MTV is launching a documentary unit called MTV Docs, and the network’s first one-hour documentary will see Macklemore interviewing President Obama in Prescription for Change: Ending America’s Opioid Crisis.
While responding to a question about immigration enforcement Tuesday at the vice-presidential debate, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine said, “when Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix, he looked the audience in the eye and said ‘No, we’re building and we’re deporting everybody.’ He said, quote, ‘They will all be gone.'”
While answering the first question of the vice-presidential debate Tuesday, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine mentioned Barbara Johns, who “led a walk-out of her high school; She made history by protesting school segregation.” What Senator Kaine failed to mention is that the governor of Virginia during Johns’ walk-out was a Democrat named John Stewart Battle.
World-renowned chef Anthony Bourdain, host of CNN’s travel and food show Parts Unknown, says he’s not at all interested in sitting down and eating with Donald Trump.
Actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio was on hand at the first annual South by South Lawn (SXSL) festival at the White House Monday for a discussion with President Obama about climate change and a screening of his new documentary film about global warming.
A&E is set to debut a weekly live documentary series titled Live PD, which will “highlight the difficult work being done by our men and women in uniform” by placing viewers inside some of America’s most active police departments and giving audiences a look inside the communities they patrol.
Late Night host Stephen Colbert slammed Donald Trump in a radio interview, calling the Republican White House hopeful a “coward” for failing to come back on his late-night show.
Comic book colorist Brett R. Smith, the artistic mind behind Clinton Cash: A Graphic Novel, says the book about the Clinton family’s worldwide nexus of corruption — geared toward a millennial audience — is “the most subversive foray into pop culture the right has ever attempted.”
While speaking at the One Young World Summit in Ottawa, Canada, singer and social justice activist Cher slammed Donald Trump as a “dangerous” political figure and said young voters are not “drawn to Hillary” Clinton because they don’t “trust her.”
Some of Hollywood and Broadway’s biggest stars are set to headline a major fundraiser for Hillary Clinton in the final weeks of the presidential campaign, hosted by legendary actor-comedian Billy Crystal in New York City.
Purported fact-checking outlet PolitiFact has run another Uranium One-Rosatom-Clinton State Department story first reported by The New York Times (NYT) and based on research from the NYT bestseller Clinton Cash. The article flat-out ignores several key facts and conflicts of interest, potentially damaging to the Democratic presidential nominee.
Actor Jon Voight says it is “probably true” that search engine juggernaut Google is intentionally suppressing negative news stories about Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign has teamed up with Pusha T for a voter registration drive that includes the chance to meet the rapper backstage at one his concerts.
Comic book author Greg Rucka says his rebooted Wonder Woman character, one of DC Comics’ most iconic superheroes, has “obviously” had intimate “relationships with other women.”
Past and present Star Trek producers, actors, directors and crew members have signed an open letter denouncing Donald Trump as the presidential candidate who “stands in complete opposition to the ideals of the Star Trek universe.”
J.J. Abrams is defending his new HBO series Westworld from a deluge of criticism focused on its treatment of women, including that the rape and sexual violence-driven sci-fi Western “dehumanizes” them.
In an interview this week, rapper, actor and film producer Ice Cube expressed his desire to see President Obama serve a third term in office and shared his thoughts on how a “better option” exists for Americans casting their vote in this year’s presidential election.
Actress Michelle Rodriguez is defending her role as a hitman who undergoes a forcible gender reassignment surgery, saying she took the role “to express frustration” over Hollywood’s lack of diversity.
The highly-anticipated 20th season of South Park kicked off Wednesday with an episode that revolved around presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, whom the Comedy Central show branded “Turd Sandwich” and “Giant Douche,” respectively.
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign released a statement Wednesday in response to news that the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), the Clinton foundation’s flagship project, plans to spin off into a “completely independent” charity should Hillary Clinton win the U.S. presidency in November.
The 66-year-old former Tonight Show host told the Hollywood Reporter in an interview that the problem with the Republican presidential nominee is he doesn’t know how to treat people with kindness, which wouldn’t be the case if he had ever experienced getting beaten up.
When Hillary Clinton described half of the Americans supporting Donald Trump as a “basket of deplorables” made up of “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic” people, she opened herself up to criticism about her own “deplorables”: The repressive regimes that gave millions to the Clinton Foundation, many of those high-dollar donations flooding in while Clinton was serving as Secretary of State.
During a recent interview with the FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney, Academy Award-winning actor and vocal Donald Trump supporter Jon Voight shared his thoughts on the 2016 presidential campaign and what it’s like to be a conservative working in Hollywood.
In a wide-ranging interview with Rolling Stone, rapper-producer Snoop Dogg shared his thoughts on police brutality, his upcoming TV show with Martha Stewart and the profanity-filled tirade he posted to social media earlier this summer in which he blasted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
A late-night screening of the French-language horror film Raw at the Toronto International Film Festival Monday night quickly morphed into a medical emergency after paramedics treated multiple audience members who had passed out while watching the film.
Weight loss company Weight Watchers International Inc. has seen $1.2 billion in value disappear over the last 11 months — leaving major shareholder and media mogul Oprah Winfrey with a staggering $117 million personal loss over the same time frame.
Justin Cooper, who helped set up Hillary Clinton’s private home email system, testified Tuesday before the House Oversight Committee and admitted that he had no national security clearance during the time he had access to all of Hillary Clinton’s emails while she was Secretary of State.
American Olympic swimming champion Ryan Lochte said he was “a little hurt” after two men rushed the stage and tackled him during his appearance Monday on the Season 23 premiere of Dancing with the Stars.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, issued a subpoena to top FBI official Jason Herring on Monday for every document related to the bureau’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.
During a recent concert tour stop at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Bruce Springsteen granted a song request from a concertgoer who handed the rocker a pocket Constitution with the words “F*ck Trump” written on it.
In the wake of Hillary Clinton’s health scare during the September 11 commemoration event Sunday morning and her campaign’s belated admission that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia, filmmaker Michael Moore has urged the Democratic presidential candidate to take a break from the campaign trail.
The conversation over the lack of racial diversity in the film industry is headed to the U.K, as Selma actor David Oyelowo is slated to be the keynote speaker at the BFI London Film Festival’s headline industry event, the Black Star Symposium.
Embattled singer Chris Brown chose to sit during the singing of the nation anthem on Sunday, September 11, at the 5th Annual Power 106 Celebrity Basketball Game in Los Angeles.
New York rapper Fat Joe posted a pointed tweet Friday criticizing San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s method of protesting police brutality, calling it a disrespectful display against United States soldiers.
A large mural in a Michigan neighborhood that once read “Black Lives Matter” has been altered to read “Black Dads Matter.”
Brooklyn-based rap sensation Desiigner was arrested Thursday night on gun and drug charges after he allegedly pointed a loaded gun at a driver during a road rage incident in New York City.
As part of an ongoing effort to defend his embattled family philanthropy, Bill Clinton spent the week pleading the case with swing-state voters that his troubled charity did not “solve every problem,” but what is important is that they tried.
Hillary Clinton will not attend the 2016 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) conference later this month, according to the Daily Mail. The Democratic party nominee’s aides said Clinton is not listed on the summit’s agenda, and is expected to avoid the New York-based confab.
Cornell William Brooks, the president of the NAACP, compared Colin Kaepernick’s decision not to stand during the national anthem at NFL games in 2016 to Rosa Parks’ decision not to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in 1955.
A brand new species of parasite, the Baracktrema obamai, has been named after President Barack Obama, according to an article in the Journal of Parasitology.
