Susan Sarandon has issued an apology over controversial comments she made at a rally calling for a ceasefire amid the Israel-Hamas war. The 77-year-old actress took to Instagram on Friday and said her phrasing — that Jewish Americans “are getting a taste of what it is like to be Muslim in this country” — was “a … Read more
Susan Sarandon’s son thanked his mom’s supporters after her controversial Israel-Palestine speech, but one thing is really bugging him … the darn video being shown of her breasts on social media. Miles Robbins posted a message on X, addressing his issue with Susan’s bosom overshadowing the message she’s trying to send about the Israel-Hamas war. … Read more
Chris Nolan insists he’s not joining the Bond franchise. Tim Burton insists he wants no part in a Nightmare Before Christmas sequel. The cast of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom discuss its new creatures. Plus, what’s coming on Shining Vale. To me, my Spoilers! Spoilers of the Week March 7-11 X-Men In conversation with The … Read more
Hollywood icon Susan Sarandon and In The Heights actress Melissa Barrera are receiving backlash for making controversial comments amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. On Tuesday, Sarandon, 77, was dropped by United Talent Agency while Barrera, 33, was cut from the upcoming Scream sequel, which she was set to star in for their use of language … Read more
Image: BBC … Because the 40th Anniversary was marked in several ways, but most notably “Scream of the Shalka,” an all-new animated webcast featuring a brand new incarnation of the Doctor: the Ninth Doctor, played by Richard E. Grant. Elsewhere, audio publisher Big Finish released a series of special stories—a trio of classic villain tales … Read more
Susan Noles is delighted that her famous doppelganger has reached out! On Thursday’s “The Women Tell All” special of The Golden Bachelor, host Jesse Palmer played a video from Kris Jenner to Gerry Turner’s exes. “To all the women on The Golden Bachelor, this has been the most amazing season I have watched in all these … Read more