Hollywood director Adam McKay is urging fellow Democrats to renounce the party in response to leaders like Nancy Pelosi trying to suppress rising stars like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Adam McKay — who directed the 2018 Dick Cheney biopic “Vice” — is encouraging voters to abandon the Democrat party in the wake of Kamala Harris’ loss to President-elect Donald Trump, calling out Democrat elites for their lies and shenanigans, including hiding President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline from the American people.
Hollywood director Adam McKay has taken the unusual initiative to write a speech for President Joe Biden declaring a “national climate emergency” in light of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Hollywood filmmaker Adam McKay, who directed the 2018 Dick Cheney biopic “Vice,” knows better than many Democrat elites just how much his own party has changed for the worse.
Woke Hollywood producer, “Vice” and “Don’t Look Up” director Adam McKay created a fake Chevron ad in an attempt to skewer the company and push his far-left global warming agenda, even as McKay — with his estimated $60 million net worth — enjoys flying thousands of carbon-spewing miles to his various homes around the world.
Netflix’s Don’t Look Up director Adam McKay declared Tuesday he is “past politeness” on climate issues and has pledged $4 million to the Climate Emergency Fund (CEF), a network which delivers grants to those who pursue “disruptive activism” in the public space.
Hollywood filmmaker Adam McKay, who directed “The Big Short” and Netflix’s climate-change satire “Don’t Look Up,” has admitted that Democrats are struggling to beat Republicans, whom he referred to as a bunch of “murderous clowns.”
Netflix’s “Don’t Look Up” director Adam McKay has used Oscars season to re-invent himself as one of Hollywood’s most vocal climate change activists. He has called climate change the most serious threat facing mankind, demanded the defunding of a natural gas pipeline, and even claimed that anyone who dislikes his movie isn’t serious about global warming.
“Don’t Look Up” director Adam McKay turned out to support the Youth Climate Strike Los Angeles.
Left-wing Hollywood never wants you to forget about January 6 and now it has found a way make a three-hour riot live on forever.
“Don’t Look Up” filmmaker Adam McKay believes his Netflix comedy has the power to change the course of politics, saying his fervent wish is for Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) to watch the satirical movie and experience an epiphany on climate change, which the director called “the biggest threat in the history of humankind.”
Co-writer, director Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up” will accidentally please establishment-hating Trump fans.
Don’t Look Up filmmaker Adam McKay has called climate change the “biggest threat to life in human history,” saying he made the Netflix movie as a way to get people talking about the issue.
When left-wing critics slam Don’t Look Up, a piece of Global Warming propaganda starring Leonardo DiCaprio, you know it must really stink.
Adam McKay, the Oscar-winning Hollywood producer-director behind The Big Short and Vice, has to reassure his nearly one million Twitter followers that he still zealously hates Republicans after daring to criticize California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) as a “big money suck with DEVO hair.”
Socialism is gaining ground among millionaire entertainment industry elites as Hollywood’s brand of corporate leftism has proven to be insufficiently radical for a growing number of showbiz professionals.
Adam McKay, the Hollywood producer-director behind The Big Short and Vice, is working on a new climate-change-themed anthology series that is scheduled to debut on the HBO Max streaming service.
Hollywood director Adam McKay, best known for The Big Short, Anchorman, and Talladega Nights, hyped Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as a presidential candidate who could create an America with “free healthcare, a living wage,” and “clean air and water.”
Woke-comedies are dying at the box office while the tried-and-true Adam Sandler breaks Netflix viewing records, and… The utterly useless Hollywood Reporter is blaming this death of comedy at the box office on everything but what is actually causing the
Hollywood actress-tuned political activist Jennifer Lawrence is the face of a new star-studded campaign called RepresentUs that seeks to “save” America from political corruption like gerrymandering and lobbying.
It wasn’t until Green Book faced a wave of backlash that I realized the feel-good dramedy — which upset critical darlings Roma and BlacKkKlansman (literally upset) Sunday night for the Best Picture Oscar — was directed by Peter Farrelly.
Oscar-winning film director Adam McKay expressed his disgust with a viral video of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) Friday evening, saying the Democratic party should purge her and other veteran lawmakers like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
Actor Christian Bale lashed out at President Trump in a new interview, calling him a “clown” with an “enormous ego.”
At 88-years of age, Clint Eastwood has another major box office success on his hands. As of this weekend, The Mule, which Eastwood both stars in and directs, has cleared an incredible $81 million.
Actor Christian Bale thanked “Satan” for helping him prepare for his role as former Vice President Dick Cheney in his Golden Globe acceptance speech Sunday after winning Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for Vice.
NEW YORK (AP) — When the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards get underway Sunday night, who takes home statuettes is only a small part of the intrigue.
Although writer/director Adam McKay has managed to keep the fires of his hatred for Dick Cheney stoked a full decade after the former vice president left office, rather than serving as a constructive muse, this hatred is so blinding, so smug, so superior, McKay ends up revealing more about a lot himself than his subject.
Vice does currently enjoy a middling 68 percent fresh rating at Rotten Tomatoes, which is respectable, but lower than Anchorman 2, and far from Best Picture material.
The Latest on the announcement of nominations for the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California.
The Dick Cheney biopic director says Bill Clinton was one of the “worst presidents” in modern U.S. history.
Director of the upcoming movie Vice Adam McKay referred to President Trump as a “frothing maniac with a meat cleaver” in a recent interview.
Visuals for director-writer Adam McKay’s latest film Vice show actor Christian Bale’s transformation into Vice President Dick Cheney.
The Hollywood left was out in full force Wednesday celebrating the publication of a New York Times op-ed from an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration.
Celebrities took to Twitter to call for increased gun control measures almost immediately after news broke of the shooting at a Sutherland Springs, Texas church on Sunday that claimed at least 24 lives.
Less than two months after she mocked Christians and Trump voters in a promo video for her new standup special, comedian and actress Sarah Silverman says she wants her forthcoming Hulu talk show, I Love You, America, to build bridges between people on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
Christian Bale is in discussions to play Dick Cheney in a biopic of the former vice president’s life from writer-director Adam McKay, according to a report.
Hulu has ordered ten half-hour episodes of I Love You, America, a new comedic political talk show hosted by Sarah Silverman and produced by left-wing comedy outlet Funny or Die.
Hollywood celebrities took to social media Tuesday evening ready to celebrate what looked to be an imminent victory for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who led Republican Donald Trump in most polls headed into Election Day — but were left to vent their frustration and horror when Trump pulled off an historic upset.
Liberal comedy website and production company Funny or Die has closed its offices in San Mateo, California and laid off 37 employees, or about 30 percent of its workforce.
Producer-director and frequent Will Ferrell collaborator Adam McKay says he was shocked by the near-instantaneous outrage that greeted the announcement of his now-scrapped Ronald Reagan Alzheimer’s film, saying in a recent interview that the film’s script was more “thoughtful” than critics realize.
