David Ng

Hollywood LGBTQ stars and other elites are reportedly in a state of panic over the incoming second Trump administration, with some having already fled the country or are considering doing so in the near future. “It’s keeping me up at night [worrying] for myself and the wider community, especially the transgender community,”Kirsten Schaffer, executive director of Women in Film, told TheWrap. “There were more guardrails last time: [Trump] didn’t have the House, Senate and judiciary.” “I think there will be a much bigger exodus from America this time around,” screenwriter Brent Hartinger, who left the country in 2017 after Trump was elected the first time, told the outlet.

The Walt Disney Company has reportedly removed a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar series Win or Lose — an animated kids show that follows the adventures of a co-ed middle school softball team.

A transgender teen actor who has a voice role in the upcoming Pixar series Win or Lose has expressed disappointment that Disney cut the trans story arc from the show, saying “I was very disheartened” to learn of the changes.

Hollywood star Alec Baldwin has claimed some in the entertainment industry tried to cancel his career over the fatal Rust shooting, saying it was like “being dead because you roam the earth and you're invisible.”

The Walt Disney Company has come under intense media scrutiny following the studio's decision to settle President-elect Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against ABC News for more than $15 million.

Donald Trump's three biggest election influencers were all former leftists who supported Democrats in previous presidential elections,

Hollywood director James Gunn said the “battered” Superman seen in the beginning of his upcoming reboot is like the United States — an apparent political dig, though at whom Gunn remained deliberately ambiguous.

Actress Justine Bateman has called out The Hollywood Reporter after the publication described her as a “well-known supporter” of President-elect

Backlash is growing against the Walt Disney Company following its decision to remove a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar children's series "Win or Lose," with a new petition protesting the cuts reaching thousands of signatures.

American Sniper, which opened in cinemas ten years ago this month, is a tragedy -- but also a warning.