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The first Mexican actor to make it big in Hollywood, Del Rio was invariably casted in ethnic and "exotic" roles.

"Star Trek" legend George Takei says Trump "just pissed off the wrong community."

The latest meme shows him in traditional garb in Kazakhstan.

Public health officials argue that onscreen smoking motivates teens to use tobacco.

Here's why that matters.

The actor, director and producer is blazing a trail for a generation of women in film-making.

David Edelstein's Vulture review (and his defense of it) highlights the pushback against how some male film critics talk about female characters.

The Terminator star warned Trump: "One man can't go back in time," joking "Only I can do that."

"You can't push people of color to create their own stories until you give people of color the opportunity to create their own stories," Usman Ally from 'Veep.'

"I wish I had changed the topic," Bush told "The Hollywood Reporter" about the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Donald Trump described sexual assault.

With 'I Love Dick,' Soloway eschews conventional expectations for how women should appear on screen (read: likable, sexy) to tell a story in which a woman is, in her words, "the subject, not the object."

The stars of "The Circle," a techno-dystopian film based on the novel by David Eggers, discussed privacy, power and the influence of social media.

A one-month reprieve from cable news, replaced by classic Hollywood films, enlightened the author.

"The Fate of the Furious" broke box office records, but it was still one of the most pirated films online within three days of release.

A growing number of award-winning actors are thrusting the issue of equality, in Hollywood and elsewhere, into the spotlight.

The rapper and Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein will make a six-part docuseries and feature film about Martin's death.

How closely will we live with the technology we use in the future? How will it change us? The film imagines a futuristic world but doesn't ask the important questions.

On Sunday, protesters carved an environmental message into one of the president's golf courses.

Leo finally got his golden statue, but there's a long list of actors who have still never won, and other greats who've never even been nominated.

The United Talent Agency will hold a rally against anti-immigration sentiment and donate to and raise money for the ACLU and IRC.

The ACLU took in six times its annual standard in one weekend, as celebrities rallied to support the cause. Meanwhile, Kal Penn raised more than $500,000 for Syrian refugees.

The sports drama outstripped Khan's previous record-breaking hit "PK" in just under a month of release.

The revenue from the world's second-largest movie market accounted for 13 percent of the $13.5 billion generated by the top 20 movies from U.S. studios.

The trend has sent Hollywood actors in the here-and-now scrambling to exert control over how their characters and images are portrayed in the hereafter.

"She wanted to be with Carrie," her son Todd Fisher told Variety.

Carrie Fisher rose to fame as Princess Leia in the "Star Wars" films and later endured drug addiction and stormy romances with show business heavyweights.

Ubisoft's CEO tells Newsweek what he's done to make 'Assassin's Creed' the movie a box office hit.

Mnuchin may face tough questioning about his treatment of homeowners during the financial crisis.

According to Adams, the wrong people are being asked about pay disparity in Hollywood.

Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio and James Corden all expressed thoughts on the election.