Footage from Donald Trump's appearances on the set of his long-running reality TV show "The Apprentice" remained locked away from public view on Saturday, despite allegations by cast and crew that the Republican presidential nominee frequently used lewd and sexist language while shooting the show.
Since tickets went on sale in the spring (and sold out in under five hours), Desert Trip, a three-day music festival featuring performances by a host of today’s most famous rock legends, has been referred to as“Oldchella.”
Late-night hosts were quick to react Friday to the bombshell release of a 2005 recording of Donald Trump making lewd and misogynistic comments about women in an off-mic conversation with then-“Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck resurrected their "Good Will Hunting" roles, not to mention their Boston accents, in a special one night only live read from the script Friday in New York.
“Access Hollywood” reported Friday the married woman Donald Trump described in crude terms in a leaked 2005 video was Nancy O’Dell, a former anchor of the show.
Billy Bush is “horribly embarrassed” by the Donald Trump tape — while TV insiders are tittering that it must have been leaked by staffers on his former show “Access Hollywood.”
David Letterman said in an interview Friday that he’s glad a sit-down he did with Donald Trump in 2012 on “Late Night” is being used in an ad by Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.
The intense rivalry on Showtime’s hit “Homeland” between CIA masterminds played by Mandy Patinkin and F. Murray Abraham extends to an explosive off-screen jealousy, according to sources.