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“Ever since I discussed the fact that I have this plan, my life has turned to utter chaos,” Feldman said in October. “I’ve been silenced my whole life, but just over the past few days since I made that announcement, I’ve been arrested, I had a near-death experience last night where I felt like I was almost going to be killed. Two trucks came speeding at me at the same time on a crosswalk.”
Comedian Larry the Cable advised those calling for a repeal of the Second Amendment to consider “history” and Judge Alex Kozinski’s succinct summary of the importance of the individual right to keep and bear arms.
Actor Chris Evans — known best as the red, white, and blue-clad Marvel Comics superhero Captain America — is set to take on another kind of enemy: toxic masculinity.
Comedian Kathy Griffin announced Friday that she plans to attend this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, nearly a year after her posing for a photo holding a bloody replica of President Donald Trump’s severed head spurred a two month Secret Service investigation.
WWE officials are in talks with Hulk Hogan over a shocking return to the company.
Actors and athletes increasingly using their forums for political activism are turning off viewers, according to a newly released poll.
Ten years ago, very few would have predicted that professional football would become a growth industry, at least beyond the NFL. However, with Vince McMahon announcing in January that he’s bringing the XFL back, it appeared that the NFL would soon have some company at the top of the professional football world.
The Weinstein Co. filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday with a buyout offer in hand from a private equity firm, the latest twist in its efforts to survive the sexual misconduct scandal that brought down co-founder Harvey Weinstein, shook Hollywood and triggered a movement that spread out to convulse other industries.
Miley Cyrus‘s single “We Can’t Stop” became a summer hit in 2013, but now the singer is facing legal troubles over the song.
The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation auctioned off intimate moments with two of Hollywood’s biggest players who may go down as its biggest predators.
In honor of International Women’s Day, clothing brand Missy Empire took a look at the salaries of some of the most famous couples in entertainment — and found that it’s the ladies who are really making bank.
Also featured are two mini-awards. One for the inevitable gun-grabbing speech and another one to be awarded to YouTube for their blatant and disgusting silencing of conservative voices that Hillary and the left so much desire. Speaking of guns, 500 armed policeman will be at the even to guard the precious hides of those attending who want you to give up your own guns.
Actress and political activist Jennifer Lawrence opened up about gun violence this week, dismissing the idea that the entertainment industry’s constant use of firearms is partly to blame for America’s gun violence.
Her evidence? President Trump supposedly brings out violence and people because of his views, specifically supporting holding former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accountable for potentially illegal actions.
Adam Baldwin pushed back Wednesday against celebrities and Democratic leaders calling for more gun control following the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Quentin Tarantino defended fellow director Roman Polanski for statutory rape in a newly resurfaced 2003 interview, saying the 13-year-old girl was dating Mr. Polanski and was “down to party” at the time.
On February 1, the Lady Parts Justice League, (founded by Daily Show creator Lizz Winstead) held a “telethon,” called Life Is a Living Nightmare: A Telethon to Fix It. The fundraiser, hosted by Winstead herself, along with comedian Sarah Silverman, featured almost 4 hours of bizarre content, including abortion charades, an interview with abortionist Willie Parker, and political rants. During one of the charades, Silverman announced that a conscience clause law that prevented aborted fetuses from being used in manufactured food products would be something that “would make her want to eat an aborted fetus.”
The religious epic “Passion of the Christ” debuted to audiences nearly 14 years ago, smashing box office records to become the highest-grossing film ever in North America at $370.8 million.
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