Author and cultural critic Bret Easton Ellis says he was called a “Trump apologist” and was accused of “colluding with Russia” as he was leaving the Sunset Tower hotel in Los Angeles Saturday night, he tweeted over the weekend.
Author and culture critic Bret Easton Ellis blasted anti-Donald Trump celebrities including Lena Dunham and Barbra Streisand on his podcast Monday, explaining that the “childish meltdowns” coming out of Hollywood and the media and an overall culture of “moral superiority” among progressives is contributing to the destruction of the American left.
Novelist and cultural commentator Bret Easton Ellis delivered a brutal monologue on his podcast this week about so-called “social justice warriors” — or, as the author prefers to call them, the “authoritarian language police” who adhere to a “strict set of little rules and manufactured outrage, demanding apologies from every sandwich or salad you didn’t like.”
Bret Easton Ellis, who authored the 1991 novel American Psycho, says his story’s title character, narcissistic Wall Street serial killer Patrick Bateman, would probably support GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s White House bid.
Hollywood figures are secretly throwing their support behind Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, says author Bret Easton Ellis.
