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Hollywood and media stars are lashing out at the Federal Communications Commission, after Chairman Ajit Pai announced on Tuesday the FCC will vote next month to repeal its current net neutrality laws — preventing internet providers from slowing down or “throttling” service for certain competitors.

John Lennon’s stolen belonging have been recovered by Berlin police.

According to the BBC, an unidentified 58-year-old man was arrested by police on suspicion of handling stolen goods, including more than 100 items stolen from Lennon’s estate. Recovered items included multiple pairs of eyeglasses, sheet music, diaries and a tape recording of a Beatles concert.

The items were stolen from Lennon’s widow Yoko Ono in New York in 2006, and were recovered from a Berlin auction house. They... Читать дальше...

Fox has set January premiere dates for two more of its midseason series, the Dylan McDermott comedy “LA to Vegas” and the medical drama “The Resident.”

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop is getting into the TV business.

The Oscar-winning entrepreneur is developing a new series with former NBCUniversal executive Ben Silverman and his Propagate Content, an individual familiar with the project told TheWrap.

“The Radical Wellness Show” is currently in development as newsmagazine similar to HBO’s “Vice,” told through the lens of Paltrow’s profitable and polarizing lifestyle brand.

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CBS News has officially terminated its relationship Charlie Rose on Tuesday, one day after the Washington Post reported multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.

This interview with Colin Hanks about “Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis” was conducted for the Race Begins issue of TheWrap’s Oscar magazine.

The hardest part for any Great Person of History biopic is convincing us the subjects were ever not destined for that achievement, that decision, that feat of heroism. The movies in this category are inherently canvases saved for the larger-than-life, so the inevitable dip that precedes the glory is more like a human comfort than a genuine shock.

Mel Gibson says that the light being cast on sexual misconduct in Hollywood is “kind of healthy,” but a lot of people don’t want to hear his opinions on the topic given his own track record with women.

Miss watching Channing Tatum dance his socks off? He’s back with his dancing shoes — and socks — for P!nk’s new music video, “Beautiful Trauma.”

Chairman Ajit Pai said on Tuesday the Federal Communications Commission will vote to repeal its net neutrality rules next month.

Google doesn’t have time for Russian propaganda.

The search monolith is going to start “deranking” sites Russia Today and Sputnik — Kremlin-funded media outlets that have come under fire in the wake of the 2016 U.S. election — company Chairman Eric Schmidt said at the Halifax International Security Forum on Tuesday.

The move would bump the outlets down on Google’s search results, making it tougher for the sites to grab eyeballs. Schmidt added Google’s decision isn’t a matter of free speech versus censorship. Читать дальше...

Conservative radio firebrand Mark Levin will host a new weekly Fox News program, the network announced Tusday.

The set of “CBS This Morning” opened their show with a full airing covering the multiple allegations of sexual misconduct by show co-anchor Charlie Rose.

“Jane,” “Chasing Coral,” “City of Ghosts” and “Cries From Syria” have been nominated as the best nonfiction film of 2017 by the Producers Guild of America, the PGA announced on Monday.

The most significant thing about Sarah DeLappe’s first play is that it’s set among high school students on a girls’ soccer team and not in a glee club or a yearbook staff or a prom decorating committee. After a successful run last year at the Duke on 42nd Street, DeLappe’s “The Wolves” now performs at LCT’s Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, where it opened Monday, with Lila Neugebauer again at the helm as director and most of the cast repeating their stellar performances.

Hundreds of people gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday to watch the implosion of the Georgia Dome–but one live stream of the event went hilariously wrong.

Kevin James has some pointers for Leah Remini on how to master the art of the selfie.

“Big Hero 6” moves to the small screen on Monday night, swapping the 3D animation of the original for a more traditional, hand-drawn look.

PBS, CBS and Bloomberg will suspend the “Charlie Rose Show” after eight women accuse its host of sexual misconduct.

Television icon Charlie Rose has become the latest media star to be accused of sexual misconduct, with eight women telling the Washington Post that the longtime PBS newsman made unwanted sexual advances towards them while they were employees or sought work.

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The Justice Department will file a lawsuit seeking to block the $85 billion merger of AT&T and Time Warner, Bloomberg reported Monday afternoon.

TheWrap Oscar Magazine: Eight nonfiction filmmakers pose for the Race Begins issue