Actress Minnie Driver has insulted supporters of former President Donald Trump, claiming they “really quite like a bit of a racist attitude” in their candidate.
Actress Minnie Driver remembered her longtime friend, Matthew Perry, in an obituary in which she said the beloved actor — her co-star in a 2003 stage play — was “ruthlessly funny” and self-deprecating but had an “inner struggle” when it came to his legacy and Friends.
When news broke that former President Donald Trump would be indicted by a Manhattan grand jury, left-wing entertainers erupted into a symphony of joy.
Actress Minnie Driver revealed a “devastating” experience she had with a “Good Will Hunting” producer, who she said she was “not sexy” enough for the role she played in the movie.
The trailer for Hollywood’s next take on the tale of Cinderella features LBGTQ activist-actor Billy Porter as a cross-dressing “Fabulous Godmother” granting Cinderella her dearest wish to attend the ball.
Hollywood celebrities clearly haven’t gotten the memo that their coronavirus-themed social media videos are falling flat with the public. Despite widespread derision, the stars keep pumping out stay-at-home dispatches that, in some cases, reveal a startling disconnection from reality.
Celebrities took to Twitter Thursday to push gun control, criticize the NRA, and malign President Trump, after a 16-year-old shot five fellow students in Santa Clarita, California.
Yet another horde of Hollywood figures, including actors Rob Corddry and Minnie Driver, have dramatized a reading of former FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report of the 2016 presidential election, this time in a video sponsored by Need to Impeach.
Academy Award-nominated actress Minnie Driver said Thursday that Ivanka Trump does not possess the intelligence or personality to be described as a “c*nt,” the profane term used by comedian Samantha Bee.
Hollywood gun control proponents including Amy Schumer, Jimmy Kimmel, and Alec Baldwin are launching a initiative to take down the NRA.
