As Hollywood grapples with its most significant labor dispute in over half a century, the role of AI in the entertainment industry has come under intense scrutiny, with British actor Stephen Fry revealing his voice was digitally cloned without his consent based on his narration of Harry Potter audiobooks.
PG Wodehouse’s celebrated comedic ‘Jeeves and Wooster’ novels have reportedly been rewritten by a publisher to censor “unacceptable” prose.
London’s globalist Mayor Sadiq shares their aims. So does Boris Johnson. Extinction Rebellion are pushing at an open door.
Another day, enough major science scandal involving corrupt, self-serving, ideologically-driven functionaries at the United Nations.
An intense debate between millennial media members and the cast and producers of a new CBS comedy series, The Great Indoors, occurred during the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills.
British actor, comedian, and TV personality Stephen Fry has quit Twitter, blaming his departure on people who are “offended on behalf of others.”
Actress Rebel Wilson drew rave reviews (and some SJW grumblings) by poking fun at the Oscars diversity controversy and awards shows’ seeming obsession with transgender characters during her presenter’s speech at the BAFTA Awards Sunday night.
Fry is reportedly planning to present a petition to BAFTA president Prince William to again ask for a pardon of 49,000 men who were persecuted for being gay under British law in the 1950s.
Stephen Fry has caused outrage by stating that any God who created this universe was “an utter maniac, totally selfish” and “evil”. His impassioned speech against an all knowing, all creating deity was filmed back in December when he was
Benedict Cumberbatch and comedian Stephen Fry have united to seek a royal pardon for 49,000 British men who were persecuted in the 1950s for being gay, along with Enigma code breaker Alan Turing.