Pedro Pascal has added his name to more than 2,000 Hollywood industry professionals opposing the proposed Paramount merger with Warner Bros. The open letter, published Monday in The New York Times, argues that if the deal is approved, “the integrity, independence, and diversity of our industry would be grievously compromised.”
During a recent pre-production meeting for Top Gun 3, Tom Cruise allegedly lost his temper in dramatic fashion after a team member suggested bringing back Val Kilmer as Iceman using artificial intelligence. The pitch reportedly triggered an explosive reaction from the franchise star, halting the meeting in its tracks.
Even in a magical world, sometimes the best moments happen unscripted. Actor Jason Isaacs, known to Harry Potter fans as the sharp-tongued Lucius Malfoy, recently revealed that he was encouraged to improvise many of his lines while filming the iconic movie series.
James Gunn has made it clear: Thor was never going to be in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
It’s one thing to criticize wealth and power. It’s another to do so while lounging on a $90 million fortune and enjoying all the benefits of elite Hollywood stardom. But that’s exactly what actor Mark Ruffalo is doing, and his latest appearance at a political protest proves that when it comes to hypocrisy, few in Hollywood do it better.
During a recent political statement, Disney Marvel actor Mark Ruffalo made a sweeping claim that raised eyebrows among those who’ve actually looked at crime statistics.
Arnold Schwarzenegger made a Tuesday appearance on The View and it didn’t go the way Whoopi Goldberg and the other hosts seemed to be expecting. The former California governor and action movie icon gave a forceful defense of legal immigration, responsibility, and the role of law enforcement while calling out both political parties for using the border crisis as a fundraising prop.
Rachel Zegler is at the center of yet another controversy, this time concerning her role in Evita on London’s West End.
David Hekili Kenui Bell, an actor and beloved local figure in Hawaii, has passed away at the age of 46.
Over the weekend, several prominent Marvel actors joined nationwide demonstrations known as the “No Kings Day” protests — a coordinated political campaign designed to publicly oppose President Donald Trump. The protests featured Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo, Spider-Man actress Marisa Tomei, Thunderbolts actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and even Guardians of the Galaxy star Glenn Close.
Late-night host and self-described Roman Catholic Stephen Colbert has voiced his support for Cynthia Erivo portraying a female Jesus in the upcoming Hollywood Bowl production of Jesus Christ Superstar, calling the casting “long overdue.”
One producer behind Star Wars: The Acolyte was shot by police while participating in the growing unrest in Los Angeles, which many are calling the LA riots. But rather than address the widespread looting, fires, or attacks on law enforcement, this Disney Star Wars producer is placing all the blame squarely on the LAPD.
While progressive stars like Jimmy Kimmel and Mark Ruffalo downplay the chaos erupting across Los Angeles, conservative celebrities in Hollywood are speaking up—and they’re not pulling any punches about what’s come to be known by many as the LA riots.