Disney kicked off promotion in earnest for its troubled $300 million live-action remake — not with an extravagant, press packed red carpet event in Los Angeles, but — 5,700 miles away from Hollywood in Segovia, Spain, on Wednesday. Star Rachel Zegler and director Marc Webb attended the event that was limited to little press and no co-star in Gal Gadot.
One day after Rosie O’Donnell announced she moved to Ireland after President Donald Trump’s election, Trump was in the White House Oval Office cracking jokes about his longtime rival.
Ayo Edebiri, the actress perhaps best known for her Golden Globe-winning performance in the critically acclaimed FX cooking drama “The Bear,” responded to Elon Musk sharing a rumor that she’s starring in the next Pirates of the Caribbean film by blasting the billionaire DOGE chief as an “idiot” and a “fascist.”
The decades-long feud between actress and former daytime talk show host Rosie O’Donnell and President Donald Trump just got a little more complicated.
Hundreds of protesters — many of them clad in big wigs, makeup, and lots of leather — descended on the Kennedy Center on Saturday as part of a “Rally & March for Drag.” It was the latest in a series of protests in response to President Donald Trump’s ban on Kennedy Center drag productions, many of them aimed at LGBTQ+ youth under 18.
HBO MAX funnyman John Oliver listed two positive things you could say about President Ronald Reagan: “‘He was our only president to make a movie with a chimp,’ or ‘He’s dead.’”
The horrid rollout for Disney’s “Snow White” continues to bomb as the $250 million-plus film’s latest trailer is bombarded with negative reviews, promises to boycott, and rebukes for its much-maligned star, Rachel Zegler.
Many a Democrat political consultant’s favorite wet dream candidate, also known as, former First Lady Michelle Obama, has given the world what it needs most: another podcast. The guest list for this latest Higher Ground production is stuffed with Hollywood A-listers, including actors Seth Rogen, Gabrielle Union, and Tracee Ellis Ross, mega-producer Tyler Perry, soccer star Abby Wambach, NBA great Dwyane Wade, and Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, to name a few.
On a night of political theater perhaps not seen in U.S. history, with Democrats protesting President Donald Trump’s primetime address to Congress, several members walking out, shouting at the president, and Texas Democrat Al Green being removed from the chamber, actress Roseanne Barr said the spectacle marks an end for the Democrats.
Actress Mia Farrow just dropped a new theory about the survivability of Democracy in America. This time saying she’ll be surprised if we make it to Labor Day.
“Mike Johnson did what Republicans have needed to do since Lincoln. Start throwing the bums into the gutter and the criminals into prison. Bravo,” veteran actor James Woods said in response to Speaker of the House Mike Johnson ordering the Sergeant-at-Arms to remove Rep. Al Green (D-TX), after her refused to take his seat and cease shouting at President Donald Trump during his Congressional address Tuesday night.
Bud Light pitchman and Netflix comedy special star Shane Gillis hosted “Saturday Night Live” for the second time in as many years — five years after NBC hired then fired him (over “offensive” jokes) from the sketch comedy show — and lampooned Joe Biden’s “dead face,” said he likes President Donald Trump’s “Gulf of America,” and push to purchase Greenland and told the SNL audience “Look, I get it. You guys are pretty liberal here.”
Actor Mark Hamill sided with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, after his Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump devolved into a shouting match, with the “Star Wars” star calling Trump and Vice President JD Vance “a disgrace to our country.”
Two weeks after singer Sheryl Crow went viral with an Instagram video of herself waving goodbye to her Tesla, actress Cassandra Peterson, renowned for her role as “Elvira,” copied-and-pasted Crow’s stunt, clad in black and holding a chainsaw, à la Elon Musk, posted a video of a Tesla being towed away while she waves goodbye.
“Brothers After War,” the new documentary produced by acclaimed actor Gary Sinise and filmmaker Jake Rademacher, releases in select theaters this Friday and offers a heart-wrenching, painful, and ultimately hopeful exploration of veteran life long after combat.
If you’ve noticed how politically lost and leaderless the Democratic Party is today, perhaps you’ve also seen or sensed a similar impotence among the humorless Hollywood scolds who couldn’t convince enough voting Americans to elect Kamala Harris over Donald Trump.
Disney’s 2025 just went from bad to worse. Several anxiety-ridden senior staffers ran to the left-leaning Hollywood trade publication Deadline to bash CEO Bob Iger, accusing him of capitulating to President Donald Trump through a series of moves that have Disney employees across the company wondering “What’s next? Where do we go from here? What do we stand for now, keeping MAGA happy?”
Three weeks into Donald Trump’s White House return, his domination of virtually every news cycle and the cultural zeitgeist has done the unthinkable: It’s turned late night TV show hosts, pop culture podcasters, radio personalties, and an array of social media darlings against the Democrats they were rooting for in November, many of them mocking the elected left’s stunningly impotent efforts to remain relevant and a viable alternative in the face of Trump 2.0.
The battle between rap megastars Kendrick Lamar and Drake reached the Super Bowl stage on Sunday when the Compton California crooner performed his smash hit diss track “Not Like Us,” which calls Drake a “certified pedophile,” during the halftime show at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, Louisiana.
“The Shining” and “Pet Cemetery” author Stephen King quit Twitter because the “atmosphere has just become too toxic,” and just a few months later, he’s merely taken his habit of smearing voters and supporters of President Donald Trump to Bluesky. The digital padded room for disaffected Democrats is where King’s now trashing Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency boss Elon Musk.
President Donald Trump hasn’t been back in office a month and already Hollywood celebrities are wishing for him to be impeached. A few weeks ago it was actor and CNN show host Michael Ian Black screeching “f**king impeach” Trump. This week its actress Mia Farrow.
Amber Ruffin, comedian and a longtime “Late Night with Seth Myers” writer, is set to host the White House Correspondents’ Association’s Dinner in April. The “Amber Ruffin Show” host, who hasn’t been shy about her hatred for President Donald Trump, once sang a jazz standard fantasizing about him being beaten, locked in a cage, and jailed.
Laverne Cox, a transgender actor and star of Amazon Prime Video’s newest comedy “Clean Slate,” claims America is “going backwards in so many ways” and says it’s going to take people rising up to fight President’s Donald Trump’s agenda, including an executive order protecting minors from sex change drugs and surgeries.
Comedian and former Comedy Central host Trevor Noah returned to host the 67th Grammy Awards on Sunday and opened the night with some political quips about President Donald Trump’s tariffs and his mass illegal immigration crackdown.
Dark days are ahead. It’s fair to say the first month of 2025 has been an unmitigated nightmare for Disney.
Madonna, the reliably left-wing pop star who’s now old enough to collect medicare, took time in between face surgeries to attempt to inspire a tattered “Trump Resistance” with a less than 30 word post on X urging her followers to “Don’t give up the fight!”
Comedy Central’s part-time late-night host Jon Stewart took a sledgehammer to the cacophony of “submissive liberal crying” from elected Democrats and corporate media talking heads that “Trump is a fascist” following a week in which the president ushered in a litany of executive actions, firings, and mass deportations of criminal aliens.
Pop sensation-turned film and TV star Selena Gomez released a sniveling Instagram story, to her 422 million followers, that shows the “Only Murders in the Building” star sobbing and apologizing in reaction to the Trump administration’s nationwide apprehension of accused child rapists, human and drug traffickers, and gang members, among other violent criminals residing in the U.S. illegally.
Two-time Grammy-nominated rap veteran Trick Daddy laughed at critics who castigated rapper Nelly’s performance at President Donald Trump’s Liberty Ball. “It’s not nothing personal when it’s your business,” the Miami crooner said.
Frantic wide-eyed stares into the camera, agitated hand gestures, and the occasional “what the f**k” filled the network TV airwaves on Monday as Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office left liberal late-night hosts Jon Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Myers reeling.
Country music mega star Carrie Underwood was set to sing “America the Beautiful” at the second inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on Monday and mere moments before she was ready to sing, an audio soundtrack issue nearly derailed everything. That is, until the “American Idol” star belted the song out a cappella.
For most of America, President Donald Trump’s return to the White House is a time to celebrate. For Disney’s “Star Wars” star Mark Hamill, it’s a time to mourn.
Donald Trump has yet to take the oath of office at his second inauguration and Hollywood celebrities are already clamoring to run him out of office.
Dave Chappelle returned to the “Saturday Night Live” stage clad in a sharp suit, smoking a cigarette, and armed with an array of searing jokes touching on the presidential election, the Los Angeles wildfires, Sean Diddy Combs, and President-elect Donald Trump, whom the veteran comedian wished success for in his second term.
Here are nine accomplishments President Trump achieved during his historic first term.
A first of its kind, behind the scenes documentary on the work that goes into being the first lady has landed a $40 million distribution deal. Melania Trump’s concept, which centers around her life and work as she reenters the White House, kicked off a bidding war between major Hollywood studios and resulted in a blockbuster deal with Amazon.
Hollywood writer-director Jeff Baena, who was married to “Parks and Recreation,” Disney’s “Agatha All Along” star Aubrey Plaza, has died People says it has confirmed.
Disney released the second trailer for its $300 million (at least) live-action “Snow White” on Tuesday and within hours, thousands upon thousands of commenters were shredding the two minute advert. Many among the 12,000-plus critics are pointing to Snow White actor Rachel Zegler’s post-election comments, in which she wished for those who voted for President Elect Donald Trump to “never know peace.”
Just as former President Donald Trump was well on his way to reelection, having secured victories in Georgia and North Carolina — two of seven pivotal swing states — an emotional and broken Jon Stewart wrapped his “Daily Show” election night special Tuesday with a profane freak out followed by a somber message of hope.
As millions of working Americans struggle with sky-high inflation, the crushing costs of gas and groceries, open borders, and rampant crime, among other issues, Kamala Harris has leaned on Uber wealthy Hollywood elites to tell them how to vote and
