After Hollywood lost the culture war, the Box Office is in the toilet. Have things gotten so bad Tinseltown needs Snow White to save it? So much for ‘survive until 25.’ Here’s more from Nerdrotic.
Hollywood journos are admitting that Hollywood LOST “the culture war” … and they’re very, very salty about it.
But of course, they don’t blame themselves at all. No, no, no. It’s because their peers rolled over for conservatives or something. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Has Hollywood been humbled? After fighting President Donald Trump for a decade, have the Tinseltown leftists finally taken it in the shorts? Are they going to mouth off less and try to get along more? Does anyone care any longer what happens to any of them?
Here’s more from Nerdrotic, focusing on how woke Hollywood is finally bending the knee.
GUESS what!?! The pedophile networks of bribery, blackmail and control go all the way to the top of the Illuminati pyramid and it’s ALL coming out. As the 17th letter of the alphabet might say, NOTHING can stop what’s coming. SGT Report’s Matt is back to help convey all of the REAL NEWS the CIA whore media sees fit to omit. Here’s more from the SGT Report.
Major media companies are experiencing significant layoffs and financial struggles due to declining ad revenues, audience distrust, and the challenges of adapting to changing consumer behaviors, leading to the implementation of paywalls and other measures. For instance, media outlets like MSNBC and CNN struggle with audience rejection of biased news, prompting the LA Times to introduce a bias meter amid leadership changes. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Bill O’Reilly says the the power legacy media has had it and it’s almost gone. Newspapers can barely compete with podcast’s or streamers. Younger generations look for media they can trust more than a polished, manufactured, produced product , like traditional media provides.
O’Reilly points to the struggling Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The New York Times. In the last five years, The Post‘s circulation has tumbled 47 percent. It’s even worse on the West Coast, where Times‘ numbers have plummeted 73 percent. And finally, the once-iconic New York Times has dropped 43 percent! “It’s all because of propaganda,” “O’Reilly says. Here’s more.
The adventures of Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani might be temporary derailed, following reports of a brewing gambling scandal.
Iconic sportscaster Dan Patrick reports that the Dodgers have fired Ohtani’s interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, for alleged gambling debts with a Southern California bookmaking operation. But is that what actually happened?
Patrick says the original report was that Mizuhara accumulated $4.5 million in debts with the bookmaker and Ohtani agreed to pay it off. Later reports, including an article in the Los Angeles Times, said Ohtani’s attorneys are accusing Mizahara of “massive theft.”
Sadly, the mainstream media, including sports giant ESPN, have backed off the story. Patrick posits there still are many questions to be answered, including the unthinkable assumption that Ohtani is in fact gambling on baseball! Here’s more analysis with Patrick.
H.A. Goodman reports that the district attorney in New Mexico’s First Judicial District will decide by the end of January on whether to charge Alec Baldwin in the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the movie set of Rust in Santa Fe County last summer.
Sourcing TMZ, Goodman says DA Mary Carmack-Altwies has requested additional funding from the state, suggesting that Baldwin will be charged and the case will move forward. More with Goodman.
Up to four individuals, including the actor Alec Baldwin, could face criminal charges in connection with the shooting death of cinematographer Halnya Hutchins. First Judicial District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies, based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is seeking more than half a million dollars to pay the costs of investigating and prosecuting these cases.
In a letter obtained by the Los Angeles Times, the DA specified that the four individuals could face homicide charges as well as gun violations. The charges stem from the death of Hutchins on the set of Rust.
The Western was being shot just outside the city of Santa Fe when Baldwin allegedly fired a prop gun point-blank at Hutchins. Director Joel Souza was also wounded in the blast on Oct. 21, 2021. More from The Quartering.
In this video we will find out who Rachel Chandler is connected to.
Chandler, for those unfamiliar with her, was an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, the serial child rapist. A photographer, she also ran a fashion modeling agency — Midland. She is descended from a prominent American family that founded and formerly operated the Los Angeles Times.
Did she play a central role in Epstein’s efforts to procure sex slaves? More from Mr. Truthbomb.
Months after the shooting on the movie set of Rust, Alec Baldwin has not complied with the Santa Fe County Sheriff Department’s request for his iPhone.
New Mexico First District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies told the Los Angeles Times the iPhone is with Baldwin in New York and they are closely working with the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department to obtain any materials from the phone that are pertinent to the investigation. H.A. Goodman has the details, plus more.