Health contractors vetted stars' politics for US virus ad

Quentin Tarantino doesn’t always make good on his promises or teases—see the A-Z of many unmade projects he once said he would make and didn’t. Or the fact that he strongly suggested he would direct a “Star Trek” movie only to finally admit, he wouldn’t (he didn’t even write the screenplay, but this in-limbo project is based on a story idea he came up with).

Billy Ray I often wonder what would happen if Donald Trump got to make a movie about Hollywood, instead of the other way around. Of course, he’s been writing it for years.

Quentin Tarantino has signed a deal with publisher Harpercollins to release two books, including a novelization of his movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.The novel version of the film starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio will be published next summer (2021), according to Deadline.com.The second book will not be a fictional work, despite Tarantino revealing he was working on a story about a World War II veteran last year (2019), but will instead be a collection of essays, reviews, and

For the fourth consecutive presidential election cycle, the results from Wisconsin proved to be a nail-biter. In 2016, President Donald Trump won the state by less than a percentage point and now, four years later, his Democratic challenger, President-elect Joe Biden, flipped the battleground state by a similar margin.

The "Con Queen of Hollywood" is getting the book treatment. HarperCollins has secured the rights forThe Con Queen of Hollywood: The Epic Hunt for the Impersonator Who Stole Identities, Money, and Desires from Hollywood Royalty and Dreamers Alike,written by former Hollywood Reporter staffer Scott Johnson and based on his July 2018 investigative feature cover story.(The story also included never-before-heard audio footage of the Con Queen in action).

Hollywood conservatives are speaking out after projections Saturday that declared Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election to become the 46th president of the United States. While a majority of left-leaning celebrities who endorsed Biden reacted with gleeful remarks on Saturday, celebrities who have publicly endorsed Trump are arguing that Biden's win is not legal.

Janet W. Lee After a weeklong wait following a historic, unprecedented campaign cycle during a global pandemic, Joe Biden has been elected the 46th president of the United States.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsRefresh for more updates: The lead up to the 2020 election, defined by the fatal COVID-19 pandemic, frazzled debates and outlandish conspiracy theories; has been like none other. However after days of waiting, the United States has claimed a new president in Joe Biden.

Hollywood stars woke up to the news that, as vote counting continued in Pennsylvania and Georgia, former Vice President Joe Biden had taken the lead in both states. Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes would push Biden over the 270 threshold needed to declare victory, even without the state of Arizona, which the Associated Press called for Biden on early Wednesday morning but a number of other outlets have yet to do so.

Hollywood figures quickly protestedPresident Donald Trump's speech throwing American election integrity into doubt on Thursday, saying it was "come-to-life toilet spew" and "stunning, unhinged, breathtaking" as the presidential race was still too close to call. In the speech on Thursday afternoon from the White House, Trump repeated false claims that there were "illegal" votes in the 2020 presidential contest and that he had won the election.

It’s been a busy day across the pond with the US elections well under way, and the battle between Donald Trump and Joe Biden captivating the world. And while Americans went to vote, some also used the opportunity to celebrate Election Day with cooking, cakes and social media snaps.

Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior ContributorRefresh for latest…: As the United States wakes up to the news that the presidential election is still undecided, industry fixtures are beginning to chime in with a mix of hope and anxiety.