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Amy Schumer admits she’d rather not be the star of her own film, “I Feel Pretty.”

After all, the comedienne is white. That’s a problem in our modern age, apparently.

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Interviewing Amy Schumer must be a chore. She admits as much herself.

Talk about her new projects segues into political rants, feminist pleadings and more. The old studio system would …
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GLAAD has a long history of holding comedians accountable for perceived gay slights.

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation hounded Adam Carolla following comments he made regarding the transgender …
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Dwayne Johnson has a secret weapon as an A-list movie star.

No, it’s not his cannonball-sized biceps. Look past his massive frame and handsome mug. He’s one of the few …
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Joss Whedon’s legacy of Twitter hate has few peers.

The “Avengers” director admitted to being “broken” on the social media channel early in the Age of Trump. He’s predicted President …
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Susette Kelo’s fight to keep her “Odessa Red” home is getting the big screen treatment.

“Little Pink House” looks at Kelo’s fight to protect her property from government forces. That …
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The fawning period over the “Roseanne” reboot’s sky-high ratings is over.

Yes, the reboot already has a second season in the works. And, chances are, the ratings will fall some …
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Jason Clarke got quite the education after accepting the lead role in “Chappaquiddick.”

The movie, out April 6, follows the events surrounding the 1969 death of Mary Jo Kopechne. Sen. …
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Every new art form demands and creates new rules.

Just as a baby must learn to roll over, crawl, and stand, those who create and participate in a new medium …
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Facebook can be a comedian’s best friend.

Stand-up comics lean on the social media network to share jokes, expand their fan base and publicize gigs. It’s invaluable. Best of all? …
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