Expecting to click through this Vogue interview with Jennifer Aniston and read a transcript of an Aveeno commercial, I was pleasantly surprised. This is somebody who says shit!

Here’s a forthcoming comedy starring Mexican comedian Eugenio Derbez and Salma Hayek, the former of which bought the film through his company 3pas Studios. In it, Derbez plays a kept man married to an aging rich white lady, who also apparently attempts to seduce Kristen Bell with his “Latin loverness,” eugghhh.

If you’ve just arrived from outer space and are curious what’s up with this “Donald Trump” character everyone keeps talking about, here’s a little vignette that exquisitely encapsulates an entire election season’s worth of horror stories in just four short paragraphs. It involves Salma Hayek and the National Enquirer…

In an interview with Essence Magazine, Chris Rock spoke openly about discrimination black actresses still face in Hollywood, particularly when it comes to the gender pay gap:

This week on Last Week Tonight, John Oliver took on the destructive language surrounding the refugee crisis in Europe.

In her interview with Marie Claire, Miley Cyrus spoke about how difficult it was to work on Hannah Montana at such a young age. Cyrus told the magazine that the gender expectations written into the role had a profound effect on her body image:

Is Leonardo DiCaprio’s beard infested with fleas? Maybe! Or maybe not! Different tabloids are saying different things, but you know what? I choose to believe. LONG LIVE FLEANARDO!

Salma Hayek is protesting Donald Trump by not mentioning his name at all.

When Salma Hayek first started out in Hollywood, she wasn’t too keen on the idea of being admired for her sizzlin’ looks. Now age 48 and the mother of a 7-year-old daughter, Hayek appreciates comments about her physical attributes. “Bring it on!” Hayek said, referring to her win for “Decade of Hotness,” at Spike TV’s…

Variety partnered with UN Women to host a panel on the subject of gender equality at the Cannes Film Festival in support of Emma Watson’s HeForShe campaign. The discussion comes after the American Civil Liberties Union’s recent request for a federal and state investigation into the lack of hiring female directors. The…

Last night London's Victoria & Albert Museum opened "Savage Beauty," a tribute to the work of renegade fashion designer Alexander McQueen, and the British fashion celebrities were out in droves. Kate Moss, Princess Beatrice, Naomi Campbell, Poppy Delavingne, each in lovely elaborate McQueen ensembles, paying homage to…

Some stunning gowns floated down the red carpet over the weekend at the Cannes International Film Festival. Oh you haven't heard? The real show — the real drama — is not on a screen in a theater.