Actress Kirsten Stewart has a message for women in Hollywood who are still consumed with the industry’s “boring” gender pay gap conversation: do something about it.
Amid Hollywood’s latest diversity scandal, Legendary Studios is courting controversy with the announcement that blue-eyed, blonde-haired Englishman Charlie Hunnam will play the role of Mexican-American drug smuggler Edgar “La Barbie” Valdez Villarreal in an upcoming film.
Reality TV star Bethenny Frankel was shamed by Hollywood gossip blogger Perez Hilton, who suggested she vote for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, after she tweeted about an encounter she had with a pair of non-English-speaking Kmart employees.
Roma Downey, who together with her husband Mark Burnett created the hit miniseries “The Bible,” spoke exclusively with Breitbart News to discuss the release of critically acclaimed faith-based film “Woodlawn.”
Responding to the controversy surrounding this year’s all white Oscar nominees, Oscar-winning actor Matt Damon told reporters at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend that Hollywood has a “long, long, long way to go” in regards to becoming more racially diverse.
After the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) announced a series of new measures to increase diversity Friday, including the purging of old members, Rev. Al Sharpton and Selma director were among those weighing in on Twitter.
Oscar-winning actor and director Clint Eastwood weighed in on the race controversy surrounding the 88th Academy Awards on Friday night, where he brushed off a contention that the Academy institutionally snubs black performers.
Chelsea Clinton blasted Academy Award-nominated British actress Charlotte Rampling over comments the actress made on Friday about this year’s all white Oscars nominations.
Leftwing Daily Show host Trevor Noah will speak at the House Democratic Caucus issues retreat next week in Baltimore, Maryland. Politico reports the 31-year-old South African native will join President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and and party donor
Veteran actor William H. Macy–who was nominated for an Oscar in 1997–was not invited to this year’s Academy Awards, but said that he fully supports a boycott of the awards show over the racial diversity controversy.
Oscar-nominated actress Charlotte Rampling questioned the merit of this year’s black film performances, and said plans to boycott the upcoming Oscars over a renewed race controversy are actually racist toward whites.
Two-time Oscar-nominated actress Viola Davis won’t be attending this year’s Academy Awards, but she weighed in on the race controversy surrounding this year’s all-white Oscar nominations, saying that “the problem is with the Hollywood movie-making system.”
Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman weighed in on the renewed race controversy surrounding this year’s all-white Academy Awards nominations on Wednesday in London, where he also implied American police officers are guilty of targeting and killing young blacks.
Will Smith will be joining his wife Jada Pinkett Smith in boycotting the 88th Academy Awards over this year’s all-white acting nominees, the actor said on Thursday’s Good Morning America on ABC.
Days after she publicly humiliated a 17-year-old film critic over a playful joke he told at her expense on Twitter, self-avowed feminist comedian Amy Schumer has been accused of stealing the jokes of her female peers.
Actor-singer Tyrese Gibson wants Chris Rock to step down as host of the 88th Academy Awards amid accusations the Academy intentionally snubbed black actors for the second year in a row.
Black Entertainment Television (BET) founder Robert L. “Bob” Johnson weighed-in on the race controversy surrounding this year’s Oscar nominations on Tuesday, and suggested film studios should be willing to relinquish profits in order to ensure more diversity in film.
Oscar-winning “12 Years a Slave” actress Lupita Nyong’o accused Academy voters of harboring “unconscious prejudice,” as she joined the conversation surrounding this year’s Academy Awards race controversy.
British actor Idris Elba has elevated an American conversation about diversity in Hollywood to an international level.
Left-wing documentary filmmaker Michael Moore plans to join a growing boycott of next month’s 88th Academy Awards, following the Academy’s announcement that no minority actors have been nominated for major awards.
British actor David Oyelowo, who was snubbed from Oscars consideration last year for his role as Martin Luther King, Jr. in “Selma,” is calling for a “radical and timely change” in the academy’s nominating process.
Janet Hubert, best known for playing Will Smith’s “Aunt Viv” on the sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, is blasting the actor and his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, over the race controversy surrounding the 88th Academy Awards.
After Jada Pinkett Smith suggested on Twitter that minorities should boycott the upcoming 88th Academy Awards over the ceremony’s lack of diversity, the actress and wife of Will Smith is now calling on the black community to separate itself from “mainstream” culture.
Madonna is accused of being under the influence of alcohol and mocking her fans during a concert over the weekend in Louisville, Kentucky.
Two days after the death of her husband René Angélil, singer Céline Dion is mourning the loss of her brother, who died Saturday after a long battle with cancer.
Actress and gender activist Emma Watson is being accused of exploiting the death of her former Harry Potter co-star Alan Rickman to further her feminist agenda.
Chris Rock, the host of the upcoming 88th Academy Awards, shared a 15-second promo on Twitter Friday, calling the awards show “the White BET Awards.”
In the name of racial diversity, another major TV network has announced that it will exclude white actors from participating in the casting process of a major series reboot.
The creator of Jennifer Lopez’s new racially diverse TV series tells industry outlet TheWrap “the white man’s 15 minutes” of fame have expired, as networks and audiences are hungry for more minority-driven entertainment
Actress Kirstie Alley has not yet decided on a candidate to support in the upcoming presidential election; however, she does like what she is hearing from Republican frontrunner Donald Trump.
Hollywood watched Thursday night as the Republican Party’s top seven presidential contenders battled it out in Charleston, South Carolina for Fox Business Network’s Republican Presidential Debate.
Former Power Rangers actor Ricardo Medina Jr. has officially been charged with the murder of his roommate.
While Alan Rickman’s stage and film career spanned nearly four decades, he was best-known recently for his portrayal of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films. On the day of his passing, his former Harry Potter co-stars are turning to social
Inspired by “Operation Chaos,” in which radio host Rush Limbaugh encouraged his listeners to participate in the Democratic Party’s 2008 presidential primary, gay adult film star Jesse Jackman says he is voting for Donald Trump in the upcoming Massachusetts Republican primary.
The producer and a cast member of CBS’s “Rush Hour” reboot were put on the defensive Tuesday, after their show was accused of perpetuating racial stereotypes during the network’s Television Critics Association’s winter press tour in Los Angeles.
The nominations for the 36th annual Golden Raspberry Awards – or Razzies for short — were announced Wednesday, with Fifty Shades of Grey, Pixels, Jupiter Ascending, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 all tying for the most nominations of the dubious award, which recognizes the worst
While most of her peers in Hollywood were preparing for the 73rd Golden Globes, Lena Dunham spent the weekend stumping for Hillary Clinton and transforming herself into a walking billboard on the campaign trail in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Paramount Pictures will pay tribute to America’s men and women in uniform at the world premiere of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” Tuesday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX, by encouraging attendees to donate to to a variety of veterans’ organizations.
A Los Angeles clothing store is cashing in on the publicity surrounding the arrest of Mexican drug kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera, who was photographed wearing two of the store’s flamboyant silk shirts during his interview with actor Sean Penn.
Accustomed to VIP treatment and line-cutting, Hollywood stars had their patience tested after Sunday night’s Golden Globes, when more than a thousand industry figures and their guests spent hours in a parking garage waiting for shuttles to the after-parties. Some are calling the ensuing debacle “Shuttlegate.”
