James Woods connected a caravan of more than 600 migrants to the November midterms, unleashing a fierce attack on Democrats as Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin insisted the group had no chance of entering the United States.
Robert De Niro’s departure after barely a week forced Martin Campbell to recast Edge of Darkness, while creative differences remained the only official explanation for the collapse of his anticipated collaboration with Mel Gibson.
Wynonna Judd says Rosie O’Donnell wrongly assumed she supported President Donald Trump without ever discussing politics with her. O’Donnell has since apologized if she was mistaken, while Judd turns her attention to her deeply personal album, The Hard Truth.
Karoline Leavitt’s proposed book could reveal private details from Trump’s White House, even as her recent stories about reporters and a tense lunch with Keir Starmer trigger fierce criticism from Newsmax host Greg Kelly.
Hunter Biden’s podcast comments, repeated laptop denials and troubled “$Laptop” meme coin launch have revived scrutiny of his Burisma payments, criminal cases and the pardon his father ultimately granted.
Robert Hays recalls how Leslie Nielsen's hidden fart machine turned a famous Airplane! cockpit exchange into a test of composure, while a flight attendant's uncontrollable reaction to the script convinced him the comedy had a real chance.
Rob Lowe says the 1980s offered unmatched freedom, career opportunities and excitement, allowing him to enjoy Hollywood fame before social media and cell phone cameras turned celebrity life into a constantly recorded experience.
Billie Lourd says Star Wars films, audiobooks and touching fan encounters help keep Carrie Fisher’s memory alive while giving her children a meaningful way to know their celebrated grandmother.