Julianne Moore

This lineup was certainly more star-studded than Trump’s “Make America Great Welcome Concert.”

Actor Don Cheadle asks voters to defeat the “racist, abusive coward who could permanently damage the fabric of our society.”

“Fingers are crossed,” Norman Reedus said, just days before Governor Nathan Deal announced he’d veto the bill.

It’s part of Deadline Hollywood’s real-time tally of entertainment giants threatening to pull big money from the state.

The bill allows opponents of same-sex marriage to not perform ceremonies, and faith-based groups to not serve LGBTQ people.

“I feel so grateful to feel how I feel now compared to how I felt when I was a closeted person. I wish that no one had to live that way.”

“Freeheld,” a gay-rights drama starring Julianne Moore and Ellen Page, was shaped by the same currents of change it depicts.

” I don’t think I was aware of how painful it is to be closeted.”

Actress Julianne Moore is calling on U.S. legislators to legalize same sex marriage, insisting people of all sexual orientations should have the same rights… “everyone should have the same rights. It’s a right, no one should be denied that.”