David Ng

Hollywood star Denise Richards is defending herself after coming under attack for posting a maskless selfie during a recent flight, saying she used a "huge" winter coat and hoodie instead.

A screenwriter for the upcoming "The Matrix Resurrections" said the meta-movie sequel will reclaim the term "red pill," saying the phrase was "kidnapped" by the political right.

Hollywood's annual ritual of self-congratulation is in danger of cancellation as the Los Angeles area experiences a three-fold rise in coronavirus cases due in large part to the omicron variant.

Former first lady Michelle Obama has teamed up with mothers of several celebrities -- including Alicia Keys, Jonah Hill, andMaroon 5's Adam Levine -- on a campaign to promote the coronavirus vaccine, saying getting the vaccine plus the booster will "keep yourself and those around you safe.

Hollywood writer-director Aaron Sorkin is once again defending his casting choice of Spain's Javier Bardem to play the Cuban-born Desi Arnaz in the Amazon Studios movie Being the Ricardos, saying casting based on race is the "mother of all empty gestures.

Left-wing Hollywood star Bette Midler has insulted the people of West Virginia, describing them as "poor, illiterate and strung out" in a vicious Twitter rant aimed at Sen.

A third woman has come forward to accuse Hollywood star Chris Noth of sexual assault, claiming the Sex and the City actor digitally penetrated her at a New York restaurant in 2010.

Hollywood star Rosanna Arquette has slammed the Chinese owner of TikTok for allegedly allowing threats of potential gun violence in schools to spread on the platform, saying TikTok should be shut down until those threats are removed.

Former President Barack Obama has given his official seal of approval to Steven Spielberg's woke box-office disaster West Side Story, naming it as one of his favorite movies of 2021.

Former contestants of ABC's "The Bachelorette" have come together to sing the praises of the Biden administration in a social media campaign that is being promoted as bi-partisan but in fact comes from a powerful Democrat super PAC that has ties to Media Matters for America.

Actor Chris Noth, who starred in HBO's"Sex and the City" and its current reboot "And Just Like That," is facing a whopper of a #MeToo moment, having been accused of sexual assault by two anonymous women who claim the Hollywood star forcibly had sex with them on separate occasions.

Actress Mia Farrow has attempted to shame the Walt Disney Co. over its promotional campaign for the rebooted version of Home Alone, complaining that the movie poster features a "white, male kid" who is holding two toy guns.

Nickelodeon has created a social media promotion spotlighting a nine-year-old girlwho receives the COVID-19 vaccination on camera and encourages other kids to also get the jab.Hailey Gallagher also traveled to the White House to become "kid advisor" to President Joe Biden.

Angelina Jolie recently returned to Washington, D.C. to meet with Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) to urge the reauthorization of theViolence Against Women Act, the legislation that was originally spearheaded by then-Sen.

A former ViacomCBS employee has reportedly sued the media giant claiming she faced racial discrimination from company executives, who allegedly stereotyped her as a "dumb Latina" before firing her for complaining about her treatment.

Former General Hospital actorIngo Rademacher is suing ABC over its COVID-19 vaccination requirement, alleging the Disney-owned network unlawfully terminated him and engaged in religious discrimination by rejecting his request for an exemption.

NBC's "Saturday Night Live" aired a joke about members of Congress gang-raping Roger Stone's wife, who is battling cancer. The tasteless one-liner came from "Weekend Update" anchor Michael Che, who elicited a mix of groans and guffaws fromthe show's live studio audience.

Don't Look Up filmmaker Adam McKay has called climate change the "biggest threat to life in human history," saying he made the Netflix movie as a way to get people talking about the issue.

And just like that, wokeness has ruined another once-popular Hollywood franchise. HBO Max’s Sex and the City reboot — titled And Just Like That — is getting savaged by mainstream TV critics who have concluded the new series’ embrace of

Michael Nesmith, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the famed American pop rock band the Monkees, has died, according to multiple reports. He was 78.