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Francesca Eastwood is more than just a media fixture. The name, however, has taken quite the tumble in the last few days, with her arrest on a felony domestic violence charge and the imminent fallout. While the details of the incident remain elusive for many, it is also naturally raising a few eyebrows.

Francesca Eastwood with her son Titan | Credits: @Francesca Eastwood, Instagram

Francesca is one of Clint Eastwood’s eight children. Her mother, Frances Fisher, is perhaps best known for her role as Ruth DeWitt Bukater in Titanic (1997). Fisher and Clint Eastwood met in 1988, during the pre-production party for Pink Cadillac, never wed, and split by 1995, when Fisher started going out with George Clooney.

Clint Eastwood, meanwhile, is still chugging on. Almost seventy years into his career, the 94-year-old’s Juror #2 will be out in November 2024, a film in which his daughter Francesca plays a role.

Meet the Eastwoods...

Exclusive: Range Media Partners has inked a strategic partnership with Artists For Artists, the production company of Kenan Thompson & John Ryan Jr., spanning production, management, endorsements, and more.

Under the partnership, Range will co-produce projects with Thompson, Ryan and Afa, also representing the interests of the company and its principals from a management perspective, when it comes to endorsements and film/TV opportunities, and working with them to identify new business opportunities.

“Since Afa’s launch just a year after our own, we’ve been watching their growth from the incredible breadth of projects to the brilliant talent they work with,” said Range CEO Peter Micelli. “Our two companies both hold a core belief that when talent share in greater creative and financial autonomy, good things ensue. We couldn’t be more excited to be in business with Kenan, Johnny and the whole Afa team.”

Stated Artists For Artists’ Co-Founder and CEO,...

Where in the World Is Diller’s Memoir?

In late July, when Barry Diller’s forthcoming memoir, Who Knew, suddenly disappeared from Amazon — after it had popped up for presales ahead of a planned fall release — it raised all sorts of eyebrows. Had the book’s publisher, Knopf, pulled the project for some reason? Had there been an issue with Amazon (and Target, too, which also was taking preorders)? Was the tome even real in the first place? After all, Knopf hadn’t announced anything about a book deal with Diller, despite an early leak to Page Six. The answer, it turns out, is none of the above. Sources close to the project tell Rambling Reporter that it was Diller himself who delayed publication. After sending early copies to a close circle of friends for comments, the 82-year-old media mogul turned memoirist decided the manuscript needed some last-minute noodling. He...

Film enthusiasts and lovers of cinema came together at the 6th Annual Kodak Film Awards honoring Ava DuVernay, Andrew Haigh, Celine Song, Hoyte van Hoytema, Killer Films, Petra Collins, and Amazon’s Swarm. The event took place at the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Clubhouse on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.

Attendees at the event included Adamma Ebo, Kara Brown, Karen Joseph Adcock, Phoebe Darling, Tyler Shields, Pip White, Matthew J. Lloyd and Keith Davis.

Renowned production company Killer Films received the Film Production Company of the Year award at the 6th Annual Kodak Film Awards, which producer Christine Vachon accepted.

Vachon, who co-founded the independent production company Killer Films alongside Pamela Koffler in 1995, was honored with the Film Production Company of the Year award. Most recently, Killer Films produced two Academy Award-nominated films, Past Lives and May December.

Ava DuVernay, acclaimed for her latest film Origin, and Andrew Haigh, of the critically lauded All of Us Strangers,...

Model Ashley Morgan Smithline has detailed the alleged sexual abuse and sex assaults that her ex-boyfriend, Marilyn Manson, inflicted upon her.

The singer, whom she describes as the “most terrifying monster in the world,” reportedly raped her, bit her, whipped her, cut her, choked her with his fist, confined her in a soundproof room, and enticed her into a blood pact, she told People. “I didn’t know you could rape someone that you were in a relationship with,” she said in a video that accompanied the article. “There’s...

Noah Cyrus pines for “someone good” in her new single, “All Three.” Instead, she finds herself stuck playing an unwinnable game with a toxic lover.

In the song’s Tyler Shields-directed video, Cyrus is seen in various stages of vulnerability, stripped bare emotionally and physically. Passionate shared scenes with her paramour are woven between intimate solo moments, which include her caressing herself and also reflecting in a bathtub.

“Darling if I could/I would fall for someone good/Someone good for me,” she sings on the soaring ballad’s chorus.

Kathy Griffin re-shared the 2017 photo of her posing with a model of Donald Trump’s bloody, decapitated head after the president falsely declared victory in the 2020 presidential election early Wednesday.

The comedian posted the photo on Twitter without comment just minutes after Trump’s White House speech. It has since been retweeted nearly 12,000 times.

Taken by photographer Tyler Shields in 2017, the image drew major controversy to Griffin at the time, leading to an emotional apology video in which she called the picture a “mistake.”

Griffin was fired from CNN’s “New Year’s Eve” coverage and condemned by her co-host Anderson Cooper. The comedian has also said she was the subject of an investigation by the Secret Service and placed on a no-fly list in the wake of the photo.

However, Griffin has since retracted her apology, saying that she stands by the image.

Griffin has been a vocal critic...

Two years ago, a controversial photoshoot involving a bloody image of President Donald Trump nearly ended Kathy Griffin’s career.

When the photo of the comedian, now 58, holding up a Halloween mask of the President with ketchup poured on it to resemble blood went viral, she lost endorsement deals, a comedy tour and her long-standing gig as the co-host of CNN’s New Year’s Eve coverage with Anderson Cooper.

Soon Griffin began to receive death threats, and so did her then 97-year-old mom Maggie and her sister Joyce, who was in hospice care for end-stage cancer.

“I felt guilty,...

The comedienne who was told she would never work again just played a sold-out show at the Dolby Theatre.

Kathy Griffin, who was dropped by her representation, fired by CNN and Squatty Potty alike, and put under a media blackout after she took part in a photo shoot that saw her holding a Donald Trump mask dripping in ketchup, implying the president had been beheaded, has been on a Laugh Your Head Off world tour to prove that just “because they tried to put [her] out to pasture” doesn’t mean she would moo, she said at her Los Angeles stop Thursday.

“It’s not all jokes tonight,” she said. “I’m also spilling piping hot tea.”

Self-proclaimed to be known for being a “starf—er” who tells “dick jokes,” her three-hour set — performed in the now-infamous dress from that Tyler Shields photo shoot — didn’t skimp on the usual brand of raucous,...

Most recently known for his controversial photo of Kathy Griffin holding a prop of Donald Trump’s severed head, photographer Tyler Shields is no stranger of provocative images.

“I have been filming crazy s— longer than I have not been filming crazy s—,” says Shields in his new YouTube Red documentary, Tyler Shields: Provocateur. “I filmed people just doing the craziest things you could possibly imagine.”

Often called the “bad boy of photography,” the 35-year-old takes viewers behind the scenes of his wild shoots in the film.

“If there was YouTube when we were filming all that stuff, we’d all be in prison,...

Most recently known for his controversial photo of Kathy Griffin holding a prop of Donald Trump’s severed head, photographer Tyler Shields is no stranger of provocative images.

“I have been filming crazy s— longer than I have not been filming crazy s—,” says Shields in his new YouTube Red documentary, Tyler Shields: Provocateur. “I filmed people just doing the craziest things you could possibly imagine.”

Often called the “bad boy of photography,” the 35-year-old takes viewers behind the scenes of his wild shoots in the film.

“If there was YouTube when we were filming all that stuff, we’d all be in prison,...

Hours after the release of her decapitated — and controversial — Donald Trump mask photo, Kathy Griffin sought the counsel of three powerful women in Hollywood: Kris Jenner, Melanie Griffith and Rita Wilson.

Back in May 2017, a photo of Griffin, 57, holding a bloody and decapitated mold of Trump’s head was published on photographer Tyler Shields’ website and quickly circulated on the Internet.

But to Griffin’s surprise, the photo wasn’t well-received by many — liberals and conservatives alike.

That evening, Griffin was set to host a dinner party for Jenner, Griffith and Wilson. “I wondered, ‘Should I cancel the dinner?’ ” Griffin told The Hollywood Reporter.

[[tmz:video id="0_a9p5u9tp"]] Shock photographer Tyler Shields says his biz is booming since he shot the photo of Kathy Griffin holding a bloodied Trump mask -- and he has a plan for Kathy to rebound from the controversy. We got Tyler at Lax Tuesday where he insisted the photo will actually be good for Kathy's career ... in the long run. Kathy says she's been blacklisted from Hollywood since the whole fiasco, but Shields thinks she can turn it...

[[tmz:video id="0_8e9brznl"]] Tyler Shields -- the artist behind the Donald Trump "bloody head" spoof that landed Kathy Griffin in hot water -- says Griffin's message is important for people to hear. We got Tyler Saturday at Lax, and he told our photog he's in touch with Kathy pretty regularly.  He says she needs to press on not just so her fans can hear her, but her detractors as well. And Tyler says although she lost her CNN New Year's Eve gig,...

Kathy Griffin is not sorry for her infamous photo with a mask of Donald Trump’s bloodied head.

The 57-year-old comedian opened up about the controversy to BBC World News program HardTalk in an interview airing Wednesday.

“I’m not sorry. I take the apology back 1,000 percent,” Griffin said. “The reason I made the apology is when the image went out, I thought people would just think, ‘That’s Kathy doing another shocking image.’ I’ve done many throughout my entire career, and I’ve done many shocking things. When I won my first Emmy I said, ‘Suck it, Jesus,...

The photographer who took the now-infamous photos of comedian Kathy Griffin holding the severed head of President Donald Trump is speaking out about the contraversy.

Tyler Shields told Architectural Digest in an interview published Friday that he knew the image would be controversial but was still shocked by the level of outrage over Griffin’s photograph.

“The day we realized this was going to be really crazy — I don’t remember if it was the day after, or a couple of days later — I called Kathy and I said to her: ‘Listen, this happened to the Dixie Chicks, if you...

More than four months after sparking nationwide outrage for posing with a replica of President Donald Trump‘s bloodied, decapitated head in her hand, Kathy Griffin has returned to stand-up — wearing none other than a Trump mask.

The 56-year-old comedian — who, in the wake of the scandal, was fired from CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast, which she had co-hosted with Anderson Cooper for 10 years — made her bold return to comedy Sunday night at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, taking the stage wearing a mask of the president’s face, though this one free of blood and gore.

Kathy Griffin is picking up right where she left off -- rocking a Donald Trump mask onstage ... although this was not bloody. Kathy did her first stand-up gig since the infamous photo shoot with the severed Trump head, and made a daring entrance ... wearing a Trump mask with middle fingers blazing. She also took a knee and raised her fist during an AIDS fundraiser Sunday night at L.A.'s Orpheum Theatre. Making first public appearance,...

MaryAnn’s quick take… We’ve literally just seen this, in 2015’s Unfriended. Tedious wannabe scarefest misses the true horrors of Facebook and cultivates a personality-free blandness. I’m “biast” (pro): nothing

I’m “biast” (con): not a big horror fan

(what is this about? see my critic’s minifesto)

If you’ve seen 2015’s Unfriended — about a bunch of high school students who are tormented online by the evil spirit of a classmate who was recently bullied into suicide — then you’ve already seen Friend Request, which is about a bunch of college students who are tormented online by the evil spirit of a classmate who recently committed suicide as the ultimate passive-aggressive response to being ignored. And in fact, this “new” movie has been languishing unreleased in the Us for a year and a half, perhaps to get more air between it and the earlier film.

Kathy Griffin's photo of a fake, bloody Trump head has would-be buyers chomping at the bit to have it hanging in their living rooms ... but the photog has his price, and it's mighty steep.  Sources close to Tyler Shields -- who took the shot of Kathy holding the fake, bloody head resembling President Trump -- tell us he's already gotten over 1,000 offers from folks interested in buying a print of his controversial art piece ... many reaching 6 figures.

One year ago Marilyn Manson got his fans in a frenzy when he announced his new album, SAY10, for release on Valentine’s Day. A teaser clip from the title track would come a few months later displaying Manson and what looked like Donald Trump’s decapitated body. It was shot by Tyler Shields, who was behind the […]...

Kathy Griffin says the feds have "completely exonerated" her for the infamous Donald Trump beheading photo. According to Kathy, the federal investigation into the bloody head photo closed Friday. The Secret Service had been looking into the matter since Kathy and famed photographer Tyler Shields teamed up for the shot back in May. You'll recall, Kathy lost a bunch of gigs in the aftermath, including her CNN's New Year's special. She also claimed the President,...

Alec Baldwin has Kathy Griffin's back.

The 59-year-old actor, who played President Donald Trump on last season of Saturday Night Live, took to Twitter on Friday to defend Griffin amid the backlash over her controversial photo shoot.

Watch: Kathy Griffin Breaks Down in Tears Defending Controversial Donald Trump Photo: ‘He Broke Me’

"Kathy....baby...I've been there," Baldwin wrote before referencing his own political drama in 1998, when he joked about then-Representative Henry Hyde on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

"The whole Henry Hyde thing w Conan, where we bring out an oxygen mask at the end? A joke," he recalled. "That's what I thought. That's what we intended. No one walked out of the studio and said, 'No, we're serious!' No one. But all your gutless, weasels in the Gop insisted I actually threatened Hyde. They played the victim beautifully."

"Kathy...f**k them. F**k them all. No 1 believes...

Not all Donald Trumps are mad at comedian Kathy Griffin after she posed with a fake bloodied, severed head of the 45th President of the United States.

Alec Baldwin — who has portrayed the 70-year-old former reality star on NBC’s Saturday Night Live since September 2016 — stood by Griffin in a series of tweets on Friday night.

“Kathy… f— them them. F— them all,” Baldwin, 59, wrote. “No one believes you meant to threaten Trump. Trump is such a senile idiot, all he has is Twitter fights.”

“Ignore him,” Baldwin continued. “Like the leaders of all the other countries in the world.

[[tmz:video id="0_a7q0rfib"]] Kathy Griffin now says all she did with the now infamous photo is parody Donald Trump's own words about Megyn Kelly, when he said during the campaign, "She had blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever." Kathy, who sobbed at one point saying of the President, "He broke me," says she's dealt with "white guys trying to hold her down before," pretty clearly saying Trump is doing that to her now.

Kathy Griffin couldn't seem to muster up any words when asked about her former CNN New Year's Eve co-host, Anderson Cooper.

The 56-year-old comedian was promptly fired from the cable news network earlier this week after receiving backlash for a controversial photo shoot with photographer Tyler Shields, in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

Prior to Griffin's termination, Cooper -- who currently hosts Anderson Cooper 360 on CNN -- tweeted his disapproval of the photo shoot, writing: "For the record, I am appalled by the photo shoot Kathy Griffin took part in. It is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate."

Exclusive: Jamie Foxx Weighs in on Kathy Griffin Controversy -- 'Don't Kill the Comedian'

On Friday, Griffin and her attorney, Lisa Bloom, gave a press conference, defending the "true motivation behind the image," and addressed how the controversy surrounding the photo shoot has affected the former Life on the D-List star's career...

Kathy Griffin is speaking out after receiving backlash for a controversial photo shoot with photographer Tyler Shields, in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

On Friday, the 56-year-old comedian and her attorney, Lisa Bloom, addressed the media to "explain the true motivation behind the image, and respond to the bullying from the Trump family she has endured," Griffin's rep said in a statement ahead of the press conference.

Bloom first spoke on Griffin's behalf as she stood beside her, and argued that the former My Life on the D-List star has the "right to publicly parody the president." Griffin's lawyer explained that the photo was designed to make fun of Trump's comments he made about Megyn Kelly when he told CNN during his presidential campaign that she had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever." Bloom added that Griffin "never imagined" that people would see the...

Though rare for First Lady Melania Trump to issue a statement at all, she took the time to speak out about the recent photo of comedian Kathy Griffin holding a fake severed head of Donald Trump. Melania Trump Responds To Kathy Griffin Image Griffin had celebrity photographer Tyler Shields do a shoot of her holding a bloody prop reminiscent of […]

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[[tmz:video id="0_037k7otr"]] Tyler Shields is not flinching from critics who have condemned his photo shoot with Kathy Griffin. Shields emerged from hiding for a late-night ice cream run at Gelson's supermarket in L.A., and made it clear he would not apologize. He says artists need balls ... they have to stand by their work even if they face a torrent of criticism. Tyler made it clear there may be more down the pike ... he will not censor himself in future photo shoots.

First Lady Melania Trump has responded to the photos of Kathy Griffin posing with the decapitated head of her husband by questioning the comedian’s mental health. “As a mother, a wife, and a human being, that photo is very disturbing,” she said in a statement. “When you consider some of the atrocities happening in the world today, a photo opportunity like this is simply wrong and makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it.” The image, taken by photographer Tyler Shields and shared on his website on Tuesday, depicted Griffin holding up a bloody,...

Kathy Griffin has been let go by CNN following her photo shoot in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

The 56-year-old comedian has co-hosted CNN's New Year's Eve special alongside Anderson Cooper since 2007. On Wednesday, CNN tweeted that it has "terminated" its agreement with Griffin, despite her apology on Tuesday.

"CNN has terminated our agreement with Kathy Griffin to appear on our New Year's Eve program," the network's official Twitter account posted on Wednesday.

News: Anderson Cooper 'Appalled' by Kathy Griffin's 'Disgusting' Donald Trump Photo, Melania Trump Also Responds

Et has reached out to Griffin for comment.

A source with knowledge of the situation tells Et that Griffin "crossed the line."

"Both Anderson [Cooper] and [CNN President] Jeff Zucker thought it was disgusting and way out of line," the source says. "Neither of them felt comfortable with having her back, so that sealed it. Anderson likes Kathy, and Jeff liked...

Kathy Griffin caused shock and outrage when she shared a photo and video on social media in which she’s depicted happily holding the bloody, severed head of Donald Trump. Following the release of the photo, part of a collaboration with artist Tyler Shields, Griffin returned to Twitter — but this time to offer an apology. […]...

CNN has fired Kathy Griffin from their annual New Year’s Eve program, which she cohosted with anchor Anderson Cooper.

The network made the announcement via Twitter Wednesday morning.

“CNN has terminated our agreement with Kathy Griffin to appear on our New Year’s Eve program,” the CNN Public Relations account tweeted.

CNN has terminated our agreement with Kathy Griffin to appear on our New Year's Eve program.

— CNN Communications (@Cnnpr) May 31, 2017

A spokesman for Griffin said she would have no comment beyond the apology video she posted on Tuesday.

The termination comes one day after the comedienne posted a photo and video of her holding a fake severed head of President Donald Trump. She later apologized for the photo and video, saying it went too far, and removed it from her Twitter account. She had made it as part of a photo shoot with Tyler Shields, but they did...

Kathy Griffin is letting everyone know exactly how she feels about Donald Trump in a new photoshoot. TMZ was the first to share the photos of the comedian’s new political set with famed photographer Tyler Shields, and the gory pics are already causing controversy. Related: Twitter Erupts After Donald Trump Sings U.S. Anthem At Memorial Day Ceremony […]...

Kathy Griffin is still experiencing major fallout from the controversial photo shoot in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

The 56-year-old comedian apologized on Tuesday for the shocking photo after it quickly caused widespread outrage, and now Anderson Cooper -- with whom Griffin has co-hosted CNN's New Year’s Eve special since 2007 -- has also condemned the image.

"For the record, I am appalled by the photo shoot Kathy Griffin took part in," Cooper tweeted on Tuesday. "It is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate."

News: Kathy Griffin Apologizes for Controversial Donald Trump Photo -- 'I Went Too Far'

Cooper mirrored CNN's own statement about the photo shoot. The network said it's now "evaluating" Griffin's appearance on their New Year's Eve special.

"We found what she did disgusting and offensive," CNN said in a statement obtained by Et. "We are pleased to see she has apologized and asked that the photos...

Kathy Griffin, who once stripped in front of Anderson Cooper during CNN’s “New Year’s Eve Live,” apologized for a photo shot by celebrity photographer Tyler Shields which showed the comedian holding a likeness of Donald Trump’s bloody, severed head.

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“I sincerely apologize…I’m a comic, I cross the line. I move the line, then I cross it,” said Griffin in a video posted to Twitter last night. “I went way too far. The image is too disturbing, I understand how it offends people. It wasn’t funny, I get it. I’ve made a lot of mistakes in my career, I will continue. I ask your forgiveness…I went too far, I made a mistake, and I was wrong.”

I am sorry. I went too far. I was wrong. pic.twitter.

Donald Trump just lashed out at Kathy Griffin for her photo shoot featuring a beheaded, bloody mannequin in the image of the President, saying she has messed up his 11-year-old son. Trump tweeted, "Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself. My children, especially my 11 year old son, Barron, are having a hard time with this. Sick." Kathy has apologized for the shoot she did with famed photog Tyler Shields, after receiving a torrent of criticism.

Update: Katy Griffin has apologized for her fake Donald Trump beheading video, which she posted via Twitter earlier today. A few hours after the original message hit, the comedy queen tweeted a new video, along with the caption, "I am sorry. I went too far. I was wrong." Her apology comes on the heels of a huge backlash over the gory images, which were filmed by celebrity photographer Tyler Shields. Donald tweeted about the controversial shoot Wednesday, writing, "Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself. My children, especially my 11 year old son, Barron, are having a hard time with this. Sick!" ________ Kathy may have finally gone too far... Earlier...

President Donald Trump says comedian Kathy Griffin “should be ashamed of herself” for a video she posted of a replica of his bloodied, decapitated head.

Trump invoked his youngest son, Barron, as he criticized Griffin as “sick” for the image, which has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle — and even sparked an apology from Griffin.

“Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself,” the president tweeted Wednesday morning. “My children, especially my 11 year old son, Barron, are having a hard time with this. Sick!”

Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself. My children, especially my 11 year old son, Barron,...

Kathy Griffin may have been joking when she posed with what looked like the bloody head of Donald Trump, but the Secret Service isn't laughing. Law enforcement sources tell us the Secret Service has launched an investigation into "the circumstances surrounding the photo shoot." TMZ first posted the pic, shot by famed photog Tyler Shields. We're told the Secret Service does not jump to conclusions that incendiary photos or writings are serious or in jest.

President Donald Trump wasted no time Wednesday morning blasting “sick” comedian Kathy Griffin for her photo featured a bloody and decapitated head of him. “Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself,” Potus tweeted. “My children, especially by 11 year old son, Barron, are having a hard time with this. Sick!” The red-headed comedian came under immediate fire on Tuesday after photographer Tyler Shields posted a photo and video from a shoot featuring Griffin holding the bloodied disembodied head of a man looking remarkably like Trump. Also Read: CNN 'Evaluating New Year's' Show After Kathy Griffin's 'Disgusting and Offensive' Trump Photos Kathy Griffin should.

[[tmz:video id="0_fr4k8qd3"]] Nicole Murphy got a big laugh at Kathy Griffin's pic holding a bloody, beheaded image of President Trump ... and she even thinks he was asking for it. We got Nicole at Lax Tuesday and she was quick to say Trump "set the bar" for Griffin's photo shoot with Tyler Shields. As you know, Griffin has since apologized, saying she crossed the line, and Trump has blasted her ... saying 11-year-old Barron was traumatized by the pic.

[[tmz:video id="0_fu3cyu99"]] Kathy Griffin is throwing herself on her sword ... apologizing for the gory photo she took with a bloody Donald Trump mask, and vowing to remove the image. Kathy posted a video mea culpa, saying, "I moved the line, and then I crossed it. I went way too far. The image is too disturbing. I understand how it offends people." She chalked up the decision to pose for famed photog Tyler Shields as the latest in...

Kathy Griffin is acknowledging that she “crossed the line” by posing for a photo with a replica of President Donald Trump’s bloodied, decapitated head in her hand.

“I’m a comic. I crossed the line, I moved the line and then I crossed the line,” the comedienne, 56, said in a video posted on Twitter. “I went way too far. The image is too disturbing. I understand how it offends people, it wasn’t funny.”

Griffin added that she was taking down the photo and planned on asking the photographer, Tyler Shields, to do the same.

I am sorry. I went too far.

Kathy Griffin is sorry for the controversial photo shoot in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

The 56-year-old comedian took to Twitter on Tuesday to issue an apology to fans after many criticized that her collaboration with photographer Tyler Shields went too far.

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"Hey everybody, it's me, Kathy Griffin. I sincerely apologize. I'm just now seeing the reaction to these images," Griffin said in a video posted to her Twitter account. "I'm a comic. I crossed the line. I moved the line, then I crossed it. I went way too far."

"The image is too disturbing. I understand how it offends people. It wasn't funny. I get it. I've made a lot of mistakes in my career. I will continue. I ask for your forgiveness," she continued. "I'm taking down the image, and asked the...

Comedian Kathy Griffin has kicked up controversy again by posing for a photo with a severed head bearing a strong resemblance to President Donald Trump. The image (below), which shows the comedian holding up a bloodied and swollen head, were posted on photographer Tyler Shields’ blog on Tuesday, along with a behind-the-scenes video explaining the concept. “Tyler and I are not afraid to do images that make noise,” Griffin says in the video, after praising Shields as “wildly talented.” Also Read: Here's What Happens When You Suddenly Get a Call From Kathy Griffin As she predicted, the image of Griffin holding up the severed.

Kathy Griffin wants Donald Trump's head ... but she wants it bloody and detached from his body. The comedian posed for the gory shot during a photo session with famed photog Tyler Shields, who's known for edgy, shocking pics. We got the pic before the release. During the photo shoot, Kathy joked that she and Tyler would need to move to Mexico once the pics got released, for fear they'd be thrown in prison. Trump's...

Marilyn Manson told The Daily Beast that it’s his duty as an artist to ask the questions and have the viewers answer them. So what is he trying to say in his new music video for “Say10?”

The singer shared a gory Nsfw clip on Election Day which shows him sitting on a throne, ripping pages from a bible, then panning over to a beheaded man who resembles the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. The video is directed by Tyler Shields, and while it doesn’t mention that it’s Trump, Manson told the publication that the piece is open to interpretation.

Read More: Aphex Twin Shares New Promo Video Starring Distorted Versions of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

“Either way tomorrow goes, the visuals are meant to create contemplation. Because it’s obviously bigger than just tomorrow,” he told The Daily Beast on the eve of Election Day.

Following this past weekend’s channel debuts of Cockneys vs Zombies, Horror Express and Antiviral, the UK’s very own Horror Channel will be screening Eight more weekend film premieres this month, including the UK TV premieres of Tommy Wirkola’s crowd-pleasing, carnage-driven Dead Snow 2: Red or Dead, Jon Knautz’s demonic gem The Shrine, Tyler Shields’s stylish mash-up of Scream and La Femme Nikita, Final Girl, and Ben Kital’s underground possession thriller Beneath.

There are also network premieres Wes Craven’s demented classic The Hills Have Eyes, Leigh Janiak’s acclaimed Honeymoon starring Harry Treadaway and Rose Leslie, John Grissmer’s gloriously gruesome slice of ‘80s slasher, Blood Rage, and Steve Miner’s hilarious cult favourite House.

Full details of premieres in transmission order:

Fri 11 Nov @ 22:55 – The Shrine (2010) *UK TV Premiere

Three reporters sneak off to an isolated Polish village, eager to investigate the disappearance of a backpacker.

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Rumer Willis is opening up about her younger sister Tallulah‘s recent photo shoot.

Talking with People Now, the winner of the 20th season of Dancing with the Stars supported her sister’s jaw-dropping racy photographs, which were taken by Tyler Shields and feature 22-year-old Tallulah topless in a variety of Nsfw snaps.

“Art is just a form of expression,” Rumer told People. “Whether it’s with music, dance photography all of it. It’s hard for my to place judgement on anybody who puts things out there because it’sÂ...