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Brett Ratner Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Six Women, Including Olivia Munn And Natasha HenstridgeSix women have gone on the record to speak out against Ratner.
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MTV brought out Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, to speak alongside Rev. Robert Wright Lee IV, whose 4x great uncle was Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
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Director Patty Jenkins with actress Gal Gadot. (Getty) On Thursday, director James Cameron took a shot at Wonder Woman, this summer's blockbuster that has been celebrated for not only being a success, but for being a watershed moment in Hollywood with a female-led production. Cameron told The Guardian he didn't understand the "self-congratulatory back-patting" around its success. "She’s an objectified icon, and it’s just male Hollywood doing the same old thing!" Cameron mansplained, adding:...
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ABC's hitmaker is leaving.
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Jon Hamm is back in a "Black Mirror"-esque role.
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Sarandon will have a season-long arc as the latest face in the seedy world of Ray's L.A.
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Jimmy Kimmel asked Gwyneth Paltrow about earthing, and other GOOP trends.
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The movie asks, what if Snow White was no longer beautiful?
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Tom Cruise confirmed on an Australian morning show that there will be a sequel to Top Gun, adding, "I'm gonna start filming it in the next year." When the Sunrise hosts asked him about it at the end of their interview with the actor, they seemed surprised when Cruise broke the news: “It’s true.. it's true... It is definitely happening," he told them. "You're the first people I've said this to... I'm here, you...
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From Kimmel's parody ad. Following the upsetting incident that was caught on film on a United flight this past Sunday, the airline has rightfully been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism. The videos taken by other passengers on the flight show a distraught man, Dr. David Dao, being dragged down the aisle after being ripped from his seat, and later show him with blood on his face, repeating over and over,...
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If you cry when you see other people cry, do not watch the below video until you can let the tears flow. Jimmy Kimmel dedicated an extended opening monologue to Don Rickles on his show Thursday night, following the death of the legendary comedian. Rickles died at the age of 90 on Thursday from kidney failure, and Kimmel declared, "I know it sounds crazy to say he was too young, but he was. Because...