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Jesse Eisenberg Says He’s Donating One of His Kidneys to a Stranger
"It's essentially risk-free and so needed. I think people will realize that it's a no-brainer, if you have the time and the inclination."
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L.A. Dodgers Win 2025 World Series
Their triumph Saturday night resulted in the Dodgers becoming the first team in a quarter century to win consecutive World Series titles.
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Dictionary.com Selects “6-7” Viral Term as Word of the Year
The inside joke driven by social media was recently included in 'South Park's' season 28 premiere.
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Sean “Diddy” Combs Serving Sentence at Low-Security Prison of Choice
His attorney had requested the Fort Dix federal facility for the rap mogul because of its well-known rehab program and proximity to his family.
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New Kids on the Block’s Joey McIntyre to Star in CineVita’s Tinselcolor: Holiday Soundtracks LIVE
The wold premiere production will be housed inside CineVita, the world’s largest Belgian Spiegeltent, at Hollywood Park next to SoFi Stadium. Performances for the all ages show run Dec. 2-30.
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King Charles III Is Stripping Prince Andrew of Titles and Evicting Him From Royal Residence
This comes after weeks of pressure to act over Andrew’s relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Fake Hollywood Producer Gets 146-Year Prison Sentence for Two Murders, Several Rapes
David Pearce, a self-described "entertainment professional," supplied two women with GHB and fentanyl, which caused them to overdose. He was found to have committed a series of sexual assaults across more than a decade.
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Matt Rife’s Sold-Out Comedy Show Featured Jokes About Sydney Sweeney’s Topless Scenes in Front of Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun
THR happened to be on the scene when the comedy superstar and two pals delivered a two-hour show at The Laugh Factory that featured jokes about the ample nudity on ’Euphoria’ as the Emmy nominee doubled over laughing.
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John Rubey, Former AEG and Fathom Events Executive, Dies at 73
He also worked at Feyline Productions, PACE Management and Spring Communications during his long career in the music, concert and events business.
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John Oliver to Host Comic Relief Live in New York Honoring Trevor Noah and Kristin Lemkau
Set to take place at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 10, the fundraiser will also feature appearances and performances by Andrew Rannells, Ilana Glazer and Roy Wood Jr. and others to be announced later.
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The Hollywood Reporter Scores Record Number of Noms at National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, Including Best Publication
THR was nominated in 85 categories, including best investigative reporting, best podcast, best critic and print journalist of the year.
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British Rapper and ‘Supacell’ Star Ghetts Appears in London Court Over Fatal Hit-and-Run
The musician and actor is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after allegedly failing to stop his car when it hit a 20-year-old man in London on Oct. 18.
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The White House and Hollywood’s Ongoing Renovations of Power
The East Wing may now be a pile of rubble. But in Hollywood, renovations come with each political era.
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Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Prison Release Date Revealed as Pardon Hope Slips Away
The rap mogul has had one piece of bad news after another following his sentencing earlier this month.
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Mark Sanchez Breaks Silence to Pay Tribute to Former New York Jets Teammate Nick Mangold
Mangold died Saturday at age 41 of complications from kidney disease.
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UTA Chief Jay Sures Denounces Antisemitism at Jewish Federation Los Angeles Gala
A-list clients like Chuck Lorre, Steve Levitan and Darren Star showed up to the Beverly Wilshire in support of the agency vice chairman, whose home was overrun by pro-Palestinian protesters in February.
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