Amber Tamblyn ― of “Joan of Arcadia” and “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” fame ― is taking a stand against rape culture. Earlier this year, she shared her story of being assaulted by an ex while she was at a concert ― a statement aimed to highlight just how damaging Donald Trump’s “grab them by the pussy” comment was.

“Star Wars” fans will get another chance to see Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia Organa. The actress, who died Tuesday at the age of 60, finished filming her scenes for the next “Star Wars” installment over the summer. Final slate of the final shot. VIII is officially wrapped. Cannot wait to share it with you all! -@rianjohnson pic.twitter.

If you’ve been watching “Saturday Night Live” for the past few months, you’ll know that Alec Baldwin has mastered the art of impersonating Donald Trump. In a new interview with The New York Times, the actor spoke about getting into character, saying it’s all about the “puffs,” or the pauses Trump takes whenever he gives a speech.

“Girls” star and creator Lena Dunhamran into controversy Tuesday with her so-called “delusional girl” persona. The actress, an abortion rights activist, faced backlash for declaring on her “Women of the Hour” podcast, “Now I can say that I still haven’t had an abortion, but I wish I had.

Emma Stone is hilarious. Hollywood loves her. Fans love her. And The Academy will soon surely love her. But the “La La Land” star has faced her fair share of discrimination in the industry, mostly due to the fact that she’s a woman who has opinions. (Shocking, we know.

It’s been a while since we checked in on Mischa Barton (apparently she’s a host on a road trip series called “Joyride” now?), but there’s still one TV show experience that haunts her till this day.

Nothing proves we’re in the golden age of TV so much as A-list movie stars signing on for small-screen projects. The latest to jump on the bandwagon is none other than Julia Roberts, who will star in her first TV series, a limited run based on Maria Semple’s newest book,Today Will Be Different. Semple, the author of the bestsellingWhere’d You Go, Bernadettewill write the script.

Sticking to his signature easy-breezy line of questioning, Jimmy Fallon hosted Arnold Schwarzenegger on “The Tonight Show” Wednesday and tried to guess his catchphrase. Schwarzenegger takes over for President-elect Donald Trumpas host of“Celebrity Apprentice” when it returns in 2017. Trump will stay on as a producer of the TV show while simultaneously leading the United States of America, but precisely what his involvement will look like has not been revealed.

With the new adaptation of “A Series of Unfortunate Events” slated to hit Netflix at last next month, anticipatory viewers should be bracing themselves to watch the Baudelaire orphans face a heartbreaking number of tragedies, which will likely include a devastating fire, a very poorly written play, and an exceedingly dangerous and greedy uncle named Count Olaf.

Last month, The Huffington Post covered theanti-Muslim vandalism found in copies of the Quran leant out by the Evanston library in Illinois. The act wasn’t an isolated incident. According to the American Library Association, there’s been an uptick in hate crimes committed at libraries. In fact,The New York Times has reported multiple incidents of anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic graffiti.