As anger builds online against comedian Shane Gillis’ description of women as “whores” during his “Saturday Night Live” monologue, one party is staying noticeably absent from the conversation: “SNL” itself.

Gillis is the signature example of a fraternity of working, wealthy, uncanceled male artists whose careers skyrocket after they endure some form of online shaming.

Nwodim shared pointed workout posts after Gillis used a slur while joking about women’s gym attire during his latest hosting

The Deuce star Emily Meade has joined a chorus of angry voices condemning comedian Shane Gillis. Meade, 37, posted a brutal message for Gillis, 38, in the wake of the MAGA-friendly comedian’s controversial hosting stint on Saturday Night Live. In his monologue, Gillis–who was fired from the NBC comedy show in 2019–said women at the gym now dress like “wh---s.”

Released in theaters earlier this month, ‘Digger’ has received a decidedly mixed reception. In response to the countless negative reviews, several Hollywood figures have come to the defense of Tom Cruise’s new role.

"I had been holding off on posting my thoughts until the interview was released," Kojima posted on Twitter, in reference to a conversation between himself and Iñárritu published on Gizmodo. "Director Iñárritu's DIGGER is a film that all of us living in today's world should see,

And it’s not the only box office disaster this year.

Tom Cruise's latest movie, Digger, had the actor trading impossible stunts for a bodysuit, prosthetics and a Southern drawl. And it just can't stop getting bad reactions. We've already seen the movie bomb at the box office and give Cruise his worst Rotten Tomatoes score in years.

Paul McCartney has revealed his minor bone to pick with the upcoming Beatles biopics, which he complained about to the director.

The “Let It Be” singer had one request for Sam Mendes, who is directing the four-movie Beatles biopic project: “Sam, I’ve got just one thing that I need to say to you.”

Forget about who wrote what and pull out the measuring tape!

After the cast recreated the legendary band's historic photo, in which they are seen crossing the Abbey Road crosswalk, McCartney immediately noticed that Mescal, 30, appeared to

Our favorite "Girls" are back! Lena Dunham announced a five-episode revival of her Emmy-winning HBO show which will start production in 2027.

Girls” will return for a limited five-episode run a decade after its finale. HBO announced Tuesday that creator and star Lena Dunham will return along with key cast members Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke,

Ten years after the series finale, the "Girls" are getting back together to explore the "milestone of turning forty", HBO says.

The Emmy-winning comedy will return for a five-episode run.

Sofía Vergara is reportedly furious over how her former husband, Joe Manganiello, portrayed their marriage in his new memoir, “Bloodlines.” […]

Joe Manganiello is claiming that his recently disclosed illness may have been related to witchcraft in one of his most bizarre revelations to date.

Joe Manganiello generated backlash online after stating that a shaman had told him that Sofía Vergara's ex-fiancé, Nick Loeb, had supposedly put a "voodoo curse" on him. The actor wrote about the unusual encounter in his newly released memoir,

In his new memoir "Bloodlines," Manganiello writes that a shaman living in Cuba told him that one of Sofía Vergara's exes placed a " voodoo curse " on him because they still had feelings for the actress.

RJ Mitte died by suicide, his rep has confirmed. Mitte died Monday at 34. He was best known for his role in the Vince Gilligan-created drama “Breaking Bad,” in which he played Walter White Jr., the son of Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Skyler White (Anna Gunn).

RJ Mitte, who played Bryan Cranston's son Walter White Jr. in "Breaking Bad," is being remembered by Aaron Paul, Dean Norris, and other costars.

US actor RJ Mitte, best known for his role as the defiant son of drug kingpin Walter White in the drama series Breaking Bad, has died at the age of 34. His publicist confirmed that he took his own life.

The actor, who lived with cerebral palsy, died on Oct. 12 at 34.