Left-wing Hollywood elites are vowing to quit Twitter after Elon Musk completed his $44 billion takeover of the social media giant this week. But their righteous fury is already being called phony by those who believe, as one put it,
Brian Koppelman, producer and creator of the hit Showtime drama Billions, jumped to Twitter on Wednesday to say U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R, FL) has “the single most punchable face” he has ever seen.
Hollywood celebrities lambasted President Donald Trump after he posted a tweet in which he asked if the November election should be delayed due to the unreliable nature of the vote-by-mail system.
On the heels of the launch of season five of Showtime’s “Billions,” show co-creator Brian Koppelman made it clear what he thinks about Trump supporters.
Actor Asia Kate Dillon, star of Showtime’s “Billions,” wants to see non-gendered acting awards at the Emmys, but so far Hollywood is resisting the pressure to make categories gender neutral.
New York’s Cayuga Nation and tribal leader Clint Halftown filed a lawsuit alleging defamation against cable network Showtime and the producers of its hit political drama, “Billions.”
Brian Koppelman, co-creator of Showtime’s hit drama Billions, published a lengthy blog on his personal website this week stating that he will “refuse to call him Mr. President. And I hope you’d do the same.”