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Celebrities have the Democrats' back. Always. Nothing new or revelatory there. We've seen it for decades. Remember this failed attempt to make Hillary Clinton president? https://www.youtube/watch?v=YttscNOoAjA What veteran actor Mandy Patinkin did Friday, though, is another matter. The Jewish star, best known for movies like 'The Princess Bride' and 'Yentl,' threw his support behind Abdul El-Sayed. The Michigan Democrat is running for the Senate, and he has more baggage than most politicians. That's being kind. What's far less kind? His unsavory connections. He's on record writing a letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, a designated terrorist group. That missive begged the

Jennifer Sey has a habit of sticking her neck out for worthy causes, and it has cost her dearly.

Rockers once proved their “rebel” credentials by trashing hotel rooms, scuffling with bandmates or having their way with as many groupies as possible. Sometimes all three.

Brad Pitt's films 'F1' and 'Heart of the Beast' defy box office odds with heartland appeal and strong word of mouth.

You'd think Danny Trejo had leered at an extra or manhandled a personal assistant. Stars can misbehave just like the rest of us, but Trejo has been a good citizen for decades following his early brushes with the law. They even made a movie about those dark days. https://www.youtube/watch?v=Dm_Uu5fiSJI Now, though, Trejo is getting pummeled by the Left. He dared to co-star in a Daily Wire film, for starters. Even worse? The movie in question appears to take a pro-ICE stance on immigration matters. That cannot stand. The pressure got so intense he had to make a statement to TMZ

The moment 'The Offer' drew a crowd, we knew what might come next. Add 'the story behind the story' to the conga line of Hollywood reboots, sequels, prequels and re-imaginings. You get IP value, nostalgia berries and more. And 'I Play Rocky' is emblematic of all that pop culture noise. Except for one crucial element. It's great. Sylvester Stallone's breakout 1976 film became a template for the American dream. 'I Play Rocky' will do the same, and the timing couldn't be better. Again. https://www.youtube/watch?v=V_g_Ut0jO-0&t=1s Anthony Ippolito (Yes, he played Al Pacino in 'The Offer') practically IS Sylvester Stallone. That voice.

Adam Carolla isn't a conservative, per se. He's pro choice, pro legal marijuana and you won't catch him sporting a red MAGA hat. He's just not a doctrinaire progressive, and he knows hypocrisy when he sees it. That means he's watched artists and crew members speak out on the latest political issues, both on camera and behind the scenes. More importantly, he's noticed who doesn't say a syllable. Some opinions aren't welcome in Hollywood. Share them at your own professional peril. He previously revealed Hollywood's entrenched bigotry against right-leaning artists with Fox News' Greg Gutfeld. The two swapped stories of

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Hollywood in Toto makes no bones about its point of view. Read the tagline - the Right Take on Entertainment. This site exists because entertainment coverage skews aggressively to the Left. The other half of the country deserves a voice. Yet we don't regurgitate every conservative perspective shared across the culture. The Legacy Media sure does. Consider these 'news' stories tied to late-night propaganda. Jimmy Kimmel attempted to reenact the ‘horny’ gesture Donald Trump made after complimenting Nicki Minaj’s butt at a Michigan rally: ‘Horny Donald is my least favorite Donald.’ https://t.co/fm5BJnuR2r — Entertainment Weekly (@EW) October 27, 2026 Jon Stewart