was reduced to tears on election night while filming her new Netflix show, GLOW, as Donald Trump handed Hillary Clinton a stunning defeat.
Celebrities took to social media Thursday to bask in the profanity-laced comments made by White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci in an interview, in which he viciously attacked President Donald Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon and White House chief of staff Reince Priebus.
