Paul Bois is a Staff Writer at The Daily Wire. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, as well as law and legal affairs, often exploring how these themes intersect. Bois has been featured in several prominent outlets, including CauseACTION Clarion, Hot Air, and Breitbart.tv.
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Reality star Spencer Pratt received some extra Hollywood support in his bid for Mayor of Los Angeles this week with the endorsement of actor Dennis Quaid.
By: Paul Bois
Over 200 journalists, academics, and filmmakers have signed a letter opposing the Paramount Skydance takeover of CNN following the former's purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.
A moment of unity between friends from across the political spectrum occurred on Wednesday when right-leaning comedian Adam Carolla received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as late-night host Jimmy Kimmel honored him.
By: Paul Bois
Acclaimed actor Tom Hardy's role on the Paramount+ series MobLand is reportedly now on shaky ground due to tensions on set.
Becky Pepper-Jackson, a 15-year-old transgender track star at Bridgeport High School, won the West Virginia state championship this weekend.
By: Paul Bois
Mayor Karen Bass believes that the streets of Los Angeles are now “safer than they've been since the 1950s.”
The Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) hinted at a potential strike after rejecting the MLB's salary cap proposal this week.
NBA teams who intentionally lose games to get a better draft pick will soon have to thinking twice now that the board of governors has instituted new anti-tanking measures.
By: Paul Bois
Country star Martina McBride and rocker Bret Michaels became the fourth and fifth performers to drop out of the upcoming “Freedom 250” concert on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., fearing it will be perceived as partisan.
By: Paul Bois
Actor Mark Ruffalo has endorsed billionaire Tom Steyer in California's governor race, even though the movie star regularly rails against billionaires.
