On Wednesday, President Donald Trump threatened to sue authors writing “defamatory fiction” about him or his administration — including those who cite phony “anonymous” sources to back up their claims.
Read More Trump Threatens Legal Action Against Authors Using Fake ‘Anonymous’ Sources To Publish Falsehoods About Him
Left-leaning news network MSNBC has informed a large number of staffers who work on Rachel Maddow’s show that they are being let go, as part of the network’s restructuring after the cancellation of MSNBC talk show host Joy Reid’s program.
Read More Report: MSNBC Overhaul Shakes Up Rachel Maddow’s Team Amid Network-Wide Cuts That Took Out Joy Reid, Alex Wagner
Behind the glitz of the movie awards season that culminates with the Oscars on Sunday, Hollywood is fighting a battle to keep its place at the center of the global film business.
Read More Hollywood fights to keep its role as the world’s film capital
A giant power outage in Chile has left at least 19 million residents without electricity on Tuesday, forcing Chileans to be impacted by the darkness.
Read More Chile: Major Power Outage Leaves 19M Without Electricity, Affecting Largest Copper Mine
Adobe is bringing its Photoshop app to mobile phones for the first time, offering both a free version and a paid version at the lowest cost yet for the app.
Read More Adobe brings free Photoshop app to phones, courting younger users
Actress Natasha Lyonne, who has starred in movies and television shows like “Russian Doll,” “Orange Is The New Black,” and “But I’m A Cheerleader,” is currently the target of ridicule after she recently blasted the Trump administration, mentioning, among other things — the lack of “abortion access” for “12-year-old” girls.
Read More Actress Natasha Lyonne Mocked After Going On ‘Babbling Tangent’ About Trump Admin, Mentioning ‘No Abortion Access’ For 12-Year-Olds