Trump Reminds America That the Arts Have No Place in His Agenda
Trump's budget proposal would come at a cost to his core voter contingent.
Artist Anita Kunz on Illustrating Social and Political Events
We spoke to Anita Kunz about what she recommends reading, watching, and listening to.
House Science Committee Sends Letter to Trump Decrying His Use of ‘Dubious Sources’
The letter expressed concerns over the president's use of dubious scientific sources and called on him to appoint a director to the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
CBS Sitcom Donating Its Emmy Campaign Money to Planned Parenthood
The CBS show Mom is donating its $250,000 Emmy advertising campaign budget to Planned Parenthood to protest the Republican-backed health-care plan making its way through Congress.
At Film Festivals Last Year, Men Directed Three Times as Many Films as Women
And that's actually an improvement over recent years.
Disney Will Not Pay Hackers, CEO Says
Disney CEO Bob Iger says his company will not pay the hackers' demanded ransom.
The Academy’s First Black President Is Stepping Down From Its Governing Board
Cheryl Boone Isaacs spearheaded the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' diversity initiative.
When Hollywood Gets Things Right! Suicide Edition
Critics are concerned that a new Netflix show "romanticizes" suicide. A psychologist offers his picks for titles that don't.
A Brief History of Presidential Art
With the upcoming release of his crime thriller, former president Bill Clinton joins a long line of creative (and often amusingly mediocre) president-artists.
Hollywood Writers’ Union Defends Stephen Colbert
This comes after the FCC chairman said he was investigating an anti-Trump monologue the comedian delivered last week.