Washington Post writer Erik Wemple has updated his fake news story to indicate that Breitbart News was not the source of a false food stamps fraud report made on-air by Fox and Friends co-host Abby Huntsman.
Hawaiian restaurant Café 8 1/2 is facing backlash after its owner hung a sign barring pro-Trump supporters from eating there.
In another example of “fake news,” several left-wing journalists have spread unconfirmed speculation from a government agency to attack Breitbart, and — surprising no one — they were 100% wrong.
Singer and TV personality Nick Cannon doubled down on his criticism of Planned Parenthood, saying the abortion provider was designed to “exterminate” black people.
Tributes have poured in for Hollywood icon Debbie Reynolds after the actress and singer died Wednesday at the age of 84, just one day after the death of her daughter Carrie Fisher.
Legendary economist, author, and social theorist Dr. Thomas Sowell submitted his final column Tuesday after 25 years in syndication.
Cinnabon’s tribute tweet to the late Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher backfired Tuesday as the beloved baked goods company found itself on the receiving end of searing social media blowback.
With the New Year upon us — and a new President set to take office — it is time to acknowledge and reflect on the year’s most epic freakouts, tantrums and meltdowns from Hollywood’s best and brightest about Donald J. Trump.
President Barack Obama added an additional $7.917 trillion to America’s national debt, which amounts to a 68 percent increase from the $11.657 trillion debt level President George W. Bush accrued by the end of his presidency.
Pop superstar Beyoncé Knowles has been named 2016’s most charitable celebrity for her work in support of the social justice movement Black Lives Matter.
Celebrities took to social media Tuesday afternoon to offer condolences in reaction to the death of acclaimed actress Carrie Fisher.
The late British pop superstar George Michael was the first singer to join James Corden for “Carpool Karaoke,” which has since becoming a fixture on Corden’s Late Late Show on CBS and a viral hit on YouTube and social media.
Teenage opera prodigy Jackie Evancho has seen sales of her recorded music shoot up since it was confirmed the singer will perform the National Anthem at Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, DC on January 20.
Pop superstar Katy Perry took to her Instagram account Friday to show off some Black Lives Matter-inspired gifts she purchased as part of her holiday shopping.
Actor Alec Baldwin blasted President-elect Donald Trump late Thursday night in a series of tweets, calling him the “most reviled” candidate ever to run for the nation’s highest office.
An attorney for Katherine Russell, the widow of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, says a new Hollywood film about the 2013 terrorist attack portrays her inaccurately and unfairly.
California surf-rock legends The Beach Boys have been asked to perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony in January and are currently weighing the offer, according to a report.
British actress Helen Mirren says 2016 has been a steaming mess of a year.
Several celebrities and entertainers pledged to boycott Delta Airlines after Internet prankster Adam Saleh claimed he was ejected from a Delta flight for speaking to his mom in Arabic.
In an extensive post-election interview with Eater, TV personality and renowned chef Anthony Bourdain vowed to boycott Donald Trump’s Washington D.C. hotel restaurants, and said he does not see evidence that America is a less racist country than it was in the 1960s.
Screenwriter-producer Beau Willimon, best known for creating the American adaptation of the Netflix political drama House of Cards, is urging people to call Trump’s Washington D.C. hotel and demand that the President-elect sell the establishment to prevent “conflicts of interest.”
Two-time Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington says there’s an exaggerated hype around being a big-shot celebrity.
Actress Lena Dunham has apologized for saying she wishes she had had an abortion, after the remarks stirred immense backlash online.
Before Facebook unveiled measures to monitor the spread of “fake news” on the platform, BuzzFeed editor Craig Silverman was working as an adjunct professor for the same media organization that created the fact-checking rules Facebook will use to flag and label fake news stories.
World-renowned opera singer Andrea Bocelli reportedly will not perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony after fans threatened to boycott his concerts.
Rap legend Tupac Shakur, 80s soft rock band Journey and 90s alternative rock group Pearl Jam are among the eclectic group of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees to be inducted into the prestigious club in 2017.
Talk radio purveyor Glenn Beck and late night host Samantha Bee are ramping up their efforts to provide “nonpartisan” pushback against the incoming Trump administration.
Sony Pictures Television is mulling the idea of rebooting a slew of classic sitcoms from legendary writer-producer Norman Lear, according to a report.
On Monday’s episode of The View, co-host Whoopi Goldberg said she’s more informed and capable of being the President of the United States than current President-elect Donald Trump.
A month after Hillary Clinton’s devastating election loss to Donald Trump, progressives have placed blame for their defeat on everything from “fake news” to racism to Russian hackers.
Left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore is mounting a last-ditch effort to persuade Republican Electoral College voters to vote for anybody but President-elect Donald Trump.
Actor-producer Michael Sheen says he’s walking away from his career in Hollywood to lead the fight against the rise of populism in Britain.
Actor and singer Eric McCormack says he would be willing to perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on one condition.
Visit Florida CEO Will Seccombe announced his resignation Friday from the state’s tourism agency after revelations that the group paid pop superstar Pitbull $1 million to promote tourism in Florida.
President Barack Obama criticized the Electoral College, calling it an outdated “vision” from America’s Founding Fathers.
Alberto Ibarguen, president and CEO of the Knight Foundation, one of PolitiFact’s largest contributors, donated $200,000 to support the 8th annual Clinton Global Initiative University meeting in February 2015.
Celebrities rushed to social media this week to condemn the carnage Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has inflicted on his own people in Aleppo — and some in Hollywood also attacked President-elect Donald Trump over the tragedy.
Actor Tom Arnold believes Hollywood holds hypocritical views on guns and says filmmakers would shoot movies in Syria if it was financially beneficial for them to do so.
Left-leaning PolitiFact is on the newly revealed list of “fact checking” organizations Facebook will reportedly use to label “fake news” stories as they appear on the social media platform.
President-elect Donald Trump is set to select actor Sylvester Stallone for Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), according to a report.
