Pete Davidson is not happy with Kanye West. Appearing as himself on Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update segment, the 24-year-old comedian said that West’s unplanned monologue in support of Donald Trump at the end of last week’s SNL episode was “one of the worst, like, most awkward things I’ve ever heard, and I’ve seen Chevy Chase speak to […]

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As you may have noticed over the last few years, the only thing James Bondfans enjoy more than watching James Bond movies is speculating who will play him after Daniel Craig moves on from the franchise. Not that everyone wants 007 to be a him — many have called for the long-running spy series to pull a “Doctor Who” and […]

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Sony’s comic book movie Venom is doing big business at the Friday box office for a possible domestic opening approaching $70 million, easily an October best and among the top 10 openings of 2018 so far, according to early returns. Also singing loudly is Warner Bros.’ A Star Is Born. In addition to directing, Bradley Cooper stars opposite […]

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A staple of art-house cinemas and university film programs over the years have influenced the way that aspiring directors like Martin Scorsese would come to think about the juxtaposition of moving pictures and popular music. When Scorsese’s generation took over Hollywood at the end of the 1960s, they carried Anger in their hearts and minds. For […]

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NBC is looking again to Lorne Michaels for its next scripted comedy. The Saturday Night Live mastermind is teaming with Meg Ryan for a scripted comedy in development at the network in which she would star. Called The Obsolescents, it takes place in a New Jersey suburb where the facade of peace and civility is disrupted by the shocking […]

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Damon Wayans is leaving Lethal Weapon Months after Clayne Crawford was Fired Damon Wayans has shared about his plan to leave the show in December, stating “I’m too old for this.” Damon appears as Roger Murtaugh in the Warner Bros. Television-produced buddy-cop comedy-drama series. Though he is bind with a contract for more seasons, he […]

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Robin Hood. You’ve seen people dressed as him for Halloween. You’ve probably seen him hanging around the local renaissance fair. Besides King Arthur, he’s one of the most recognizable characters from medieval folktales. That’s why they keep making Robin Hood movies. He’s in the public domain, so you can do what you want with him. […]

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Women empowerment is not a new concept. American Feminism became relevant in the late 19th century and encouraged huge political action in the 1960’s and the 1990’s. Female empowerment has been a struggle for decades and Feminism has become a hot topic recently and there are many different perceptions of what the definition entails. First, it […]

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Jon Stewart, the former host of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, is once again stepping behind the camera for a feature project. Stewart will direct Irresistible, a political satire based on his original idea, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Steve Carell is in early talks to star in the film. Plan B, the Brad Pitt-led production banner behind the […]

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With “The Conners” slated to debut this month sans Roseanne Barr, the remaining cast members are reflecting on their new direction after Barr’s firing. “It was awkward but not awkward,” Laurie Metcalf, who plays Jackie Harris, told People about filming without Barr. “It was right but not right, wrong but not wrong.” As the series is expected to address, […]

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Broadcast journalist Connie Chung revealed that she was sexually assaulted in an open letter to Christine Blasey Ford published in the Washington Post on Wednesday. When she was in college in the 1960s, Chung said that she went to her longtime family doctor’s home office in Washington, DC, where she asked for birth control pills, an IUD, or a […]

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Ruby Rose has played some dangerous characters, like an inmate in Orange Is the New Black and a scientist battling a prehistoric shark in The Meg. But the actress herself is now officially dangerous. Cybersecurity firm McAfee on Tuesday crowned Rose the most dangerous celebrity on the Internet. No other celebrity was more likely to land users on […]

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It’s a common theme on “The Voice”: During the audition episodes, country singers flock to Blake Shelton’s team, and all of his fellow celebrity coaches are jealous. After all, Nashville artists traditionally do very well on reality singing competitions. “I want a country artist like a fat kid wants cake, y’all,” Kelly Clarkson said sadly on Monday night, […]

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Controversial comic Louis C.K. performed another surprise set at New York’s Comedy Cellar late Sunday night — and patrons were not happy about it. “He went on around midnight,” said a comedy source. “A few women walked out. He didn’t address [the #MeToo allegations against him]. He was a little arrogant … he made some comment like, […]

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Julie Swetnick, in her first broadcast television interview since accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, told NBC News national correspondent Kate Snow she couldn’t be sure that Kavanaugh was one of the boys who assaulted her during a party in the 1980s. Swetnick, in a sworn affidavit released last week by her […]

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Sam Claflin is set to star in Sony’s “Charlie’s Angels” reboot, sources tell Variety. Claflin is reteaming with his “Hunger Games” co-star Elizabeth Banks, who is directing and starring as one of the Bosley characters. Patrick Stewart and Djimon Hounsou will play the other two Bosleys. Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska will portray the film’s Angels. Jonathan […]

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After winning a legal battle that lifted the ban on the film in Kenya, Wanuri Kahiu’s film reminds us why stories of oppression are as important as ever. Something that is generally agreed upon regarding film is its ability as a medium to give a voice to the marginalized. Films with a powerful onscreen message […]

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Saturday Night Live tackled Supreme Court hopeful Brett Kavanaugh’s contentious hearing in its season 44 premiere on Saturday, with Matt Damon making a guest appearance as the SCOTUS nominee. Cast members Cecily Strong and Alex Moffat also appeared as senators Dianne Feinstein and Chuck Grassley, respectively, while Rachel Dratch made a cameo as Senator Amy Klobuchar. “I’m […]

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A “Jeopardy” contestant on Thursday shocked the audience when he turned to his girlfriend, who was in the stands, and asked her to marry him. Host Alex Trebek was going from person-to-person giving the audience and those watching from home information about the hosts. When Trebek went to Michael Pascuzzi, Trebek revealed there was no […]

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With the first official week of the 2018-19 TV season well underway, a couple of new shows have shown out strong in their premieres, while veteran network series are, for the most part, having a tougher time regaining their audiences. Here’s a rundown of what went well and what went badly for the networks in […]

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The WWE are to make history on October 28 when they hold their first network special that will consist solely of women’s matches. The event is being held at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York and will be available to watch on the WWE Network. Here is a rundown of what is […]

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Barbra Streisand, America’s funny girl, parent of dog clones, chronicler of broken hearts (and memories!), has turned her most venerable craft to her least favorite American president: Donald Trump. Yes, it’s time for the reemergence of Barbra Streisand, political activist. Streisand is a longtime Democratic supporter who appeared on a 1971 list of Richard Nixon’s political enemies, […]

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The Beatles legend Paul McCartney runs GQ through his 60-year career, including I Lost My Little Girl, Yesterday, I Saw Her Standing There, And I Love Her, Eleanor Rigby, A Day in the Life, Hey Jude, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, Let It Be, Hi Hi Hi, Here Today, Jet and I Don’t Know. Video From: GQ

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