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Robert De Niro’s hysterical meltdown will only drive voters towards Trump
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 21 hours agoIn the year 2024, it may seem unlikely that anyone in America, or indeed on planet Earth, has yet to...
'Outrageous!' 'Tears of Joy.' Hollywood reacts to Trump's guilty verdict with rage, rapture
LA Times via Yahoo News· 2 hours agoCaitlyn Jenner was displeased with Thursday's guilty verdict against former President Trump. (Evan...
Trump’s Guilty Verdict Sparks Celebration in Hollywood While Washington Splits: ‘Been F—ked Twice by...
The Wrap via Yahoo News· 5 hours ago"34 is now my favorite number," Wonder Woman Lynda Carter says The post Trump’s Guilty Verdict...
Trump guilty verdict sparks outrage, elation
AFP via Yahoo News· 1 hour agoDonald Trump's historic conviction in his hush money trial drew angry reactions Thursday from supporters of the Republican former president, and elation...
Hollywood stars celebrate Trump guilty verdict: ‘Tears of joy’
The Hill via Yahoo News· 5 hours agoCelebrities — including some of Donald Trump’s fiercest critics in Hollywood — are celebrating a New...
Hollywood’s Workforce Is Increasingly White-Collar in Streaming Era, Study Finds
The Hollywood Reporter· 13 hours agoCollege of Art and Design, “‘Die Another Day’— Hollywood transformed in the streaming era,” which...
What Trump's guilty verdict means for the 2024 election
BBC News· 6 hours agoDonald Trump’s criminal conviction presents a remarkable collection of historic firsts. The case...
Mary Trump reacts to report of Donald Trump using "n-word"
Newsweek· 5 hours ago"Why is anybody surprised?" Mary Trump said about the allegations that Donald Trump said the...
Robert De Niro to Receive NAB Leadership Foundation’s Service to America Leadership Award
TV Technology via Yahoo News· 2 days agoDe Niro’s decades-long career in the motion picture industry began in the 1960s with roles in...
Hollywood Film and TV Jobs Are Going White Collar
indieWIRE· 13 hours agoHollywood's entertainment jobs are demanding college educations at higher rates then ever before, a new study finds.
