Rachel Maddow warned that the Trump administration moving quietly on immigration policies is a new tactic to distract the American people. During an appearance on “Clock It with Symone and Eugene,” the MS NOW host warned that the quiet behavior may be more dangerous than the loud attacks. “They’re learning, too,” Maddow said. “They realized that when they make a big show of force, when they come in and almost literally mount a military assault on an American city, you can count on that city to fight back.” Maddow said that she had reported on her show that when immigration directly affects Americans at home they do not go quietly. She mentioned that a community in rural Louisiana complained that they could not support the Trump administration building a detainment center for immigrants in their community. “The quieter they keep it, they are thinking the less push back they get, and they’re probably right about that,” Maddow said. “But the American people whenever they can figure out this is happening…they push back.” “Quiet doesn’t mean small,” Symone Sanders-Townsend replied. “It doesn’t mean harmless.” The podcast host pointed to the fact that the Trump administration’s immigration arrests have not slowed despite…

The two-time Oscar nominee revealed via a new excerpt from his ‘One Helluva Ride’ memoir that they had an affair during production on the 1984 movie.

The rapper shut down the store in Burbank, California, so he could shop with his kids.

The CBS networks chief is poised to expand his oversight with the Warner Bros. Discovery assets arriving onboard the Skydance train.

Donald Trump’s White House expanded its press team Friday, tapping Real America’s Voice correspondent Beni Rae Harmony to be assistant press secretary. The 24-year-old Harmony, who has served as Real America’s Voice’s White House correspondent since joining the conservative network in September 2025, confirmed her appointment on X Friday evening, after TMZ reported earlier that day that she had been scooped up to work for Trump. “I’m excited to announce that I am joining the Trump Administration as Asst. White House Press Secretary,” she wrote. “It’s been an honor to report, travel and cover this historic administration as Senior White House Correspondent for Real America’s Voice. My goal has always been to ask the questions that matter to real Americans and make sure their voices are heard.” “I’m incredibly grateful to President Trump for this opportunity and his trust,” she continued. “I’m looking forward to this next chapter – serving the American people and continuing to fight for the American Dream. America First.” Harmony’s addition to the press team comes as the White House has yet to find a replacement for Karoline Leavitt, who stepped down as White House press secretary at the end of August. Trump broke the news…

Donald Trump’s White House expanded its press team Friday, tapping Real America’s Voice correspondent Beni Rae Harmony to be assistant press secretary. The 24-year-old Harmony, who has served as Real America’s Voice’s White House correspondent since joining the conservative network in September 2025, confirmed her appointment on X Friday evening, after TMZ reported earlier that day that she had been scooped up to work for Trump. “I’m excited to announce that I am joining the Trump Administration as Asst. White House Press Secretary,” she wrote. “It’s been an honor to report, travel and cover this historic administration as Senior White House Correspondent for Real America’s Voice. My goal has always been to ask the questions that matter to real Americans and make sure their voices are heard.” “I’m incredibly grateful to President Trump for this opportunity and his trust,” she continued. “I’m looking forward to this next chapter – serving the American people and continuing to fight for the American Dream. America First.” Harmony’s addition to the press team comes as the White House has yet to find a replacement for Karoline Leavitt, who stepped down as White House press secretary at the end of August. Trump broke the news…

Taylor Swift is officially in her lob era.  Two months after chopping off her long blonde hair, the “Opalite” singer debuted a new hairdo, showing off her short shoulder-length curls—or as she…

Anne Hathaway has been on quite the odyssey. After starring in five movies released this year, the Oscar winner fulfilled her promise of vanishing from the spotlight in the most hilarious…

Steve Hilton, the Republican candidate for California governor, turned heads Friday with his lesbian, fanfic-style campaign ad. The ad, titled “Just try it, California,” stars two young women, one which seems nervous to try something for the first time. The other woman then tucks her hair behind her ear and tells the other it’s “not that bad.” “I’ve never done anything like this before. What if my dad finds out?” the other woman with blue hair and a septum nose piercing replies. “Just try it. Look, give me your hand,” the other says, adding, “Close your eyes, and I’ll do all the work.” The young woman with the pink hair guides her hand out of frame before revealing a ballot. She helps the her friend fill in a bubble for Steve Hilton. Just try it, California. pic.twitter.com/6uqT6m8oV4— Steve Hilton (@SteveHiltonx) October 1, 2026 The Republican candidate was seemingly taking a page out of former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt’s rulebook, who went viral with his AI ads earlier this year. (Hilton is currently 22 points down in the RealClearPolitics average of polls and is not seen as competitive in his race against Democratic candidate Xavier Becerra.) This ad, however, was not AI.…

Steve Hilton, the Republican candidate for California governor, turned heads Friday with his lesbian, fanfic-style campaign ad. The ad, titled “Just try it, California,” stars two young women, one which seems nervous to try something for the first time. The other woman then tucks her hair behind her ear and tells the other it’s “not that bad.” “I’ve never done anything like this before. What if my dad finds out?” the other woman with blue hair and a septum nose piercing replies. “Just try it. Look, give me your hand,” the other says, adding, “Close your eyes, and I’ll do all the work.” The young woman with the pink hair guides her hand out of frame before revealing a ballot. She helps the her friend fill in a bubble for Steve Hilton. Just try it, California. pic.twitter.com/6uqT6m8oV4— Steve Hilton (@SteveHiltonx) October 1, 2026 The Republican candidate was seemingly taking a page out of former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt’s rulebook, who went viral with his AI ads earlier this year. (Hilton is currently 22 points down in the RealClearPolitics average of polls and is not seen as competitive in his race against Democratic candidate Xavier Becerra.) This ad, however, was not AI.…

Ugh, I love witchcraft.

Ugh, I love witchcraft.

Perry’s sister, Mia Perry Bowick, and his other close friends open up on his life in the three-part series.

Perry’s sister, Mia Perry Bowick, and his other close friends open up on his life in the three-part series.

Tyra Banks confessed she does not look back fondly on her time filming “Halloween: Resurrection,” sharing she still has “beef” with the project nearly 25 years later. The supermodel starred in the 2002 slasher film opposite franchise legend Jamie Lee Curtis, Busta Rhymes, Sean Patrick Thomas and Bianca Kajlich. In the movie, which was the eighth installment in the franchise, Michael Myers goes on a murderous rampage as his Haddonfield home is the setting for a livestream show. And, as Banks told it to Entertainment Weekly, the “America’s Next Top Model” star was slated to have a notable death scene that was supposed take her career to the next level. Per Banks, she was wary from the jump about participating in the movie, but that an agent pushed for her to do it. “I was like, ‘I’m not going to do that. What is it going to do for my career? I’m a model, and I need to do things that are kind of different to get this acting career that I want,’” she said. “[My agent] was like, ‘No, Josh Hartnett did ‘Halloween,’ and look what he’s doing now!’” “So I was like, yeah, okay, this is going to…

Ken Urker appeared to be in a dark place before his death. One day before Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s boyfriend was found dead in his Lousiana home, he had attended church with Gypsy’s half-brother…

The fired Portland Trail Blazers announcer is apologizing for the offensive tweets that got him sacked. Braiden Bell went on X to issue a brief, written apology, saying … “I am deeply sorry for the language I used on Twitter. These tweets, while…

Olivia Wilde, Eva Victor, Will Arnett and Alexa Swinton also star in the story of a former child prodigy struggling to free himself from the burden of his famous family.

A love letter not just to film music, but to the complicated and passionate musicians who bring it to life, Tony Gilroy’s film “Behemoth!” is difficult to overstate in its unique structure and sonic register. It serves as the film’s narrative spine, the foundation from which the drama unfolds, rather than an enhancement or embellishment. Working with nine different composers – credited as the “Behemoth!” Collective – Gilroy has crafted a film where image and sound are so inextricably linked that to try and watch without one of them would be nothing less than an act of violence. This is not quite a project that you just “watch” and “hear,” but experience in unblemished totality. Even when, narratively, it may spend too much time in minor keys, the craft around it is undeniably transformative and ambitious. The delight of experiencing “Behemoth!” is seeing how Gilroy transitions from scene to scene; mise-en-scène acts as springboards to various different eras in time while Damián García’s camera can be remarkably patient for scenes that one might expect to vibrate with spasmodic motion. Gilroy teases out the film’s serpentine movements when we first meet Alex (Pedro Pascal), a celebrated cellist who has moved from…

The luxury flight service runs from November through May.

The luxury flight service runs from November through May.

Ben Shapiro’s Daily Wire and Dallas Sonnier’s Bonfire Legend are at it again, this time with a dramatization of the January killing of Renée Good by an ICE officer in Minnesota. Residents of Livingston, Mont., where the movie is currently filming under the working title “Pawn Shop,” aren’t having it. Several protesters gathered around the outdoor filming of a scene depicting Good’s shooting. The movie has been described by local residents as a “pro-ICE” take on the events. In video obtained by Deadline Friday, protesters can be seen at the filming site, chanting “Ben Shapiro is a cuck” as the fatal Jan. 7 shooting is recreated. Daily Wire’s new pro-ICE movie production has attracted local protesters in Livingston, Montana.Filming under the working title ‘Pawn Shop’, the latest project from Ben Shapiro’s Daily Wire and Dallas Sonnier’s Bonfire Legend has upset locals — not just because of its alleged… pic.twitter.com/LBCQh4rEkh— Deadline (@DEADLINE) October 2, 2026 Livingston resident Brooklyn Wilde posted a video online discussing the filming, detailing the ways in which it has frightened community members — including by claiming homeowners were not notified that the simulated shooting would be taking place on their street. Wilde also shared an image quoting one…

The country icon died on Aug. 25.

The country icon died on Aug. 25.

We love a cursed surprise tramp stamp, don’t we, folks?

We love a cursed surprise tramp stamp, don’t we, folks?

Not the Constance/Cordelia mother-off!

Douglas confirms that the “Romancing the Stone” co-stars had an affair in his upcoming memoir, “One Helluva Ride.”

Douglas confirms that the “Romancing the Stone” co-stars had an affair in his upcoming memoir, “One Helluva Ride.”

One of the men being sued over an alleged 2024 gang rape at Cornell University sued the college last March over the consequences he was hit with for the incident, TMZ has learned, and just days ago he lost his case. John Doe sued Cornell over the…