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Full title: William H. Macy argues that his wife, Felicity Huffman, deserves leniency because she ’empowered the transgender community’ William H. Macy argued to the judge in the “Varsity Blues” case that his wife, Felicity Huffman, deserves leniency because, in part, she was in the film “Transamerica” where she played a transgender woman: Pretty emotional letter from William H. Macy to a judge set to sentence Felicity Huffman in the "Varsity Blues" scandal. Though not sure how this part helps. https://t.co/s8mn1fFsq8 pic.twitter.com/5Fi8XpmvX9— Eriq Gardner (@eriqgardner) September 6, 2019 Oh, and Huffman argued that the reason she cheated her daughter into...

as prosecutors call for actress to spend just ONE MONTH in jail after she pleaded guilty in admissions scandal Felicity Huffman has been recommended to spend just one month in jail in connection to the college admissions scandal where she pleaded guilty in April to mail fraud and honest services fraud. The actress wrote in a letter delivered to a Boston judge on Friday that believed she was giving her daughter with a learning disability a 'fair shot' by paying $15,000 for a SAT test to be corrected to help Sophia gain entry to the University of Southern California. After...

(CNSNews.com) - Academy Award-nominated actor William H. Macy told CNSNews.com that the government should not regulate talk radio so it is “balanced” -- with some variant of a Fairness Doctrine or local ownership rules -- because “this is America” and “you can say anything you want.” He also said the average American is “smarter than all the politicians.” “Absolutely not. This is America. You can say anything you want,” Macy told CNSNews.com at the White House Correspondent’s dinner when asked whether the content of talk radio should be regulated by the government for political balance. “I think it’s fair that...

William H. Macy is a veteran actor in Hollywood, and he knows talent when he sees it. He also knows lazy and bad behavior when he sees it, too. That's led to Macy calling out Lindsay Lohan and other lazy actors for their lack of punctuality. William H. Macy was at a Los Angeles press junket for his new film Everyone's Hero, when he started talking to reporters about Lohan. People carried some of Macy's quotes. "You can't show up late. It's very, very disrespectful." This isn't the first time someone has stepped up to challenge Lindsay Lohan about her...