Almost-forever CEO of the Walt Disney Company, Bob Iger, is stepping down this week and new leadership is filling in the vacuum. After Wall Street moguls helped guide the company towards picking Josh D'Amaro as his replacement, they also sought to quell possible...
President Donald Trump said Tuesday night that he feels an obligation to follow through on his threat to sue the BBC for $1 billion over what he calls deceptive editing in a pre-election documentary.
Zohran Mamdani’s victory, making him the first Muslim and first South Asian mayor of New York City, sparked a wave of congratulatory posts from Hollywood actors, comedians, fashion-world figures, and global film talent with ties to his family and his Queens roots.
In a surprising shift that stands out in an industry often defined by outspoken activism, Jennifer Lawrence has announced that she is stepping back from political commentary — specifically commentary about President Trump. The Hunger Games star, who spent years criticizing Trump and urging political engagement against him, now says she no longer believes celebrity rhetoric impacts elections and doesn’t want to alienate moviegoers.
President Trump used Truth Social to launch an attack on late night host Seth Meyers recently.
Vice President JD Vance didn’t just join the Halloween fun this year — he detonated it. The long-speculated JD Vance Halloween costume reveal turned a political meme into a full-scale viral moment, showing something we don’t see often in Washington: a politician with a sense of humor, and the confidence to lean into internet culture instead of running from it.
Star Wars and Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford blasted President Trump this week in the latest Hollywood political meltdown, calling him one of the greatest criminals in history.
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has been slated to appear as a guest on the Disney daytime talk show The View on Tuesday, November 4th — which coincides with Election Day in the United States.
Could the U.S. government shutdown ultimately harm Hollywood?
The government shutdown threatens to take away food stamps (discretionary income) and could gravely damage family movie money as a result. With Avatar: Fire and Ash coming in late and Stranger Things mostly playing on New Year’s in 2026, can the domestic box office even match the horrible totals for last year?
A new meme from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sent the internet into meltdown. The official ICE recruitment account posted an image straight out of Halo, complete with the franchise’s signature Warthog vehicle and the message: “DESTROY THE FLOOD — JOIN.ICE.GOV.”
Singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins has taken aim at President Donald Trump after his hit song Danger Zone was used in a viral meme video mocking the “No Kings” protesters — but the irony is that Trump didn’t even create the post himself.
The Walt Disney Company appears ready to drop “Diversity Equity and Inclusion” in favor of “belonging.” After a tumultuous upheaval at the House of Mouse following the last presidential election, in which controversial programs like “Reimagine Tomorrow” were purged from the entertainment juggernaut, Disney is retooling employee outreach next week with a program all about “belonging” rather than DEI.
U.K. Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has issued a legal warning to the U.K. branches of Netflix, Disney, Amazon Studios, Apple and Warner Bros. Discovery that they may be in violation of the U.K.’s Equality Act. However, it’s not the actions of the CEOs that sparked the notice. Rather, it’s the talent.