Every fall, the American Library Association celebrates Banned Books Week to promote intellectual freedom by highlighting authors who have experienced censorship or attempts at suppression. Next fall, they can add Jordan Peterson to the list because employees at his own publisher attempted to scuttle his latest book.

The same fans who champion freedom-loving rebels in the Star Wars universe want, in the real world, to silence a strong-willed actress who exercises her freedom of speech and refuses to conform to the demands of Hollywood wokeness.

Gina Carano plays Cara Dune on The Mandalorian, the hit Star Wars series on Disney+, but some of the fan base wants her gone.

A-list actor Chris Pratt, who stars in the Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World franchises, keeps his politics to himself. He’s the worst, according to Twitter users.

A homegrown app called Triller plans to capitalize on TikTok’s troubles and establish itself as the go-to platform for sharing dance clips—and it’s willing to pay big bucks.

Cineworld, the owner of Regal Cinemas, announced Monday it will close its movie theaters in the United States and United Kingdom until further notice. Many of Cineworld’s locations have opened in the past two months, but they can’t keep going without a pipeline of new movies from Hollywood.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences suffered embarrassment in 2015 when critics pointed to a lack of diversity in film nominations and #OscarsSo­White started trending on social media. April Reign, the activist who started the hashtag, noted that the academy’s membership at the time was 92 percent white and 75 percent male.

TV personality Jimmy Kimmel hosted the 72nd Emmy Awards on Sunday in the largely empty Staples Center in Los Angeles while nominees waited at home to discover whether they had won. Winners gave their acceptance speeches via livestream and, in most cases, received their trophies through prearranged delivery.