How do the champions of today’s “cancel culture” defend their witch hunts to censor ideas, people, and speech through boycotts and de-platforming? Well, over the past few years, we’ve heard the same excuse a million times: Over and over, they tell us that corporations have every right to choose who they want to do business with and that only the government can violate the First Amendment.
Actor Ben Stiller and filmmaker Destry Spielberg have disputed the role nepotism plays in Hollywood, telling Black List founder Franklin Leonard that the focus should be on hard work and individuality.
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has declared “humour is dead” after a BBC-controlled network removed an episode of the cult 1970s series Fawlty Towers because it was deemed racist and contained “outdated language”. The BBC-controlled UKTV streaming service announced on
Hollywood elites are celebrating a new screenplay that portrays 13-year-old Barron Trump as a rogue force trying to sabotage his father’s 2016 bid for the presidency.
Funnyman Will Ferrell is set to play former president Ronald Reagan in a new comedy film that sees the 40th president of the United States stricken with dementia in his second term in office.
Actresses Mae Whitman and Alexis Bledel are set to play Karl Rove and Lee Atwater at a gender-swapped live reading of the Black List script College Republicans in Hollywood this April.
Actress Emma Stone will play Rose Marie “Rosemary” Kennedy, the sister of President John F. Kennedy, in an upcoming film, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
“Girls” star Lena Dunham is set to play former Ronald Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan in a live reading of the 2015 Black List screenplay Reagan next month in Los Angeles.
