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Donald Trump can't separate fiction from reality ... according to Harrison Ford who took a hysterical shot at the presidential candidate.

If you missed it, Trump recently said his fav Ford movie was "Air Force One" because "he stood for America" in the action flick. Well, an Australian interviewer asked Ford about the compliment, and he found it laughable.

Watch this ... Harrison spoke directly to Donald, and took a HUGE shot at his powers of perception.

Wow. So, this never REALLY happened?

We ain't come a long way, baby ... is what George Lopez takes from "Straight Outta Compton" getting zero Golden Globe nominations, but there's great news for transgenders and ... Indians.

George seemed genuinely upset about the 'GG' diss ... saying it makes minorities working in showbiz feel like their contributions are not valued. But you gotta see what happened when he shifted gears, and decided to focus on the positives.

Since the Mos Eisley Cantina doesn't deliver, tons of 'Star Wars' fans camped out in front of a movie theater in Hollywood had to settle for the next best thing ... buffalo wings.

The most loyal fans in this galaxy are already camped out in front of the famous Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd. ... despite the fact the movie doesn't open for SIX days.

But Thursday night, the group was treated to some free wings to help get them through the waiting game, and y'know ... general starvation.

One downside -- tons of wings, no restroom in sight. They're gonna need more than the Force.

Criss Angel's trying to pull off something more impressive than any of his tricks -- he's on a $1 million mission, inspired by his toddler's battle with cancer.

Angel is using his fame to bring national attention to the horrors of fighting pediatric cancer. His 21-month-old son Johnny was diagnosed in October, and will be in treatment for at least the next several years.

Criss is making a documentary called "1095" ... the number of days Johnny will undergo chemo. Next year, he's aiming even bigger -- holding a charity event at the Luxor, where he does his Vegas act. He's footing the bill for the whole thing and wants to raise $1 million.

Ice Cube doesn't seem to have any beef with the Hollywood Foreign Press for snubbing "Straight Outta Compton" of a Golden Globe nomination.

As we previously reported ... the film, a favorite with critics, shockingly didn't get a single nomination and Cube was even asked to present at Thursday morning's announcement.

A short while ago, in this galaxy ...

It is a period of waiting. 'Star Wars' fans, awaiting 'The Force Awakens,' line up outside theaters in Hollywood.

During the wait, hunger consumes the 100 Jedi fans not able to leave their folding chairs, for fear of losing their place in line, some who have been there already for days.

Pursued by no one, Starlight Children's Foundation, a charity for terminally ill kids, reaches out to Buffalo Wild Wings for help.

Soon 100 orders of wings, roughly worth $1,000 are donated to those on Hollywood Blvd, along with Bourbon Honey Mustard, one of 16 delicious BWW sauces.

The wait continues but there is balance in fans' stomachs once more.

Finally, Ronda Rousey is SMILING AGAIN!!!

For the first time since the beatdown in Australia, the UFC superstar was out in public looking like her old self -- happy and care free ... walking her dog at a park in L.A.

But did you notice the guy she was talking to? That's Nick Cassavetes -- a Hollywood heavyweight who's also directing Ronda's next movie, "Road House."

Ice Cube narrowly escaped a hugely embarrassing moment during the Golden Globe nominations -- not only did they snub "Straight Outta Compton," but Cube was asked to be there!

Sources close to the award show tell TMZ a rep for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association invited Ice Cube last month to do the live announcement of nominees in L.A. We're told Cube had to decline though, because he was already scheduled to be in NY.

The Globes' diss of 'Compton' is baffling enough, but imagine if Cube had been standing on the stage when it happened?!!

Fans on social media are already blasting the H.F.P.A. for being out of touch -- but if Cube was there ... they'd have a lot of 'splaining to do.

The Weeknd has been accused of straight beat jackery on his hit song, "The Hills" -- and according to a lawsuit obtained by TMZ, the Weeknd's own producer has already ADMITTED to the theft.

The company behind the lawsuit is Cutting Edge Music -- which claims "The Hills" contains a baseline featured in the score of a movie called, "The Machine."

C.E.M. says it not only owns the licensing rights to the song -- but insists they NEVER gave permission to The Weeknd to use it on his song.

But the smoking gun, according to the suit, is a tweet allegedly sent in March by one of Weeknd's producers -- in which he complimented the composer for the movie music and said it "might make it 2 the weeknd next album."

He added, "Huge fan of what u did 4 the machine movie."

Two months later, the song was released -- became a monster hit -- and C.E.M. was furious.

Now, they want Weeknd to fork over the profits from the song -- though they haven't mentioned a specific number.

Acting hurts.

Check out Michael B. Jordan taking a REAL punch to the face on the set of "Creed" -- and while it was totally scripted ... you can see and hear the impact.

In fact, Sylvester Stallone recently told Rotten Tomatoes that Jordan was "knocked cold" from the punch ... though he adds, "I didn't mean for that to happen."

"Revenge of the Nerds" star Robert Carradine is ending his 25 year marriage, and he's asking his wife for spousal support.

Carradine, who played the lead role of Lewis Skolnick in 'Nerds,' filed divorce docs late last month ... citing irreconcilable differences in the split with Edith Carradine.

The couple has 2 adult kids ... so child support won't be an issue. In his docs, Robert did indicate he wants Edith to pay him spousal support. They've been separated since July.

Robert was in a horrific car accident in Colorado back in March ... which he was lucky to survive.

Over the summer, he'd recovered enough to shoot an episode of "Celebrity Wife Swap" -- he and Edith swapped with Terrell Owens and his girlfriend.

The guy who played Benny "The Jet" Rodriguez in "The Sandlot" is now facing serious prison time ... after getting charged in a Halloween night beatdown.

According to docs, Michael Vitar and 2 friends got into a fight with a 22-year-old man who was walking abound their neighborhood and handing out candy to children. The L.A. County D.A.'s Office says the men chased the victim, jumped him and threw him to the ground.

All 3 men were charged with felony assault. LAPD arrested Vitar last week and he was released on $30,000 bail.

After his acting career, Vitar went on to become an L.A. firefighter. The LAFD says Vitar and one of his friends, also a firefighter, have been placed on administrative leave with pay while the case proceeds.

Vitar faces up to 4 years in prison if convicted.

J.K. Rowling says her most evil character Lord Voldemort doesn't hold a candle to Donald Trump.

Responding to a BBC article about Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering America, Rowling took to Twitter to defend the evil Lord Voldemort. "How horrible. Voldemort was nowhere near as bad."

Rowling might have just created the next Dark Lord for another series.

Adam Sandler is to Hanukkah what Mariah Carey is to Christmas, so it's no surprise his holiday party was epic ... and long.

Sandler threw the shebang for his Happy Madison employees Thursday night at Pickwick Gardens in Burbank, and it was stacked with stars, including David Spade, Josh Gad, Joey Fatone, Taylor Lautner, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Jon Lovitz, Tom Morello and Courtney Love.

Lots to do ... an ice rink, bowling and games, but the real entertainment was Sandler who hopped on the mic with KISS singer and bassist Gene Simmons. Turns out ... they were just the opening act for Vanilla Ice.

On the menu ... pigs in a blanket, mac and cheese, chicken fingers, pasta, pizza, subs, a Chinese buffet and an entire room filled with desserts.

"The Endless Summer" boasts one of the most iconic movie posters in cinematic history, which is why producers are so pissed off at a lipstick company they say flagrantly ripped them off.

Producers are suing Lipstick Queen, claiming the company's "Endless Summer" lipstick line shamelessly copied off the colorful poster.

There are lots of gripes. Producers are indignant the gloss bares the name of the movie, but if that's not enough the individual lipstick names are like rubbing salt in the wound ... "Hang Ten," "Stoked" and "Perfect Wave." "In Search of The Perfect Wave" was a slogan for the '66 classic flick.

Producers want the judge to force Lipstick Queen to stop all sales STAT, destroy any remaining products. They also want all the profits.

Oscar nominated actress Shohreh Aghdashloo is applauding the LAPD for treading lightly with Muslims, but knows the San Bernardino massacre is making their jobs much harder.

Shohreh -- best known for her roles in "24" and the movie, "House of Sand and Fog" -- is an Iranian born celebrity who has a strong opinion about racial profiling.

We talked to her about the story TMZ broke -- that LAPD brass wants officers to avoid approaching Middle Easterners unless they're doing something to "arouse real suspicion."

But the Emmy winner's real issue is with Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik -- she explained how their act screwed up thousands upon thousands of lives.

Side note: Shoreh was so good in 'Sand and Fog.'