Shia LaBeouf Blames ‘White Privilege’ for His Arrest and Racist Rants
Embattled actor and left-wing activist Shia LaBeouf is blaming his rage-fueled behavior and a drunken, racist rant that landed him in handcuffs last July on ‘white Privilege.’
Embattled actor and left-wing activist Shia LaBeouf is blaming his rage-fueled behavior and a drunken, racist rant that landed him in handcuffs last July on ‘white Privilege.’
Nantes (France) (AFP) – American actor Shia LaBeouf’s artistic protest against US President Donald Trump has been attacked again — this time by vandals using a flaming drone in western France where it went on display this month.
Actor Shia LaBeouf reportedly got into a screaming match with another person at an L.A. bowling alley Wednesday night, calling the other bowler a “f*cking racist” before staff asked him to leave, according to a report.
The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool has taken down Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” art project just one day after its debut, marking the fourth such shutdown of the actor’s work since January.
A government-funded cinema and gallery in Liverpool is now hosting Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Donald Trump art installation, which was closed down for political violence in its original location.
Internet sleuths tracked down Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” protest exhibit on Thursday and disrupted it for the third time, replacing the white flag featured on the online live stream with a pro-Trump t-shirt and MAGA hat.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf has taken down his anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” live stream project after gunshots were reported in the area near the exhibit.
Shia LaBeouf has taken his anti-Donald Trump art exhibit to New Mexico after its original venue, New York City’s Museum of the Moving Image, shut down the project earlier this month.
Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Donald Trump art installation at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City has closed permanently after the site became a magnet for partisan political violence.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf kicked off his planned four-year-long protest of President Donald Trump this week by enthusiastically participating in the live-streaming museum exhibit in New York City that he helped to create.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf is back with his latest art installation — a four-year-long live-stream set up at a New York City museum at which Americans concerned by Donald Trump’s presidency can film themselves speaking out in protest.