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The man who attacked Dave Chappelle Tuesday night at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival has a "connection" with the transgender community, according to his brother Aaron.

Pride Month is approaching and Hollywood plans to use the month of June to offend Americans with various bizarre manifestations of radical gender ideology.

Hollywood corporations have spent years insulting mainstream American values and pushing woke lunacy. The month of April proved that they can no longer continue to do so without real-world financial consequences. 

With disturbing regularity, massive entertainment conglomerates are targeting minors with the latest fads of Gay, Inc. The latest abomination comes from the streaming service Discovery+, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.

Do the corporate geniuses at Disney not understand that grooming minors is a bad thing? Do they not realize that the groomer label is one they should be running from instead of embracing?

How many liberal talking points can Hollywood writers fit into one scene? Apparently, a lot if we go by AMC’s new anti-cop drama 61st Street, which managed to rant about feminism, white people, and the police all in one brief scene on Sunday’s episode, “Barefoot and Dangerous.” They even went so far as to claim policing is “just personal security for rich, white folks.”

After eight seasons of divisive and hateful propaganda, ABC’s sitcom black-ish has finally come to an end. But the show definitely stuck to its racist agenda during Tuesday’s final episode, “Homegoing,” as the Johnson family said goodbye to their home in Sherman Oaks because the neighborhood was too white.

Netflix stocks plunged 25% in extended trading on Tuesday after the company revealed they lost 200,000 subscribers during the months of January-March. The drop shed about $38 billion off the company's stock market value.  Netflix shares are down 55% this year as of this writing and are likely to fall further.

On Monday night, Vice President Kamala Harris and husband Doug Emhoff headlined a fundraiser in the private Brentwood home of Walt Disney Television's Chairman of Entertainment, Dana Walden, and producer husband Matt Walden. 

AMC’s new anti-cop drama 61st Street aired it’s second episode, “The Hunter and the Hunted,” Sunday, and it was just as bad as expected considering the pilot episode. They’ve made it clear their goal is to make all police look as bad as possible and sway public opinion against them.

The last thing we need from Hollywood right now is another anti-cop show that puts the lives of our heroes in blue at risk and contributes to a record high number of officers being ambushed and killed across the country by painting officers as evil monsters out to prey on innocent victims. But that’s exactly what AMC’s new drama 61st Street is all about, unfortunately.

The Walt Disney Company has hired Kristina Schake, a long-time Democratic operative, gay rights activist and recent Biden administration aide as their new head of Global Communications.

After purchasing 9.2% stock in Twitter, Musk was invited to join the Twitter Board of Directors.

This may be the last season for ABC’s racist comedy black-ish, but the show is making sure to fit in as much racially divisive, woke material as it possibly can as one last hurrah.