Gary Oldman Blasts Liberal H'Wood; THR's Roundtable Receives Emmy Nomination; U.S. World Cup Match Sets TV Record; AMC Renews 'Turn'; J.Lo, Keith Urban Returning to 'American Idol'; Gordon Ramsay Quits 'Kitchen Nightmares'

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Gary Oldman Blasts Liberal Hollywood, Defends Mel Gibson and Alec Baldwin In an explosive rant, the British actor claimed that "political correctness is crap," and advised people to "take a f—ing joke." | Read More Hollywood Reporter Receives First-Ever Emmy Nomination for Award Roundtable THR and PBS SoCal have been recognized for the televised "Wolf of Wall Street" discussion featuring Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill and Terence Winter. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Nancy Meyers Casts Former Assistant for Key Role in 'The Intern' Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro are starring in the workplace comedy. | Read More Hollywood Guilds Want Supreme Court to Hear Marvel Characters Dispute SAG-AFTRA, the DGA and the WGA are rallying behind an effort by Jack Kirby's heirs to terminate rights to Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four and the Avengers. | Read More 'Mulaney' Actor Joins Anne Hathaway, Robert De Niro in 'The Intern' Rene Russo, "Girls" actor Andrew Rannells, and "Workaholics" co-creator Anders Holm have also boarded the comedy. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS World Cup: Record Rating on ESPN for USA-Portugal The dramatic 2-2 draw averaged a 9.1 overnight, the best-ever rating for a World Cup game on ESPN, and equaled ABC's audience for the second round USA vs Ghana match in 2010. | Read More AMC Renews 'Turn' for a Second Season The Revolutionary War drama, one of the network's two scripted launches for 2014, will return with 10 new episodes next year. | Read More Gordon Ramsay Says He's Retiring 'Kitchen Nightmares' The chef and TV personality, who isn't exactly running low on series, writes "I've decided to stop making the show." | Read More THE BUSINESS UTA Sues Poppy Montgomery For Failing to Pay Commissions The "Unforgettable" actress has been represented by the talent agency since August 2010, but it claims that she stopped paying commission fees after the show's first season. | Read More New Line Acquires Jason Blum's, Film 360's Horror Movie 'Superstition' (Exclusive) The film is New Line's first acquisition in eight years and is the first picture financed by Management 360's production arm. | Read More AMC Theatres Hires New President of Programming John D. Calkins previously served as an executive at Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. | Read More LATEST MUSIC NEWS It's Official: Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban Join Harry Connick Jr. and Ryan Seacrest in 'American Idol' Return As expected, and following contracts for half of the talent, Fox commits to having the same foursome front the show for season 14. | Read More STYLE & CULTURE Dressing Frankie Valli: How the 'Jersey Boys' Got Their Suits From mock turtlenecks to recording studio corduroy suits, the costume designer behind Clint Eastwood's new film tells us what it took to make The Four Seasons come to life onscreen. | Read More Khloe Kardashian Faces Backlash for Wearing Native American Headdress The reality star posted an Instagram photo of herself in a feathered headpiece. Fans were not pleased. | Read More Hollywood Bowl Inducts the Go-Gos, Pink Martini, Kristin Chenoweth Into Hall of Fame Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame welcomed three new acts with a finale that brought them all together. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Monty Python Launches Official Fan Club Fans of cult British comedy troupe Monty Python are being offered the opportunity to ask the founding members questions ahead of their final reunion tour show via the first official Python fan club – Monty Python's SPAM Club. Proudly touted as "what may be the worst run fan club in the world," the web-based fanclub will offer a place on the site for fans to write a message on its virtual "spamvelope." | Read More 'The Bachelorette' Recap: Andi Dorfman Cuts One Guy During His Date In an episode of The Bachelorette that gave new meaning to the words "pretty little liars," Andi Dorfman forced the guys to take a polygraph test. She also sent one guy home in the middle of their one-on-one date, which—speaking of Pretty Little Liars—seems like something that "A" might do.  PHOTOS THR's Reality Heat List: Sean Lowe, Kim Kardashian and Others Who Sizzle | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter Headlines newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy