Sean Penn

Penn referred to the infamous planned meeting which was ultimately canceled by the former president.

The Oscar-winning actor was in Kyiv when Russia invaded its neighbor and even got an interview with the Ukrainian president for his documentary "Superpower."

Penn shared his thoughts on AI and proposed a bizarre trade with Hollywood executives that sparked backlash on social media.

Conservative commentator Owens has directed criticism at Zelensky in reaction to a report that he was pitched to appear at this weekend's Academy Awards.

Comedian Galifianakis has opened up about the moment he went too far on Aniston's episode of "Between Two Ferns."

Many social media users appeared touched by the gesture, but others decried it as "performative" and "gross."

The actors are among 25 U.S. citizens who are now forbidden from entering the country.

"I think we all saw what happened on Jan. 6 and now we're looking to see if justice comes on the other side of it," the actor said.

"Gaslit" is the new political drama on Starz about the Watergate scandal, which brought down Richard Nixon's presidency in 1974.

Without going into great detail, Penn said there are a lot of reasons he doesn't trust Hannity but decided the issue at hand is far more important.

The actor spoke about his trips to Ukraine, his first hand perspective on Russia's invasion and his meeting with President Zelensky.

"There is nothing greater that the Academy Awards could do than to give him that opportunity to talk to all of us," Penn said.

Penn says he "walked miles to the Polish border" after abandoning his car on the side of the road.

Penn is currently in Ukraine to film a documentary about the conflict, released a statement calling on America to join the fight or risk losing its soul.

The Office of the President of Ukraine issued a statement and photo showing that the actor-director was in the capital Kyiv.

The "Queer Eye" star said Penn's comments about gender are "ignorant, transphobic, and devoid of intelligence."

"There's the phenomenon of kind of a liberal condescension towards entertainers," he said.

In an interview with CNN's Michael Smerconish, Sean Penn reiterated his belief that taking the COVID-19 vaccine should be mandatory.

"Flag Day" stars Sean Penn as a conman alongside his real-life daughter Dylan Penn. The pair spoke to Newsweek about what they learned from working together—and the trauma of watching your father get hurt on screen.

The daughter of Hollywood stars Sean Penn and Robin Wright has a passion for writing and directing.

The biggest issues at award ceremonies used to be falling over or reading out the wrong title for Best Picture, now we have slow Wi-Fi, lagging Zoom connections, muted audio and wardrobe quandaries to contend with.

The veteran actor took part in an interview with "Morning Joe" and looked a little worse for wear in an appearance that has really resonated with those watching.

Several people have died or been rescued from the site after attempting pilgrimages to the remote area over the years.

The actor drew from experiences after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti in which the U.S. military provided aid to the impoverished nation.

"Power" may be getting a prequel following a young Kanan Stark in 1980s New York according to the actor who played him in the Starz series, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.

"Curb Your Enthusiasm" Season 10 has done it again, with another roster of A-list guest stars including Jon Hamm, Clive Owen and Mila Kunis.

Sean Penn, Ken Loach and Jeff Nichols are among the directors showing their films in-competition.

Fiction has accustomed us to the idea of mafiosi as criminal animals, mostly uneducated. That's never been the case.

Mexico's attorney general told a newspaper there are reasons to believe Kate del Castillo may have used Guzman's money to help fund her tequila business.

Mexican actress Kate del Castillo has been called to give testimony about the kingpin.