James Franco is a growing star. He's a hot young actor who has starred in Spider-Man among other hits.
Busy Philipps is the latest woman to go on record about James Franco.
Unlike other alleged victims of the actor, however, Phillips is not claiming that Franco ever sexually assaulted her.
On Tuesday, the 2018 Academy Award nominations were announced, and the list of honorees contained several surprises.
For many industry insiders, the most noteworthy snub was that of James Franco.
At last night's Critics Choice Awards, James Franco won the award for best actor for his performance in The Disaster Artist, a film that he also wrote and directed.
That title has taken on added meaning this week, as the award season that should have been the peak of Franco's long career in Hollywood has instead been one long catastrophe for the actor and filmmaker.
At this point, we're sadly unsurprised when one of Hollywood's most influential men is accused of some form of sexual misconduct.
The cycle of accusation, apology, and fallout has become all too familiar and, for the most part, fairly easy to predict.
It's been a hectic 72 hours in the life of James Franco.
On Sunday night, the celebrated actor/director/artsy weirdo won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of fellow actor/director/artsy weirdo Tommy Wiseau in The Disaster Artist.
One of the most buzzed-about moments from last night's Golden Globes ceremony did not involve Oprah or Natalie Portman.
When James Franco was awarded the prize for for best actor in a musical or comedy, he received some unexpected backlash.
James Franco is many things:
An actor. A writer. A student. A former fast food employee.
We all know that James Franco is obsessed with Lana Del Rey, but apparently the man has enough stalker vibes to go around.
Franco posted the below photos on Instagram this week, and even though the tattoo clearly isn't real, Emma Watson might want to invest in some extra security:
When he's not busy screaming about poop or writing essays about how great it is to work at McDonald's, James Franco occasionally does some pretty strange things.
Take his obsession with Lana Del Rey, for example.
We've come to expect all manner of self-consciously "eccentric" behavior from James Franco.
Whether he's making out with Zachary Quinto or claiming to be Selena Gomez's baby daddy, Franco is as devoted to living his life as some kind of weird Andy Kaufman-esque performance art piece as he is to his acting.
Can someone put a pot of coffee on please?!?
As Us Weekly so often tells its readers, stars are JUST LIKE US.
It's 4/20, mannn!!!!! Four. Twenty. Whether you're high on life these days or prefer to get high on ... other stuff, the 20th day of April is the day for you.
Why? Do we really need to explain? Let's allow these folks to do it for us ...
You may want to sit down for this one:
It seems James Franco is being a creeper on Instagram. We know, we know. It's pretty shocking stuff. But hey, at least this time, Franco's not hitting on teenagers.
Given all the things that we've seen on James Franco's Instagram page, the sight of the eccentric actor kissing one of his co-stars isn't all that shocking.
Even so, when the co-star in question is Star Trek star Zachary Quinto, the image manages to stand out amidst all the other weird crap Franco uploads.
Earlier today, President Obama spoke out on Sony's decision to pull The Interview from theaters in response to terrorist threats linked to North Korea.
The POTUS agrees with Hollywood that the studio shouldn't have caved, and he offered a sort of consolation prize to the movie-going public by offering up some unintentional comedy of his own:
As you've probably heard, The Interview was pulled from theaters following a series of cyber attacks and terrorist threats from what is believed to be a group of North Korean hackers.
Now, it seems the so-called "Guardians of Peace" are still not satisfied, as they've reportedly issued further demands to execs at Sony Pictures Entertainment.
As you've lively heard, the cyber-terrorists have emerged victorious and Sony has pulled The Interview from theaters, per the group's demands.
It's a sad day for freedom of expression advocates, fans of comedy, people named Seth Rogen...Hell, it's a bummer for just about everyone who's not James Franco.
