Vince Vaughn

Actor Faizon Love is suing Universal Studios for cutting him and his fellow black co-star Kali Hawk out of international publicity posters for the 2009 film, “Couples Retreat.”

A North Carolina woman inspired by the movie “Wedding Crashers” tried to poison her fiancé by sneaking eye drops into his drink, police said.

S. Craig Zahler isn’t paving new ground here, he’s merely rewinding his art back to a freer time, to the wonderful era of 70’s filmmaking.

As Hollywood continues to lose fans and money, one studio is turning heads for making old-fashioned, small budget action films that are actually turning a profit.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr joked that President Donald Trump was like a confused character from the movie Anchorman when he was suddenly seen siding with the anti-gun position this week.

Lionsgate has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to Dragged Across Concrete, a police detective thriller starring Vince Vaughn and Mel Gibson.

Industry veteran Stephen Galloway writes at the Hollywood Reporter that a “new McCarthyism” has taken over Hollywood, with conservatives now targeted and blacklisted for their political beliefs, instead of the Communists of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Mel Gibson is back in the director’s chair for the first time in ten years with World War II drama Hacksaw Ridge, due out this fall, and Breitbart News has the first look at the film’s poster.

Not every celebrity is a gun control activist. These celebrities are gun owners themselves, and as such, know the value of the Second Amendment and the freedom it guarantees all Americans.

“True Detective” could drive you to drink. Its second season (Sunday at 9 p.m. EDT on HBO) arrives under cover of such darkness and psychic pain it seems to beg its audience to keep a bottle close by in a display of unity with its hard-drinking protagonists.

The Irish actor appeared on the show with fellow actor Vince Vaughn and host Jimmy Fallon to promote the second season of gritty cop show “True Detective,” premiering Sunday night on HBO.

On June 18, Mail Online editor Piers Morgan reacted to the heinous attack on Charleston’s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church by calling for people to quit pointing out that more guns equals less crime.

John Cusack is not a fan of President Obama.

When Vince Vaughn told British GQ that he supported guns in schools so those guns could be used to defend children, he said something that is supported by a majority of Americans.

During the Tuesday airing of Fox News’ The Five, Geraldo Rivera said Vince Vaughn’s pro-gun statements reminded him “of Timothy McVeigh and the militias.”

Actor Vince Vaughn–Old School, Wedding Crashers, True Detective–told British GQ magazine that Americans ultimately have the right to bear arms in order to resist “the supreme power of a corrupt and abusive government.”

While stock photos rarely make news, ahead of the release of Vince Vaughn’s upcoming film Unfinished Business, Vaughn and the rest of the movie’s major cast have created a catalogue of them for your use and entertainment.

Lady Gaga and Vince Vaughn made plunges into the icy waters of Chicago’s Lake Michigan at a fundraiser for the Special Olympics.

Legendary NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon was gearing up for the Daytona 500 on Sunday when an unexpected guest, fan Vince Vaughn, stopped by to offer him a pre-race pep-talk.

In an extensive interview with Playboy magazine, actor Vince Vaughn sounded off on his libertarian politics, the Second Amendment, and affirmative action.