Rose McGowan has zero chill, and that's usually a good thing. We love hearing her tear Harvey Weinstein a new one.
Sometimes, however, that admirable passion gets a little misplaced. The result is Rose McGowan slamming Meryl Streep, of all people, basically accusing her of having been complicit in Weinstein's monstrous deeds.
Late last week, Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual harassment and misconduct by The New York Times.
In a bombshell report that cited eight settlements over the years, and which quoted multiple alleged victims, the newspaper detailed how the movie producer spent decades preying on young women in Hollywood.
High drama ahead of the Oscars tonight, y'all.
And, believe it or not, it involves the Academy Awards goddess herself, Meryl Streep.
Meryl Streep did not win a Golden Globe Award for her performance in Florence Foster Jenkins on Sunday night.
And yet the veteran actress still managed to make the most memorable speech of the night.
If you watched last night's Golden Globes telecast, you probably came away from the show with two clear impressions:
1. White people really, really like Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
Donald Trump has gone ahead and done it now.
Sure, he's made fun of celebrities in the past, from Alec Baldwin to Arnold Schwarzenegger and pretty much anyone not named Vladimir Putin.
The 2015 Academy Award nominations are in.
But before Neil Patrick Harris takes to the stage on February 22, and before the official envelopes are open, we want to hear what YOU think.
Last week, the 2015 Oscar nominees were revealed, and the list was not without some surprises.
Granted, the biggest news is that the pack of contenders is whiter than Romney family reunion in a blizzard, but even once that shock subsides (It probably never will.) you may find yourself doing a double take at some of this year's nominees.
Not everyone could get away with photobombing a picture of Meryl Streep, but not everyone is Benedict Cumberbatch, who was up to his old tricks last night.
See him ruin (or awesome-ize) Michael Keaton's photo of her here:
Lindsay Lohan may be done partying and dating these days, but she's not done seeking approval and attention from strangers on the Internet.
While other celebrities were paying their respects to Joan Rivers on Twitter, Lindsay took to Instagram yesterday to subtly (in her mind) remind us that she was once an in-demand actress with a promising career ahead of her:
When you're a kid, a shared love of Ninja Turtles is all it takes to forge a lifelong friendship.
Sometimes it seems like it's the same way with celebrities. Stars who have nothing in common other than wealth and fame often form bonds that baffle us plebeians.
On Saturday night in Los Angeles, Miley Cyrus kissed Katy Perry.
It was a memorable moment, and the Twitterverse is still abuzz over the celebrity girl-on-girl lip-lock, but it certainly wasn't the first of its kind.
Jennifer Lawrence has been named the celebrity with the best reputation.
Well, color me shocked...
Here is a sentence we did not expect to write today:
Meryl Streep hung at at yesterday's Knicks-Lakers game with 50 Cent. No... really!
Johnny Depp and Meryl Streep are in final negotiations to star in Disney's adaptation of the Broadway musical Into the Woods.
