Belfort, famously played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the Wolf of Wall Street movie, said Trump’s post merely repeated previous statements and that buying when share prices drop is a well-known tactic.

The 'Wolf of Wall Street' has defended Donald Trump against allegations that the US President was facilitating insider trading or engaging in market manipulation by doling out financial advice on ...

Grammy-nominated artist SZA is showing love for Sesame Street and expressing a desire to create peaceful children’s music to fulfill the final albums in her current recording contract.

Jordan Belfort, known as the ‘real-life Wolf Of Wall Street’, has backed Donald Trump‘s tariffs. Back in February, President Trump signed an executive order to impose tariffs on imports from ...

The ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ stockbroker has claimed President Donald Trump is not guilty of market manipulation or insider trading, after his abrupt U-turn on tariffs. Just hours before Trump announced ...

Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images WASHINGTON—Wall Street loathes him ... the man he calls “my Peter” may be down. But he’s not out.

In related news, for the 55th season of “Sesame Street,” the show debuted SZA’s special performance, featuring a song titled “Gratitude.” She collaborates with beloved Muppets Elmo ...

EXCLUSIVE: Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky has argued that the UK government is more worried about “poking the U.S. presidential bear” than protecting British TV storytelling. The BAFTA ...

His list of acting jobs also includes A Touch of Frost, The Bill, and a stint as Mr Murdoch in Coronation Street. Peter passed away in September 2018 at the ripe old age of 75. Nikki Sanderson ...

Since ending its deal with HBO in December, the long-running children’s TV series “Sesame Street” has been on an indefinite hiatus. While past episodes will continue to air on PBS KIDS and Max through ...

In a bold move, the U.S. imposes a staggering 104% tariff on Chinese imports, intensifying the trade conflict. President Trump expresses a willingness to engage in discussions, yet market jitters ...