A free speech group led by Hollywood star Jane Fonda is defending comedian Jimmy Kimmel, who President Trump and first lady Melania Trump said Monday should lose his late-night hosting gig over a joke last week calling the first lady an “expectant widow,

Ailing Dolly Parton has stepped in to settle down her prickly pal Jane Fonda amid her feud with Barbra Streisand, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

A free speech group led by Jane Fonda is backing Jimmy Kimmel over his comments on Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, which have reportedly sparked massive controversy. The group states that it’s wrong to fire Kimmel over a joke,

Billionaire gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer has been spending a lot of money on ad blitz across Southern California airwaves and online with various versions of his campaign commercials. But the latest ad,

Jane Fonda’s Committee for the First Amendment came to Jimmy Kimmel’s defense, after President Donald Trump again called for ABC to fire the late-night host over a joke he made last week in his monologue.

As a two-time Oscar-winning actress, devoted activist, and workout mogul, Jane Fonda is well-versed in the growing pains of evolving into new iterations of oneself. Most notably,

Jane Fonda discusses her role in "Dear Everything," a touring Earth Day musical raising money for climate-focused youth groups across the country.

Jane Fonda's Committee for the First Amendment condemned Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders on Thursday for voting to approve the studio's pending merger with Paramount. "Today's decision by Warner Bros.

Fans learned that Hollywood acting legend Jane Fons will be the commencement speaker at Hunter College's 2026 commencement on June 4.