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West shared a screenshot of a "Vanity Fair" article about one of Aniston's recent Instagram posts, where she told followers not to vote for Yeezy.

Michelle Dim St. Pierre is suing Sacha Baron Cohen, Amazon Prime Video and Oak Springs Production for interviewing her mother "under false pretenses with the intent of appropriating her likeness" for "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm."

Is there even an "Amy Baron Cohen"? Does she actually exist?

'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' takes the vicious lampooning to 2020, a year where the political circus of the Trump/Brexit era makes satire virtually impossible.

With the arrival of the first images featuring Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, some fans are upset that Fillion didn't reprise the role he had in a 2018 fan film.

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is released worldwide Friday (October 23) but already everyone is talking about its new co-lead.

Sacha Baron Cohen manages to make fun of two people very close to the president in 'Borat 2', but he also let one key interview subject in on the movie being a satire.

David Dobrik and Borat himself is not a crossover anyone saw coming and the chaotic video has already been viewed more almost 3 million times.

Celebrities made fun of Giuliani for getting duped in the film into a precarious situation with GIF threads, stories about their own encounters and more.

The comedy icon shared the video of himself, while his son and grandson were in the window behind him to show support.

Chris Pratt has found himself at the center of a social media frenzy as his politics and religion are scrutinized and other controversies from his life and career are forced under the microscope.

Crews—no stranger to Twitter storms—has come out in support of Pratt, who has been lambasted over speculation about his political beliefs.

Doug Jones will reprise his role as Billy Butcherson in the reunion, alongside an all-star cast joining the benefit.

"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.

The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' star began trending over the weekend due to a poll posted on social media which asked Twitter users to ditch one of the famous Chris A-listers; Chris Pine, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt.

The One Direction star was photographed with a fan in Los Angeles and his signature flowing locks are noticeably shorter with many noticing his hair is similar to the cut he had when starring in the 2017 film, "Dunkirk."

"Last year, I participated in a cameo in the recently released Netflix movie by Adam Sandler, 'Hubie Halloween.' In doing so, I mistakenly violated my contract with the station," Alaina Pinto wrote on Twitter on Thursday.

"The Batman" is currently filming in Liverpool, and set photos posted by fans have given us new glimpses of Zoe Kravitz's Selena Kyle, Colin Farrell's Oswald Cobblepot and the Batmobile.

The "Wonder Woman" star is reuniting with filmmaker Patty Jenkins for the biopic which is tentatively titled, "Cleopatra"—but many are asking if the role should go to a Black actress.

The historic Policlinico Umberto I hospital in Rome is being used as one of the locations for "Mission: Impossible 7" with filming spotted on a first-floor balcony.

Mel Gibson is set to star in the movie "Fatman," arriving in theaters and digital in November.

The Vice President is the subject of yet another meme as an old "X-Men" joke surrounding the politician emerged after last night's debate.

"Cuties" released on Netflix in September.

The film be based on Hill's forthcoming book "She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality."

The outrage against the French-Senegalese movie continues after a grand jury in Texas indicted Netflix for "for promoting material in Cuties film which depicts lewd exhibition of pubic area of a clothed or partially clothed child who was younger than 18 yrs of age which appeals to the prurient interest in sex."

In a lengthy Twitter thread, actor William Jackson Harper called out the order for censoring some difficult aspects of American history.

"The Batman" won't arrive until next spring.

Upcoming James Bond film "No Time To Die" has been delayed again for an April 2021 release—plunging the cinema industry into further uncertainty.

We're going meme-ing!

"If you are the lowlife scumbag who sucker-punched Rick Moranis, you better turn yourself into the cops before the rest of New York City catches up with your a**," one fan tweeted on Friday.