Adult film actor Mary Moody is defending PornHub, where she's appeared in a number of sex videos. (Photo Mary Moody/Facebook via Instagram)
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Donald Trump has fired the first shot in his long-promised war on the media with a libel lawsuit against The New York Times over its coverage of Russian interference in the 2016 election....
Brett Kavanaugh has become fodder in a Democratic fundraising appeal targeting Maine GOP Sen. Susan Collins, a key vote confirming Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court....
Robert Pattinson and is movie “Good Time” is getting rave reviews almost every where, except where it counts–in the film’s own backyard. The lofty New York Times is slamming the picture as “stale ugly, cold” and racist. Oh my! The plot unfolds over the course of one night capturing the frenetic pace of Connie’s slap-dash efforts to pull enough strings to spring brother Nick, played by Benny Safdie who directs the film with his brother Josh Safdie. ...
George Clooney is urging international banks, gold refiners, the London Bullion Market Association and special interest groups to take the profit out of Sudan’s rape of Darfur, where soldiers have carried out genocide against residents. The brutal occupation has allowed the Sudanese government to exploit the region’s gold production, Clooney wrote in an opinion piece today (Feb. 25) in The New York Times....
Amy Poehler, following in the footsteps of SNL castmate Tina Fey, has written a book about her reaction to life’s little idiosyncrasies, but unlike Fey’s well-received tome, her work has just been trashed by the influential New York Times. Poehler is part of the smart, sophisticated set of actresses who are not only funny, but supposedly wizened about all things pertaining to life. The list would also include Lena Dunham, the 28-year-old self-avowed feminist and creator of her own hit HBO show, “Girls.” So why not a book?...
Jill Abramson, executive editor at The New York Times, was ousted in what appears to be a palace coup. Her top lieutenant, Managing Editor Dean Baquet was tapped to replace her. The move was sudden and unexpected, according to media watchers. Billionaire Amazon chief Jeff Bezos bought the paper last fall from the Graham family for a bargain basement $250 million....
Woody Allen addresses allegations that he molested step-daughter Dylan Farrow in a Sunday New York Times opinion piece that is as lengthy as it is unconvincing in rebuttal of her letter to The Times a week ago. His credibility is not only strained by what he said, but what he didn’t say in the 1,858-word article....
Carrie Underwood debuted her Sunday Night Football theme song (Sept. 8) and helped the NFL do more to get in touch with its feminine side because female fans are following football in growing numbers. In fact, more than 43 million women watched the Super Bowl this year; more than the Grammy Awards or the Academy Awards last year, according to Nielsen, which tracks viewers. Underwood may be the newest female football icon, to benefit from the trend. ...
Oscar de la Renta made sure New York Fashion Week returned today (Sept. 5) with its usual pomp and controversy after grousing about the high number of celebrities who cram their way into shows and turn the event into a “look-at-me” spectacle. The eight-day celebration of couture has been tamed somewhat by its move from the cacophony of Bryant Park’s tents to the slightly more uplifting confines of Lincoln Center. But the meeting of fashion elite, which will be followed by shows in London, Milan and Paris, is still the event that everyone loves to hate… but must attend....
Gwyneth Paltrow generated not a little jealously from fellow authors at a tony East Hampton Author’s night, some of whom mocked her star power and questioned the authenticity of her authorship. Paltrow created a scene when she showed up at the East Hampton Library with rocker husband, Chris Martin, frontman for English band Coldplay, her children Apple and Moses and two massive bodyguards. Author Jay McInerney took a barbed jab, by writing on his Twitter account....
Journalist Liza Ghorbani’s messy train-wreck sex with Liam Gallagher is a far bigger media scandal than the ridiculous flap over Rolling Stone’s Boston bomber cover, but so far The New York Times has emerged relatively unscathed....
Jay-Z may have scored a coup when he convinced Samsung to pay $5 million to give away his new album “Magna Carta Holy Grail,” but he’s drawing fire from top music critics for his crass commercialism. What’s more, Samsung may have gotten the better part of the deal at the expense of Hov’s fans....
New York Mayor Micheal Bloomberg’s plan to create a voluntary–and eventually mandatory–composting program for New York City residents has a dangerous downside. It could send the city’s rat population soaring....
Two young actresses, Lea Seydoux and Adele Exarchopoulos, have upended the Cannes Film Festival with their stunning portrayal of lesbian lovers. Their film “Blue Is the Warmest Color” won the prestigious Palme d’Or, the festival’s highest honor....
Beyonce’s pregnancy with her second child has to be one of he biggest stories of the year. If only it were true. But it’s still a big story for another reason. It illustrates the folly of internet news and how so much of what gets reported based on “sources” is untrue or simply made up....
Angelia Jolie urged other women to get test for cancer gene and take action Angelina Jolie, faced with an 87 percent risk of breast cancer and a 50 percent risk...
George Jones influenced more country singers than anyone else in history.George Jones, who epitomized the hard-drinking and hard-living country music singer a...
Kim Kardashian’s hopes for breaking out of reality television and into real movies suffered a setback over the weekend after critics ripped her acting debut in Tyler Perry’s new movie “Temptation.” Was she really that bad?...
Ashley Dupré’s effort to live down her 2008 Eliot Spitzer call girl scandal is being upended by a new Playboy website promotion. It’s curiously timed to coincide with Spitzer’s latest high-profile resignation. Get It? Spitzer’s involvement with the $4,000-a-night hooker and her New Jersey call-girl service was unearthed by a federal investigation and led to his resignation. ...
“Twilight’s” Kristen Stewart, best known for her ratty collection of tee-shirts and converse sneakers, has been singled out for the “Look of the Year” by The New York Times‘ fashion and style magazine, known as “T.” Who knew! The article, penned by writer Edward Barsamian, was effusive in its praise for the 22-year-old actress....
Jenifer Ringer, a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet, scolded a New York Times writer who called her fat, saying she was hurt by the remark but “as a dancer, I do put myself out there to be criticized.”...
Kim Kardashian's hot New York City fashion store Dash, might be better called "Desperate" after receiving a thrashing from a fashion critic in the city's leading newspaper, who described it as a wasteland....
