Timothée Chalamet made one blunt comment about ballet and opera, and suddenly everyone became a defender of the fine arts.
The outrage is fake. The reaction is overblown. The whole thing proves how desperate the Internet is for its next cancellation. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Stephen Colbert’s Late Show is officially getting the axe—and no, it’s not satire this time. Paramount is cutting ties, and suddenly the king of smug, woke comedy is out of a job.
After years of mocking lockdown protesters, shilling Big Pharma, and dancing like a vaccinated Muppet, the “truth to power” guy couldn’t survive the corporate axe. Here’s more from Bearing.
The Los Angeles wildfires are big news. But still, the media has a definite bias and a certain slant on this calamity. There are lots of things the press just won’t tell you.
That’s why Really Graceful steps forward to give you the bigger and more complete picture. She opens with Stewart Resnick, the wealthiest farmer in the United States, who calls his firm The Wonderful Company. He sells Fiji water and POM Wonderful as well as Wonderful Pistachios and Almonds, among many other products.
Jamie Lee Curtis, Miles Teller, James Woods, Eugene Levy, Ricki Lake and more celebrities have lost their homes in the LA fires. Here’s a look from Entertainment Tonight, identifying many of the celebrities affected.
Josh Sigurdson reports that Rapper Travis Scott is doubling down on his creepiness with the release of his new album, which distastefully features what appears to be a terrified, shirtless, young boy with markings all over his upper body.
Sigurdson says these images are reminiscent of similar ones seen on the walls of actor Jamie Lee Curtis’ house and in John Podesta’s red shoe paintings of bound children. He says you may remember Scott performed during the Astroworld Festival tragedy in Houston, where 300 concertgoers were injured and 10 died. Scott refused to stop playing, as people were taken away in body bags. More from World Alternative Media.
More than 250 Hollywood actors and other “notables” sign a letter demanding that Big Tech censor Americans with whom they disagree. In a letter to Facebook, YouTube and others, GLAAD demands more take-downs of “hateful” material, mostly dealing with transgenders. You have to wonder: How long should we put up with these leftists? When should we begin establishing censorship boards for Hollywood movies?
Among those pushing the swill: Amy Schumer, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Jamie Lee Curtis, Judd Apatow and Patrick Stewart. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
