IAC chairman and senior executive Barry Diller said Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that the entertainment industry could “collapse” if the writers’ and actors’ strikes are not resolved soon.
You want to know what would be good for America? If the studios, the WGA, and SAG—three fascist outfits that hate America—went on strike FOREVER.
The Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times railed against the global blockbuster hit Top Gun: Maverick on Monday — over a year after its release — as warmongering “propaganda,” proving that the Pentagon “censors the creation of films.”
“House of Cards” star Kevin Spacey has been accused in court of coming out as gay in an attempt to “disguise” sexual misconduct allegations being made against him.
Hollywood is nearing the end of a second month of striking by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) – essentially halting production of scripted programming – with little sign of an agreement looming between the writers and major studios and streaming services.
The Chinese government propaganda newspaper Global Times dramatically predicted a “total collapse of the box office” for Hollywood in the near future as a result of its movies’ “repetitive” plots and “dated” American values.
“Sex and the City” character Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) is seen getting naked in a hot tub with her non-binary lover, Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez) in season two of the show’s spinoff series, “And Just Like That…”
“Boy Meets World” star Danielle Fishel, who played Topanga Lawrence in the popular television series, says she was objectified by a TV show executive when she was underage.
Zelensky attributed expectation of rapid victory to war films: “Some believe this is a Hollywood movie and expect results now. It’s not”.
French director and filmmaker Luc Besson has been definitively cleared of all charges in the rape case involving actress Sand Van Roy.
Hollywood stars including Jane Fonda and the Oscar-winning directors of Everything Everywhere All At Once will meet in Los Angeles for a special four-day summit designed to show how the entertainment industry can influence the world in tackling “climate change.”
Embattled “The Flash” star Ezra Miller, who uses they/them pronouns, made a red carpet appearance on Monday after being arrested multiple times last year and being accused of grooming young girls.
Director Paul Roland, whose award-winning feature film “EXEMPLUM” began streaming earlier this year, recently appeared on Timcast’s “Pop Culture Crisis” where he discussed Hollywood’s censorship of classic movies.
Actress Elle Fanning, the younger sister of actress Dakota Fanning, says she remembers being called “unfu**able” at 16-years-old by a “disgusting pig,” which ultimately cost her a movie role.
Actor Mark Wahlberg is hoping to boost the Las Vegas, Nevada, economy with more film production.
Parents of children who attend Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood, California, protested outside of the school Friday morning after members of the school administration announced it would hold an event commemorating “Pride Month” for its young enrollees.
Hollywood, Florida, Police Chief Chris O’Brien blasted what he called a “group of criminals” following shots being fired and nine people being injured Monday night around 7 p.m.
Left-wing Hollywood killed the movie star, and now the chickens are coming home to roost.
Rapper and actor Ice Cube said recently the black community’s decades of support for Democrats has failed to bring change.
ABC released its 2023 fall programming schedule on Tuesday, revealing a slate of game shows, sports, and unscripted content as an obvious response to the ongoing Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike, which has brought traditional Hollywood productions to a standstill.
Actor Dennis Quaid expounded on a new movement to make the Lone Star state of Texas the “film capital of the world” as people move out of California.
Happy days are here again for Scott Baio. After the actor declared last week he had had enough of California and was leaving with his family he has landed in Florida and declared that is now his new home.
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) is planning to picket Warner Bros. Discovery president and CEO David Zaslav’s commencement speech at Boston University on May 21.
The Writers Guild of America strike will likely last weeks as the union plans two major rallies in Los Angeles and New York for May 15.
The Chinese Communist Party greenlit the debut of Born to Fly, a Chinese propaganda version of Top Gun, in theaters on Friday in anticipation of one of the biggest box office weekends of the year.
“Shazam” Adam Brody, “Yellowstone’s” Piper Perabo, numerous other celebrities, as well directors and producers, took part in a White House Roundtable Wednesday and demanded less gun violence in Hollywood productions.
Bottom line: Warner Bros. thinks it might have a hit here, which means it does not matter how many 12-year-olds Miller allegedly groomed or how many women he allegedly assaulted, or how many felonies he allegedly committed.
April 17 (UPI) — Writers Guild of America voted to authorize a strike vote on Monday. WGA West tweeted that the vote was 97.9% in favor of authorizing a strike if they cannot reach a new contract by May 1.
Actress Brooke Shields opened up about her complicated relationship with her late mother during her recent appearance on “The Drew Barrymore Show,” where she said her mother, Teri Shields “cut off” her sexuality, because she was “she was in love with me.”
Model Emily Ratajkowski, who rose to fame after appearing nearly nude in Robin Thicke’s music video for his song “Blurred Lines,” says she quit Hollywood because she “felt like a piece of meat” while working in the industry.
EXEMPLUM director Paul Roland recently discussed the struggles of making a feature film on a meager budget of just $9,500.
To help his children reach their potential, actor Mark Wahlberg and his wife got them out of Hollywood last year.
PETA is demanding that Hollywood stop using live animals after a horse died on the set of the Amazon’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ series.
Hollywood, specifically the film industry, is going through a legitimate, serious, and potentially fatal phase.
Vice President Kamala Harris wrote a glowing letter to transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney, according to an Instagram post by Mulvaney over the weekend.
Actress Christina Ricci claimed she was once threatened with a lawsuit because she was reluctant to shoot a sex scene in the way her film producers desired.
Actor Rainn Wilson has blasted Hollywood for its anti-Christian bias after an overtly Christian character in HBO’s “The Last of Us” turns out to be a cannibal and a rapist.
Former Disney star Cole Sprouse, who catapulted into stardom with his role as Jughead Jones on the CW’s “Riverdale,” spoke candidly about the horrible vices that Hollywood encourages in people.
Indian actor Ram Charan, who starred in the Oscar-winning historical action film “RRR,” thanked his unborn child during a red carpet interview on Sunday for bringing the movie “so much luck” during award season.
The Oscars are once again nigh, and this year’s awards attendees are getting a swag bag worth $126,000, nearly two times the yearly income of the average American — but drastically reduced in value compared to just a few years ago.
