Deniz Camp, a recognized writer for Marvel and DC Comics, sparked online backlash after a social media post published just hours following the attempted attack on President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. While the exact wording of the message was open to interpretation, its timing quickly drew scrutiny.
Jimmy Kimmel cursed out CBS this week after the network cancelled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
The decision, described by the network as a “purely financial” one amid the ongoing Paramount-Skydance merger, has drawn sharp criticism from Kimmel, who didn’t mince words in his public rebuke of CBS.
President Donald Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, on Friday morning to celebrate the cancellation of CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Trump’s post not only mocked the long-running late-night host but also speculated that fellow late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel could be next on the chopping block. The president also praised Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld as superior to his left-leaning rivals.
In a bold move that’s got everyone talking, President Donald Trump has once again proven he’s not one to back down from critics, especially those who’ve made a career out of bashing him. The latest chapter in the Trump Rosie saga unfolded over the weekend when the President took to Truth Social to address his longtime nemesis, Rosie O’Donnell.
Walt Disney World has quietly reopened The Hall of Presidents at Magic Kingdom, just five months after closing for refurbishment on January 20, 2025, the day President Donald Trump was re-inaugurated. In a move that surprised parkgoers and Disney watchers alike, the...
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.
Disney owned ABC News has officially severed ties with longtime correspondent Terry Moran, just days after suspending him for a late-night social media post that blasted both President Donald Trump and his deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller.
Just days after reports emerged that Paramount had offered Donald Trump $15 million to settle his $20 billion CBS lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview with then-candidate Kamala Harris, the deal appears to be off the table—for now.
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill publicly criticized Disney CEO Bob Iger over the weekend, speaking out against reports that he and ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic asked The View hosts to cut back on political rhetoric—particularly segments targeting President Donald Trump. Hill, who previously worked under Iger during her controversial ESPN tenure, didn’t hold back.
President Donald Trump is throwing surprising support behind Disney’s new theme park in Abu Dhabi, praising the project during a trade summit in the United Arab Emirates and revealing that Disney CEO Bob Iger personally presented the plans to him recently in the Oval Office.
Has President Trump come to Disneyland?
A new artistic decision at Disneyland is raising eyebrows—and more than a few chuckles—as fans react to a revamped silhouette of Walt Disney installed as part of the resort’s 70th anniversary esplanade display. But it’s not the pose or Mickey Mouse that’s catching attention. It’s the hair.
Yes, the hair.
In an entertainment industry where press tours increasingly double as political soapboxes, Tom Cruise just proved that a movie star can still stay focused on the movie. During a press conference in Seoul promoting Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, the man many call “the last real movie star” was asked a pointed question about President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on films produced outside the United States.
Just one day after President Donald Trump proposed a sweeping 100% tariff on movies produced outside the United States, California Governor Gavin Newsom extended an unexpected olive branch. On Monday, Newsom announced he would like to work with the Trump administration to establish a $7.5 billion federal tax incentive to boost domestic film production.