Pop superstar Demi Lovato has posted a message to fans who identify as transgender and non-binary, telling them “we will get thru this” following President Donald Trump’s order that the federal government recognize just two genders — male and female.
The price of a Netflix subscription is soaring faster than the rate of inflation, with the entertainment streamer raising prices across the board, with some fees rising more than 15 percent. Even the ad-supported tier is getting more expensive, with Netflix charging its subscribers more for the joy of sitting through commercials.
“The Breakfast Club” radio show co-host Charlamagne tha God has called out the “hypocrisy” of leftists expressing outrage over several prominent rappers who performed during the recent inauguration festivities for President Donald Trump, saying the anger would be better directed at Democrat elites who lied to the American people during the campaign.
Hollywood celebrities were inconsolable as President Donald Trump was officially sworn in Monday for this second term in the White House, with stars expressing a wide spectrum of negative emotions including rage, bitterness, snark, and despair.
Rappers Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross appeared at the pre-inauguration “Crypto Ball” on Friday — signaling a change of heart for both rappers after they fantasized about killing President-elect Donald Trump in their music, with Snoop even pretending to point
Filmmaker David Lynch, whose mind-bending and surreal creative vision enraptured mainstream audiences and elite cinematic connoisseurs alike, has died. The Oscar-nominated director of “Mulholland Dr.,” “Blue Velvet,” and the TV series “Twin Peaks” was 78.
President-elect Donald Trump wants to make Hollywood great again and has named a triumvirate of entertainment industry veterans — Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone — as his special envoys to carry out the formidable task.
A Los Angeles firefighter combatting the area’s devastating fires told Mel Gibson that he wasn’t made aware of the county’s depleted water reservoirs, sayings it was “surprising” to run out of water so early in their fight.
ABC’s “The View” co-host Joy Behar has attacked Carrie Underwood for agreeing to perform at the second inauguration for President-elect Donald Trump, calling into question the country music star’s patriotism,
Transgender “Emilia Perez” star Karla Sofía Gascón has scored a BAFTA nomination for lead actress — another bellwether of an increasingly likely Academy Award nomination for the breakout star who is a man who identifies as a woman.
Winston Marshall, the former banjoist for the band Mumford and Sons, has called out his native Great Britain for creating a two-tier justice system that holds conservatives, populists, and other anti-establishment thinkers to a different standard than the rest of the population — one of the many unfortunate consequences of the country’s far-left swerve in recent years.
The Walt Disney Company has been sued by an animator who claims the studio’s hit “Moana” and “Moana 2” animated movies ripped off his original screenplay. He is seeking $10 billion — yes, “billion” with a “b” — in damages.
Late-night comedians Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Jon Stewart used their shows on Monday to attack President-elect Donald Trump and Republican leaders over the raging fires in Los Angeles — even though neither Trump nor the GOP is in charge of the Democrat-controlled county or state.
“The Breakfast Club” radio show co-host Charlamagne tha God has dismissed the legal prosecution against President-elect Donald Trump as “pure political theater,” saying the left’s glee over the “convicted felon” label is meaningless because “you still got to call him President for the next four years.
Carrie Underwood — the mega country music star and American Idol alum — is set to sing “America the Beautiful” at the second inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on January 20.
Reality star Khloe Kardashian is the latest Hollywood celebrity to hold Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) accountable for her disastrous handling of the historic fires, calling Bass a “joke” over accusations that she failed to properly fund the L.A. Fire Department.
Veteran actor and singer Robert Davi has gone nuclear on California leaders for their catastrophic mismanagement of the Los Angeles fires, saying California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) “should thrown out of office.”
Hollywood star Mark Wahlberg’s wife, Rhea Durham, has publicly called out California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) for “standing around laughing” amid the historic fires that are consuming large swaths of Los Angeles.
The days when the Walt Disney Company churned out instant classics beloved by successive generations appear to be squarely behind it.
Actor-comedian Steve Byrne — the star of the TBS sitcom “Sullivan & Son” — has called out California politicians, including Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D), for their mishandling of the L.A. wildfires, saying their mismanagement of the state’s water supply and other related matters qualifies as “criminal.”
Comedian and podcast host Adam Carolla has predicted that the catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires will lead wealthy California elites to abandon the Democrat party, or at least persuade them to vote somewhat less blue, because of the onerous amounts of state regulation they will face when they attempt to rebuild.
“Shazam!” star Zachary Levi said California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and other Democrat leaders must be held accountable for the catastrophic fires in Los Angeles County, adding that he believes Newsom is “criminally negligent” for the mismanagement of the unfolding devastation.
Actor James Woods joined the growing chorus of public criticism against Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley for her handling of the out-of-control wildfires in Pacific Palisades and other portions of the county, noting her stated priority of promoting DEI within the department.
As out-of-control wildfires wreak devastation in Pacific Palisades and other parts of Los Angeles County, Hollywood is shutting down TV productions and postponing awards shows as numerous celebrities and studio executives have seen their personal lives impacted by the growing catastrophe.
The 82nd Golden Globes Awards broadcast on Sunday drew just 9.3 million viewers, a 1 percent drop from last year’s already abysmal figure. Overall, Globes viewership is down a whopping 49 percent from its recent high reached just five years ago.
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.
Five for Fighting lead singer John Ondrasik released his parody song “Justin Trudeau Has Got to Go” on streaming the same day the Canadian prime minister announced his intention to resign.
Golden Globes best picture winner “Emilia Perez” features a musical number celebrating transgender surgery — the most bonkers sequence in a movie that seems to pride itself on piling one crazy scene on top of another.
Hollywood star Adrien Brody dedicated his Golden Globes win on Sunday for “The Brutalist” to immigrants, saying he hopes the nearly four-hour movie will give immigrants a voice.
In the one the evening’s biggest upsets, Demi Moore beat transgender “Emilia Perez” star Karla Sofía Gascón and “Wicked” star Cynthia Erivo to win the Golden Globe award for best actress in a comedy or musical.
Comedian Nikki Glaser roasted Hollywood celebrities who endorsed Kamala Harris, saying during her Golden Globes opening monologue that the stars were so influential they can do anything “except tell the country who to vote for.”
Hollywood celebrities are reportedly getting extra armed protection for Sunday’s Golden Globes ceremony in Beverly Hills following the terrorist attack in New Orleans and the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas last week.
The awards-bait movie “Conclave” just received a big thumbs-down from Megyn Kelly, who called it “the most disgusting anti-Catholic film I have seen in a long time.”
Transgenderism will play a major role at this year’s Golden Globes Awards on Sunday, with best picture frontrunners Emilia Perez and Conclave both featuring gender non-conformity as major plot points.
Actor-comedian Jim Gaffigan has admitted that he alienated some fans for repeatedly attacking President-elect Donald Trump on social media for years, but added “I don’t regret it.”
Comedian Kathy Griffin has urged fans to catch her latest tour, claiming it might be their last chance before President-elect Donald Trump sends her to “one of those internment camps.”
When actress, recording artist, and award-winning singer Mary Millben reflects on her life, she sees a blessed journey marked by what God has called her to do. With a rich coloratura voice that soars with dramatic verve, Mary has traveled the globe, bringing rousing emotion to her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” She has had the honor of performing for four consecutive U.S. presidents — and very likely in just a few weeks, a fifth one when President-elect Donald Trump is sworn into office for his second term.
Comedian Whitney Cummings roasted Democrats live on CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast, noting that Kamala Harris was forced on voters “so hard you’d think she was patented by Pfizer.”
A female Netflix comedian has launched an attack on fellow stand up Dave Chappelle, accusing him of profiting from making transgender people “feel unsafe.”
President-elect Donald Trump threw shade at the Walt Disney Company during a recent event at Mar-a-Lago with former Marvel Entertainment boss and billionaire Ike Perlmutter in attendance. “The guy went from stone-cold broke to owning Disney,” Trump told the crowd,
