Kevin Hart

Chris Pratt refuses to even acknowledge how anti-LGBTQ his church is. Why isn’t this getting more attention?

Sometimes someone is so clear about what they think and feel that we should cast them aside for good. DaBaby is one of those people.

Miley Cyrus called out online “hate & anger” towards DaBaby and said it’s “easier to cancel someone than to find forgiveness.” Is she the new Ellen?

Kevin Hart is now back to getting big roles and doing big interviews, many without any mention or acknowledgement of his Oscars debacle or previous inflammatory statements.

Meanwhile, Anne Heche simply says, “I haven’t spoken to Ellen in years. I’d listen to the people who have.”

They went to the beach together to have drinks and chat.

While Katy Perry and DeGeneres’ wife, Portia DeRossi, have come out swinging on her behalf, Hart’s defense is only fanning flames further. 

The next Golden Globes host joins the list of celebrities judging the validity of transgender people – but claims it was all a joke.

The series chronicles the aftermath of Hart’s decision to step down as host of the Academy Awards and his half-hearted apology tour that followed.

Hart once said he would smash a doll house on his son’s head if he was gay. Now he doesn’t understand that homophobia exists.

A satirical street artist is reminding film-lovers that homophobia is alive and well in 2019.

Ellen Page criticized him for attending a homophobic church last week; now Ellen is tweeting support for him.

“This is why someone’s jokes about beating their gay son were never funny.”

Kevin Hart apologized in the third person on his radio show, and said “that means that there has to be an acceptance for change.”

Hart’s angry at people who brought up his old tweets, but Ellen told him not to listen to the “haters” angry he advocated for beating gay kids.

Should people be “cancelled” for homophobic jokes they made many years ago?

Do you think Kevin Hart should’ve resigned over his anti-gay statements?

In the annals of film festival flops – from unexpected boos to red-carpet gaffes – the premiere of the Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart comedy “Get Hard” will go down as a doozy.