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The “All in the Family” producer was “surrounded by his family as we told stories and sang songs until the very end,” a post on his Facebook page read.

Performance artist Rod Webber claims that he’s being targeted by the FBI over a Trump-bashing stunt in his film “2020: A Dumpster Fire.” But he’s not done provoking.

Every facet of Hollywood is struggling in the midst of pandemic production woes, changing audience habits, and a world of streaming. Somehow, though, horror is booming. Why?

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

The singer, actress, and advocate opens up about her mental health struggles in a new Apple TV+ doc but mostly steers clear of wrestling with her own celebrity.

In a stunning display of ignorance, the Canadian songbird accused rapper Megan Thee Stallion of lying about being shot by Tory Lanez on new song “Circo Loco.”

In this preview from next week’s episode of The Last Laugh podcast, the former SNL star opens up about what really happened outside of the Comedy Cellar in New York last week.

The movie producer and CEO of Gamechanger Films opens up to Marlow Stern about her journey up the Hollywood ranks, that viral Matt Damon moment, and what happened next.

Comedian Blaire Erskine starred in a parody commercial for “Oops!r,” a ride-sharing app for women who’ve been impregnated by Herschel Walker.

The senator called out Twitter’s new billionaire owner for making erratic decisions “in a very dark room, based on whatever is running around in the middle of his head.”