Hollywood

"Gender harassment is the most common type of harassment in Hollywood and was experienced by 62 percent males and 67 percent of females," according to the study led by Anita Hill. Yeah, THAT Anita Hill.

"I'm profoundly grateful for the love and support from my family and friends. Thank you for your prayers and well wishes," Bridges wrote on Twitter.

This week actress Kirstie Alley faced intense backlash when she voiced her support for Trump and tweeted about her intentions to vote for the Republican on November 3. Here are the president's other famous supporters.

A suspect has been taken into custody after a standoff with police at the Paramount Pictures studio lot in Los Angeles.

A new show called "Tuttle Twins" from VidAngel, a streaming service previously sued by major Hollywood studios, will attack socialism and promote freedom.

"We're facing a titanic level of disruption to the live cinema marketplace that in some ways goes beyond COVID, but COVID is the current inciting incident," Eric Schiffer, chairman and CEO of private equity firm The Patriarch Organization told Newsweek.

Perry has joined other Hollywood billionaires like Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.

As celebrities attack Tucker Carlson and Fox News, at least three entertainers are risking he wrath of Hollywood liberals by defending the controversial host.

I've worked with celebrities like Andy Cohen, Rod Stewart and Don Cheadle. But whether you are a celebrity or not, the reason people still hire me is because I have a reputation of restoring peace and order in a house that's chaotic.

Risking her career, the 'Gone With the Wind' actress also urged Hollywood to condemn the USSR's human-rights abuses.

"if you wear a MAGA hat, you may be fired, or if you say, 'I like what President Trump did the other day,' you might be fired, completely removed from the set, and that's wrong," the actor told "Newsweek."

To gain access to what will soon be the world's biggest film market, Hollywood has had to bow to Chinese censors. Will heightened tensions with the U.S. change that?

"I was downstairs early in the morning making coffee and I thought she was still asleep upstairs," Sheen explained in 2016.

Depp is suing Newsgroup Newspapers for an article that alleged he was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard, a claim he strongly denies.

"I book more jobs being a tattooed model then I did before when I had none," Tina Louise said in 2015.

"I just love who she is as a person."

The "Stranger Things" actress revealed she was also told she looked "too Jewish" for a movie role in the past.

The former partner of actress Liz Hurley and father of her son Damian, Bing is reported to have died after falling from an apartment building.

We must stop needlessly conflating art and politics.

The mural was painted on Saturday ahead of a march led by the black LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles.

Hollywood was given the go-ahead to resume productions on Friday, while public health officials warned that coronavirus infection rates are increasing and new COVID-19 cases could result in a shortage of ICU hospital beds in two to four weeks.

The two Hollywood heavyweights starred in the Scorsese-directed short film, 'The Audition' in 2015, but 'Killers Of The Flower Moon' will be their first feature together since 1996.

Silva is perhaps best known for playing shotgun-wielding hitman, The Skull, who takes out Al Pacino's Tony Montana in the Brian De Palma classic.

The author spoke with Newsweek about the miniseries' depiction of Rock Hudson's agent.

Compilations of classic Hollywood bloopers reveal the real people behind the stylization of their periods in cinematic history.

"Hollywood" features the real-life actor Rock Hudson, as played by Jake Picking in the Netflix series. However, the show makes some big changes to the true story of the gay actor.

The 'Big Bang Theory' alum played the manipulative talent scout in Ryan Murphy's Netflix series.

There are two major complaints, and one says Hudson was dumbed down.

The Netflix show brings back to life a number of legendary Los Angeles landmarks from the 1940s, including a notorious gas station and an iconic movie studio.

"Hollywood" on Netflix sees the in-series film "Meg" sweep the boards at the 1948 Oscars and make movie history, but the reality was quite different.