Celebrity yachting exposed.
Have you ever come across an Instagram profile full of photos of luxurious yachts and thought, “How are they affording that lifestyle?”
Take a deep dive into the lucrative and controversial world of “yachting,” AKA the entertainment industry’s biggest open secret. Here’s more from Internet Oddities.
Jamie Dlux reviews a Blind Item from Crazy Days and Nights to reveal a longtime power struggle in Hollywood pitting reformers against known pedophiles. The latter used the Los Angeles Times to dish dirt when they couldn’t prevail upon the Hollywood Reporter to do their dirty deeds. This is a fascinating reveal and hinges on the activities of distribution executive Gary Goddard and director Bryan Singer, both eventually fingered for their roles preying upon underage boys.
Stephen Galloway at HollywoodReporter.com offers praise for the near-pornographic violence in the new film Joker with Joaquin Phoenix. Like Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 A Clockwork Orange, which garnered an X rating and a public outcry, the visceral impact of Joker sickens, yet packs a moral punch unlike anything in recent memory. Should Warner Brothers and others make gruesome films like Joker? Does the new movie show that someone in Hollywood still knows the difference between right and wrong? More from Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
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Jeff Zucker, president of CNN, badmouths rival Fox News, complaining that it practically a state-run news network like TASS in Russia. Maybe someone should remind Zucker: The reason more people watch Fox News than CNN is because more people trust Fox to accurately and honestly report the news. CNN has a totally botched record. It is not only blatantly Leftist, but also full of proven liars, who have shown a capacity to make up the news and depict fraudulent events as actual facts. More from The Hollywood Reporter News.
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