The long-running legal fallout from the tragic shooting incident involving Alex Baldwin on the set of Rust that left a woman dead isn’t over—not by a long shot. Despite avoiding criminal charges, Alec Baldwin is now headed toward a civil courtroom, where a jury will...
In the most amusing Mark Hamill moment since he lost his pants on stage at an awards show, the Star Wars actor has revealed he didn’t follow through on his promise to flee the United States because of a mental moment of spite against President Trump that took place entirely within his own head.
Sometimes the entertainment press can’t resist making a mountain out of a molehill. Case in point: Bella Ramsey appeared to joke about playing Spider-Man at an HBO Emmys event, and suddenly Variety and other outlets acted like Marvel Studios had a new stunning and brave casting announcement.
Jimmy Kimmel has never been shy about turning late-night television into a political platform. But in the aftermath of CBS announcing The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will end in May 2026, Jimmy Kimmel has gone on a full media tour—blaming Donald Trump, scolding conservatives for not being outraged, and even claiming late-night is healthier than ever, even comparing today’s audience to the Johnny Carson’s era.
Hollywood has long been a place where public figures keep in line with the prevailing political winds. Speaking positively about Donald Trump or his administration is generally a career hazard for actors working under the Disney umbrella or starring in Marvel blockbusters. Yet in a stunning turn, one of the biggest names in entertainment has broken that mold. Chris Pratt, beloved by audiences as Star-Lord in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy films, went on Bill Maher’s podcast and defended the Trump administration — earning rare public agreement from Maher himself.
The John Boyega Star Wars relationship has never been simple. Over the past decade, the actor behind Finn has alternated between defending the franchise’s lore, blasting Lucasfilm for creative missteps, and calling out the fandom for what he sees as resistance to diversity.
In a recent podcast appearance on Toon’d In with Jim Cummings, actor Alan Tudyk opened up about a lesser-known chapter in his career involving the 2004 sci-fi thriller I, Robot.
Known for his versatile voice work and motion capture roles, Tudyk shared how his performance as the robot Sonny apparently stole the spotlight in test screenings—so much so that it resulted in him being sidelined from the film’s promotional efforts seemingly for overshadowing the film’s star Will Smith. This revelation adds an intriguing layer to the film’s history, hinting at the delicate egos and studio politics that often shape Hollywood blockbusters.
With a heartfelt and introspective post on X, actress and former mixed martial artist Gina Carano opened up about her journey following a high-profile lawsuit legal settlement with Disney and Lucasfilm.
Nowhere is the apparent “Pedro Pascal fatigue” gripping audiences more evident than the box office performance of the horror film Weapons, a movie that initially starred Pascal before replacing him with Josh Brolin.
Actor Dean Cain, widely recognized for his portrayal of Superman in the 1990s series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, has made headlines by announcing his plans to join the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as an agent.
Actress Gina Carano, known for her role as Cara Dune in The Mandalorian, has issued her first public comments following the announcement of a settlement in her high-profile lawsuit against Disney and Lucasfilm.
We won't know the ratings for a while, but Jimmy Fallon made big strides in restoring viewership to network late night television by daring to host a major Fox News personality who is currently leading all of evening comedy. On Thursday, August 7, 2025, Fox News...
After years in development, the long-delayed Michael Jackson movie, titled simply Michael, is finally set to hit theaters on April 24, 2026, offering a dramatized look at the King of Pop’s rise to global superstardom. Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) and...