Anti-vax “Sopranos” actress says “half of Hollywood” is going to vote for Trump
Actress Drea de Matteo claims she’s far from the only Donald Trump supporter in Hollywood. In an interview with Variety, she
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Zemeckis’ “Here” offers snapshots of history, but can it escape the “Forrest Gump” shadow?
Thirty years ago, director Robert Zemeckis gave audiences “Forrest Gump,” an exploration of life, love and American history through the
Read more“In Her Words”: Megan Thee Stallion doc director says rapper is “an example of feminist strength”
Everyone seems to know everything about Megan Thee Stallion. From her meteoric rise into the upper echelons of the music
Read moreTo Chris Coelen, the “Love Is Blind” experiment is not about proving if what the title says is true
Those who know how reality TV works may take issue with Chris Coelen viewing “Love Is Blind” as a documentary.
Read more“The choice is clear”: LeBron endorses Harris, shares compilation of Trump’s most vile moments
LeBron James endorsed Kamala Harris on Thursday in an impassioned social media post highlighting some of Donald Trump and his
Read more“Puerto Rico deserves respect”: Puerto Rican celebrities eviscerate racist comments at Trump rally
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Read moreKim Kardashian takes down son’s YouTube channel for reposting anti-Kamala Harris videos
Kim Kardashian has taken down her eight-year-old son Saint West’s YouTube channel after he allegedly posted disparaging videos about Vice
Read more“Grotesquerie”: Niecy Nash-Betts on her role and that killer finale — “It scared me on the page”
“Grotesquerie” may have been inscrutable to most of us when it began, but its star and executive producer, Niecy Nash-Betts, knew
Read moreThe Timothée Chalamet look-alike competition morphed New York City into an absurdist circus
“I get catcalled, ‘Timmy! Timmy! Timmy!’ I respond to it. I call to it. This is fate.” That’s what 18-year-old
Read moreFrom “Freaks and Geeks” to fallout: Inside the bitter end of James Franco and Seth Rogen’s bromance
It’s always bittersweet when friendships end, but the 25-year bond between actors James Franco and Seth Rogen seems to have
Read moreWhat did we learn from Donald Trump’s “Joe Rogan Experience”? Nothing good
“What is happening with the whales? I’ve read about this.” Over the years, Joe Rogan has welcomed an array of
Read more“Deliver Me From Nowhere”: Everything we know about Jeremy Allen White in Springsteen biopic
Jeremy Allen White has swapped his white chef’s coat for a leather jacket and flannel to portray one of rock’s
Read moreHow beef became a marker of American identity
American diets have long revolved around beef. On an 1861 trip to the United States, the English novelist Anthony Trollope
Read moreMatthew Perry’s family slam drug supplier and doctor ahead of trial: “You are going down, baby”
One year after Matthew Perry’s sudden and tragic death, his family delivered a very direct message to the two people
Read more“The Penguin”: The emancipating, entirely reasonable fury of Sofia Falcone
Gauging Sofia Falcone’s situational anger at any moment in “The Penguin” isn’t tough. Just look at her eyes — not
Read moreScott Speedman embraces his fandoms, from “Felicity” to “Teacup”: “I never want to run from that”
Scott Speedman is in it for the tingle. The 49-year-old actor has racked up dozens of roles in long-running series
Read more“I’m here as a mother”: Beyoncé throws support behind Harris at Houston rally
Beyoncé threw her support behind the campaign of Kamala Harris during a packed rally in the pop star’s hometown of
Read moreStevie Nicks says a good way to avoid having rivals is to stay off the internet
Rock legend Stevie Nicks has long put Fleetwood Mac to rest. In a lengthy interview with Rolling Stone, the star
Read more“We All Shine On” unmasks the turbulence behind John Lennon’s iconic music
In one of his last interviews, John Lennon reminded legions of fans that when it comes to his work with
Read moreMaybe “Love Is Blind,” but does politics adjust the lens on this show’s relationships?
The second episode of the Washington D.C. “Love Is Blind” season is named for a game a few women play
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