Amy Schumer

From Katy Perry to Charlize Theron to Troye Sivan, countless A-list celebrities joined the Women's March protests in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, New York City and more.

The 'This Is Us' cast, Sofia Vergara, Amy Schumer and more stars' real fun happened off camera at the 2017 Golden Globes.

From Trump jokes to a deeply affecting Meryl Streep speech, the Golden Globes brought the Hollywood fire.

J. Law also told Andy Cohen during a 'Watch What Happens Live' interview that her movie with Amy Schumer's moving forward.

After her father lost their family farm to bankruptcy years ago, Amy Schumer bought it back for him just in time for the holidays.

The public’s first look at Amy Schumer’s upcoming crime-comedy Snatched came a couple of months ago, when she posted that video of her and her costar Goldie Hawn doing a lightly choreographed dance routine tribute to Beyoncé’s “Formation” and instantly earned the ire of the internet. Somewhat less likely to earn her charges of cultural appropriation, however, is the official red-band trailer for that movie, which Schumer released today in the hopes that she has not yet fallen entirely out of favor with the general public. The people will most likely smile more kindly on Schumer when she’s getting a beverage spat on her instead of putting her face on an anthem for black womanhood — the spit take can bridge any cultural gap, truly.

Sony’s live-action Barbie movie project has had a bit of a bumpy development process, initially hiring Diablo Cody to pen the screenplay (yay!) before tossing it out (boo!) and hiring three more (!) writers to deliver competing screenplays (huh?) — leaving us with little idea of what to expect from this wacky film. That drastically changed today, as Amy Schumer has officially been cast in the title role in the Barbie movie, which has an official screenplay and everything.

Celebrities like Katy Perry, Rihanna, Rashida Jones and more offered their thoughts on the shocking outcome of the U.S. Election.

Soulja Boy, Christina Aguilera and Shonda Rhimes also made their Election Day 2016 declarations.

These celebs believe we'll be stronger together Hillary on November 8.

About 200 people stood up and left Schumer's show Sunday Night, The Tampa Bay Times reports.

'Maybe I can help to explain the oppressive systems that have benefited and allowed them to say these careless, insensitive and offensive things...'