Harvard removes GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik from advisory committee over election comments

A New York court last week took record label TenThousand Projects off a lawsuit filed against Tekashi 6ix9ine over his track ‘Stoopid’.

The Conners star and executive producer Sara Gilbert, Rob Huebel (Childrens Hospital), Leland Orser (Brand New Cherry Flavor), Lirtq Bent (Four Brothers), J.R. Cacia (Infidel), Tate Donovan (Respect) and Kevin Dunn have been cast opposite Chris Messina in HBO Max pilot Verbatim, an anthology series from Brett Weiner, Ben Stiller’s Red Hour Films, Left/Right Productions and The New York Times.

Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury will launch nationally syndicated daytime talk show Nick Cannon this fall, with the Fox Television Stations as the anchor group for the New York-based weekday talker, produced and distributed by the company.

Hamilton, The Hunger Games, and Parks and Recreation. Sweet, soothing—but squarely 2010s.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said the state’s budget for 2021 includes $130 million for what he calls a Pandemic Recovery and Restoration Program to support arts and entertainment, hotels and restaurants hit by Covid-19.

Fans and celebrities alike are calling for Donald Trump to be removed from Home Alone 2: Lost in New York after the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he had planned to attend Joe Biden’s inauguration but won’t now, preferring to stay close in case of demonstrations at the state Capitol building in Albany.

Kristy Swanson is being roasted by fellow celebrities after defending Donald Trump against calls to digitally remove his cameo from "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York."  As the president faces a historic second impeachment, many on social media are looking to have his brief cameo on the 1992 holiday movie, written and produced by the late John Hughes, digitally removed from future iterations.  The campaign on social media prompted actor Macaulay Culkin to say he approves of the change.The scene in

Could Donald Trump truly be digitally yanked out of his infamous two-decade-old cameo on Home Alone 2: Lost In New York?

Macaulay Culkin wants that Donald Trump cameo cut fromHome Alone 2: Lost in New York,like other fans of the 1992 holiday classic have expressed. The call to remove the president from the film ramped up over the holiday season amid Trump's refusal to accept his defeat in the the 2020 presidential election to President-elect Joe Biden.

Macaulay Culkin said he’s “sold” on the idea of not only removing, but replacing, one of his Home Alone 2: Lost In New York co-stars – Donald Trump.

Watch: Fans call for removal of Donald Trump’s Home Alone 2 cameoHome Alone star Macaulay Culkin has supported a campaign to have Donald Trump’s cameo removed from sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. The outgoing president was yesterday impeached for the second time and Twitter users were quick to suggest he should be digitally removed from the 1992 comedy.

Gallery: Movie presidents ranked from worst to best (Espresso)Oh Ivanka, Donald's favourite daughter. She followed in her dad's footsteps by securing a walk-on role in Gossip Girl.

Macaulay Culkin said he’s on board with removing Donald Trump from "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." A fan conjured up a "petition" to digitally remove the president on Sunday via Twitter and by Wednesday, Culkin responded to the social media user.  "Petition to digitally replace trump in ‘home alone 2’ with 40-year-old macaulay culkin," the fan wrote, to which the Kevin McCallister performer replied, "Sold." In the 1992 Christmas flick, McCallister runs into Trump at the famed Plaza Hotel,

Macaulay Culkin is weighing on a petition that is circulating on social media.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Tuesday unveiled an extensive program of pop-up performances across the state starting next month with 150 artists from Amy Schumer, Chris Rock, Renée Fleming, Wynton Marsalis and Hugh Jackman to orchestras, ballets and theater companies.

Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo raised eyebrows on Monday by making a drastic public shift on lockdowns during the coronavirus pandemic.  Previewing this year's State of the State address, Cuomo called for New York's economy to be reopened regardless of the slow coronavirus vaccine rollout.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo delivered his "state of the state" address on Monday, telling residents he intends to reopen the state’s economy in a safe way despite an uptick in confirmed coronavirus cases.