Entertainment
Bill Maher blasts Democrats’ Gaza ‘genocide’ claims
BILL MAHER on Israel-Gaza war: "Gaza equals genocide is a lie, an easily provable lie, and the fact that so many prominent Democrats go along with it is, to me, the party's worst moment since they undid Reconstruction after the Civil War."
Pink says Macklemore’s onstage remarks, not ‘Free Palestine,’ prompted her post
Pop star Pink broke her silence Friday over the backlash she received for amplifying calls for Macklemore to be dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour, saying in a lengthy social media statement that she was reacting to the rapper's onstage remarks to Jewish concertgoers rather than his pro-Palestinian message itself. "Of course I don't speak for Israel, or for any government. I never have. What I said in October 2023 is still exactly what I believe: Hamas is a terrorist organization," she wrote.
Stephen Colbert to return to late night as Kimmel’s guest next week
STEPHEN COLBERT is heading back to late-night television, though not from behind his own desk. Jimmy Kimmel announced on his ABC show Thursday that Colbert will appear as a guest on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday.
‘Disclosure Day’ gives Spielberg fans a great-looking 4K UFO thriller
"Disclosure Day: Collector's Edition" brings Spielberg's adult alien conspiracy thriller to 4K with crisp visuals, practical action and a solid documentary.
CMA snubs Morgan Wallen despite record tour, chart-topping year
Morgan Wallen was left off the field for country music's top honors at this year's CMA Awards, despite a run that included a sold-out stadium tour and more than a dozen weeks atop the Billboard charts, sparking backlash from fans online.
Maria Bartiromo breaks silence on Fox exit, teases ‘more to come’
Maria Bartiromo has spoken publicly for the first time since her abrupt departure from Fox News and Fox Business, thanking supporters for their messages and hinting that there is more to her story.
Stella Parton: No entertainers she knows reached out
Stella Parton says that in the two weeks since her sister Dolly Parton's death, not one entertainer she knows has reached out to her. She speculated that the lack of outreach from her peers may be tied to her own political activity on social media.
From ‘9 to 5’ to BNA: Dolly Parton set to have Nashville airport named for her
Nashville International Airport will be renamed after the late Dolly Parton following Friday's unanimous approval from the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Board of Commissioners.
Lilly Wachowski says ‘Harry Potter’ fans are ‘supporting trans genocide’
Director LILLY WACHOWSKI says "Harry Potter" fans are supporting "trans genocide."
Things to do in (and around) Washington, D.C. this weekend: September 11-13
Washington enters the weekend with the city in full cultural motion: stages are raising their curtains, neighborhoods are staying up late for art, and museums offer a strong case for spending an afternoon indoors. Whether the plan is a marquee performance, a ballgame or an unhurried gallery visit, Sept. 11-13 offers plenty of ways to make the most of the capital.
Snoop Dogg to host the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles
Rapper Snoop Dogg will be hosting the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles this month.
Florida sues Netflix over children’s data, alleging broken ad-free promise
Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix this week, accusing the streaming giant of tracking children's viewing habits and disclosing that data to advertisers after years of promising subscribers an ad-free service that wouldn't collect or share their information.
Springsteen says he wants Trump’s final two years to be ‘most miserable’ of his life
SPRINGSTEEN says he wants the final two years of Trump's term to be "the most miserable years of [Trump's] life."
Netflix faces boycott calls over ‘neck injury’ post on anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death
Netflix's official U.K. and Ireland account is facing calls for a boycott, with some users saying they canceled their subscriptions, after a social media post referencing a "neck injury" landed on the same day as the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination. The post in question was a clip of a male character from "The Gentlemen" straining to look at a woman, captioned, "Nearly did himself a neck injury."
Gaza documentary ‘Naza’ earns record 25-minute Venice ovation
"Naza," a documentary about the war in Gaza, received a 25-minute standing ovation at its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday, the longest ovation in the festival's history.
Savannah Guthrie speaks of missing mother in past tense on ‘Today’
"Today" co-anchor Savannah Guthrie made a rare, direct reference to her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, during Thursday's broadcast, referring to her in the past tense seven months into a case that has yielded no arrests.
Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum opens a major Yayoi Kusama exhibition after her death last month
Yellow tentacles decorated with rhythmic patterns of dots swirl around a room, the patterns echoed on the floor and the walls. Reflections bounce off mirrors, blurring the boundaries of the space at Amsterdam 's Stedelijk Museum.
Mel Gibson’s ‘Passion of the Christ’ returns to theaters ahead of 2027 sequel
Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" is back on the big screen this week, as Lionsgate brings the 2004 biblical epic to theaters nationwide from Sept. 10 through Sept. 17 in a newly remastered 4K re-release timed to build anticipation for Gibson's long-delayed sequel arriving next year.
MusiCares to honor U2 as 2027 Persons of the Year at a star-studded Grammy-weekend gala
MusiCares will honor Irish band U2 as its Persons of the Year at a February gala kicking off Grammy Awards weekend.
Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers’ documentary on Gaza war premieres at Venice Film Festival
Twenty-four Israeli military insiders including intelligence officers and soldiers give insight into the war in Gaza and what they say is the systemic killing of Palestinian civilians in "NAZA," a documentary that's having its world premiere Thursday at the Venice Film Festival.
