The article critiques celebrities who use award speeches for political statements, suggesting they do so without accountability. It questions the sincerity of their charitable efforts, particularly in light of recent events like FireAid.

The film 'The Roses' captivates audiences with strong performances from Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman, drawing inspiration from the classic 'War of the Roses'.

Luis Guzmán, the veteran actor known for his role in Netflix's 'Wednesday', criticized Latino voters who support Trump, calling them 'ignorant'. His comments highlight the complexities of political identity within the Latino community.

The late Dieter Laser's performance in 'The Human Centipede' is highlighted as a classic, despite the film's grotesque nature and lack of recognition during awards season.

Robert Zemeckis' 'What Lies Beneath' showcases his talent for storytelling, reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock's style. The film explores deep personal challenges, marking a significant point in Zemeckis' career before his shift towards CGI-heavy projects.

James Comey's recent video praising Taylor Swift and criticizing Donald Trump has gone viral, but not for the right reasons. It has been met with widespread ridicule, even from typically left-leaning outlets.

Lorne Michaels, the creator of 'Saturday Night Live', has accused former President Trump of committing crimes openly. This statement reflects the show's long-standing role in political satire and commentary.

David Mackenzie's film 'Relay' features a corporate worker and a fixer named Tom, played by Riz Ahmed. The film explores themes of corporate tension and personal safety but has received criticism for its pacing and engagement.

Ron Howard's 'Eden' explores the lives of adventurous Europeans on the island of Floreana, focusing on Dr. Ritter, played by Jude Law, whose manifesto attracts others to the island.