Comedian Dave Chappelle is doubling down on his jokes from “The Closer,” reportedly saying he will mount a U.S. tour if Netflix caves to pressure from 2SLGBTQQIA+ groups and pulls the comedy special.
Rose McGowan has torched the transgender Netflix employees who walked off the job Wednesday in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle, calling them “brats” and dismissing their brand of activism as “fake.”
The organizer of the rally in support of the transgender Netflix employees has targeted comedian Dave Chappelle with a racist taunt, demanding to talk to “his master” Wednesday outside Netflix offices in Hollywood.
A mob at an anti-Dave Chappelle Netflix protest was captured accosting comedian and videographer Vito Gesualdi who was holding a sign, which read “We Like Dave.” The mob destroyed the sign, while one protester repeatedly shouted, “Repent, motherf**ker!”
Transgender celebrity Elliot Page, formally known as Ellen, expressed overarching support for Netflix employees staging a walkout as part of a protest of the steaming service refusing to remove Dave Chappelle’s comedy special “The Closer,” where he asserts that gender “is a fact” — a basic notion rejected by far-left 2SLGBTQQIA+ activists who seek to replace the reality of biological sex with gender identity.
Ahead of their planned walkout on Wednesday, transgender Netflix employees released their list of demands of senior management, including a call for more transgender and “non-binary” content and more trans personnel at the highest levels of the company.
Left-wing activist and actress Alyssa Milano says Netflix should pull veteran comedian Dave Chappelle’s special “The Closer,” adding that it is “really important to hold people accountable” in this new era of cancel culture.
Caving to the mutiny people have pushed within his own company, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos now claims he “screwed up” when defending comedian Dave Chappelle against the 2SLGBTQQIA+ activists outraged over his explosive stand-up special “The Closer.”
Hollywood is quietly standing behind Dave Chappelle and Netflix chief Ted Sarandos against the Gay Mafia.
The woke mutiny at Netflix is escalating, with the streamer reportedly firing an unidentified employee for leaking confidential data on comedian Dave Chappelle to a news organization.
Comedian Hannah Gadsby — whose Nanette special was released by Netflix — has taken a flame thrower to her boss Ted Sarandos, telling the Netflix co-CEO “f**k you” for releasing fellow comedian Dave Chappelle’s “The Closer.”
Most people seem to have written off any chance of Colin Kaepernick making an NFL comeback, but Colin Kaepernick is not one of them.
Black transgender comedian Flame Monroe has stepped out in support of comedian Dave Chappelle amid the leftist outrage over his Netflix special The Closer.
Transgender Netflix employees are reportedly planning a company-wide walkout to protest Dave Chappelle’s comedy special The Closer and the company’s refusal to remove it from the streaming platform.
The creator of Netflix’s wildly popular series “Squid Game” has compared one of the show’s “VIP” villains to Donald Trump, claiming the former president seemed like he was “running a game show, not a country.”
Netflix has released the extended trailer for NFL protester Colin Kaepernick’s six-episode bio series titled, ‘Colin in Black and White.’
Netflix has suspended a transgender employee who opposes the streaming service’s ties to comedian Dave Chapelle.
North Korean propaganda website Arirang Meari argued on Tuesday that South Korea’s TV show Squid Game, a surprise international hit for Netflix, proves that “corruption and immoral scoundrels are commonplace” in capitalist countries like South Korea.
Netflix is so far refusing to cave to the woke Alphabet mafia over Dave Chappelle, with a top company executive reportedly sending an internal memo defending the comedian against accusations of transphobia.
Jaclyn Moore, the white, male-to-female writer and showrunner of the Netflix drama “Dear White People,” is getting blasted on social media. Many are calling “bulls**t” on Moore’s decision to cut ties with the streaming giant to protest Chappelle’s latest stand up special.
Stand-up comedian Dave Chappelle offered no apologies to the Alphabet mafia when he appeared at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Thursday, reportedly telling the appreciative crowd “if this is what being canceled is like, I love it.”
Actor Colman Domingo is set to star in Netflix’s Rustin — a film about civil and gay rights activist and socialist Bayard Rustin. The film will mark the first narrative feature to go into production from Barack and Michelle Obama’s production company, Higher Ground.
The far-left fascists at GLAAD are openly calling for comedian Dave Chappelle to be blacklisted over his latest Netflix tour de force,
Stand-up comedy icon Dave Chappelle is no one’s idea of a conservative. But as his fans know, he’s also that rare mainstream comedian who is willing to set fire to some of the left’s most sacred cows, regularly cracking jokes about gays, transgenders, and the #MeToo movement.
Netflix’s big weekend release, “The Guilty,” is basically a filmed stage play and one that doesn’t hold up to storytelling Scrutiny.
Streaming giant Netflix has teamed with the United Nation’s COP26 international climate conference to produce shows to push “sustainability” and other global warming dogmas.
Please don’t ask me why I sat through all four episodes of Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan, the latest true crime debacle from Netflix.
The Netflix movie My Little Pony is getting political, according to a New York Times review, which says the film features “an eclectic team of progressive ponies” that take on “a fear mongering demagogue and the prejudices of their communities at large,” as well as “fascism.”
A horde of Hollywood elites, including Leonardo DeCaprio, Lady Gaga, Barbra Streisand, Justin Timberlake, Billie Eilish, and more, have signed onto an open letter demanding corporations like Facebook, Apple, WarnerMedia, Netflix, Walt Disney, Amazon, and ViacomCBS to pressure congress to pass the Joe Biden White House’s environmental agenda.
Russian chess champion Nona Gaprindashvili has filed a defamation lawsuit against Netflix for defaming her in its popular “The Queen’s Gambit” mini-series, in which she says the streaming giant diminished her groundbreaking achievements as a pioneering female chess champion.
Denmark-based toy company LEGO is introducing a new set for kids, inspired by the Netflix reality show Queer Eye — a series featuring five gay men who give straight men a makeover.
The first trailer for Colin Kaepernick’s upcoming Netflix series, Colin in Black & White, has dropped. In the trailer, Kaepernick says the system doesn’t always allow people to speak their “truth.”
The Los Angeles street artist known as Sabo has taken over a Netflix-owned billboard on the Sunset Strip, wrapping the advertising space in a pro-Larry Elder message a day ahead of California’s gubernatorial recall election.
Adam Sandler has revealed that Netflix made him change a major plot element involving China in his new basketball-themed movie “Hustle” because the streamer doesn’t do business there.
Hollywood crews are blowing the whistle on the studios, claiming their members are being pushed to their limits to make up for lost time under the pandemic and to satisfy consumers’ bottomless demand for streaming content, according to a new report.
Ibram X. Kendi, the controversial author of How to Be an Anti-Racist, is expanding his media empire by reportedly launching his own Hollywood production company that will create content focusing on racism, equity, and social injustice.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged three former Netflix software engineers with running an insider trading ring that generated $3 million in profits.
A judge ruled that a former prosecutor can proceed with a defamation suit against Ana Duvernay and Netflix.
Netflix is following in the footsteps of the Walt Disney Co., Google, and Microsoft by imposing a blanket COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all employees and visitors who come to company offices.
Many tech giants have found their plans for returning to work delayed as they demand that all employees are vaccinated and some reintroduce mask mandates. The mandates extend far beyond workers in Silicon Valley, as Netflix is mandating vaccines for actors in its productions as well.
