Conservative actor James Woods called for Hollywood to take a break from “trolling Twitter” to focus on helping victims of California’s destructive wildfires that have killed at least 31 people.

Dennis Miller’s political leanings set him apart from the majority of the ultra-liberal show business industry that seems to care more about derailing President Trump than entertaining people these days. Miller caught up with Fox News to offer his thoughts on everything from his dream 2020 Democratic ticket to why late-night comedians will help Trump stick around the White House for another six years.

Top Fox News executives on Thursday condemned the “reprehensible” threats made by a chanting mob outside the home of network host Tucker Carlson overnight. 

Actress-turned-activist Alyssa Milano won’t speak at the next Women’s March unless its organizers condemn controversial anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.

MSNBC host and election night anchor Rachel Maddow promoted a series of planned protests on Twitter that are aimed to “protect the Mueller investigation.”

White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway voiced concerns Thursday about “red-hot rhetoric” in the country while arguing the blame should not be put on President Trump's shoulders, on the heels of another contentious day in Washington.  

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders has been accused of sharing a "doctored" video of CNN correspondent Jim Acosta’s interaction with a White House intern that resulted in the reporter’s press pass being revoked.

Fox News Channel had the highest-rated midterm election coverage in cable news history with a whopping 7.8 million viewers on Tuesday night, according to early Nielsen Media Research.

Hollywood heartthrobs, pop stars and athletes were all in on the 2018 midterm elections, turning little-known candidates into household names – but then ballots were counted and it became clearer than ever that celebrity endorsements don’t seem to matter.

ABC quietly announced on Election Night that “The Alec Baldwin Show” would move from its prestigious timeslot on Sunday evenings to a less desirable Saturday night spot, amid disappointing ratings and negative media attention surrounding the hot-headed thespian.