Actress Mckenna Grace, who stars in Hulu’s dystopian series The Handmaid’s Tale, says she doesn’t mind if people feel “uncomfortable” with her 14-year-old character who gets married off to an older man and is raped, because “maybe that will make you want to do something for actual girls who are going through this.”
You can get as strident and #MeeToo-ey about The Invisible Man as you want. In the end, the only thing that really matters is the equalizer, is the gun.
The Kitchen is yet another one of Melissa McCarthy’s awful Woke Movies (also see: Ghostbusters, The), but it does, albeit it accidentally, make a very compelling case for the Second Amendment.
The top five movies for the second weekend of August is mostly filled with previous releases, with “Hobbs & Shaw” keeping the top spot over newly released “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.”
Cast members from Hulu’s dystopian series Handmaid’s Tale recently teamed up with women’s fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar and Planned Parenthood, releasing a PSA to promote abortion.
Actress Elisabeth Moss says America, under President Donald Trump, may have “already lost” the principles on which the country was founded.
