Comedians Dave Chappelle and Louis C.K. defied the cancel mob to score Grammy nominations on Tuesday, as Grammy voters ignored woke controversies to honor both for their work in the past year.
The transgender Netflix employee who helped organize last month’s employee walkout in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle has resigned, saying “I am relieved to have closure.”
From Alec Baldwin to rapper Travis Scott, showbiz elites have fallen from grace in spectacular fashion, taking their sham moral authority with them.
Comedian Marc Maron says he has grown to see cancel culture as a good thing, and those who want to express provocative ideas without losing their livelihoods are “right-wing fascists.”
Dave Chappelle’s fundraiser for his alma mater has reportedly been postponed after woke students complained about the transgender jokes the comedian told in his latest Netflix special The Closer.
Music mogul Kanye West defended comedian Dave Chappelle in an emotional attack on left-wing cancel culture.
The Babylon Bee’s Joel Berry said his satirical website enjoys some “secret fans” among “A-list Hollywood stars.”
Amanda Milius said the “Russia hoax” was “the blueprint for how they lie to us” and turn America in “the opposite direction of reality.”
Rap mogul JAY-Z called veteran comedian Dave Chappelle is “super-brave” and “super-genius” friend, adding that while the comedian “pushed a lot of of buttons” with his Netflix special, The Closer, “great art is divisive.”
Veteran comedian Dave Chappelle proclaimed this week to a sold-out crowd of 19,000 people in San Francisco, California, “man, I love being canceled,” adding “I’m going through something — it might be history.”
Blaire White, a popular conservative transgender YouTuber, called out the media blackout of the rape of a 9th grade girl by a male student wearing a skirt while sharing the high scool girls’ restroom.
The Old Vic cancelled a production from Monty Python star Terry Gilliam after staff reportedly complained about the director’s non-woke views.
Caitlyn Jenner backed comedy icon Dave Chappelle as he continues to draw fire from the perpetually indignant 2SLGBTQQIA+ activists who were triggered by jokes in his latest Netflix comedy special.
Dave Chappelle said he won’t speak with critics of his special, “The Closer” unless they “admit” that comedian Hannah Gadsby, who attacked Netflix for defending him, “isn’t funny.”
Comedian Dave Chappelle will be taking his recently-produced documentary about his pandemic comedy shows to ten U.S. cities after various film festivals blacklisted him amid controversy over his Netflix comedy special.
Veteran comedian Dave Chappelle says that while he is “confused” about what they want to speak about, he will nonetheless meet with members of the transgender community, under the condition that anyone who meets with him first watches his Netflix
Ashlee Marie Preston, the activist behind the Netflix protest over veteran comedian Dave Chappelle and his comedy special, “The Closer,” has had a series of bigoted tweets exposed.
On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher defended comedian Dave Chappelle over his special by arguing that words have to mean things, and it’s not “transphobic if I merely disagree with you. It’s not hate.” And that
On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” author and linguist John McWhorter said that comedian Dave Chappelle is being attacked by those who believe “what we must hold front and center is battling or striking battle poses against power differentials,
Former Comedy Central Daily Show host Jon Stewart defended veteran comedian Dave Chappelle over his latest Netflix special, The Closer, stating, “his intention is never hurtful.”
Comedian Dave Chappelle is doubling down on his jokes from “The Closer,” reportedly saying he will mount a U.S. tour if Netflix caves to pressure from 2SLGBTQQIA+ groups and pulls the comedy special.
Rose McGowan has torched the transgender Netflix employees who walked off the job Wednesday in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle, calling them “brats” and dismissing their brand of activism as “fake.”
The organizer of the rally in support of the transgender Netflix employees has targeted comedian Dave Chappelle with a racist taunt, demanding to talk to “his master” Wednesday outside Netflix offices in Hollywood.
A mob at an anti-Dave Chappelle Netflix protest was captured accosting comedian and videographer Vito Gesualdi who was holding a sign, which read “We Like Dave.” The mob destroyed the sign, while one protester repeatedly shouted, “Repent, motherf**ker!”
Ahead of their planned walkout on Wednesday, transgender Netflix employees released their list of demands of senior management, including a call for more transgender and “non-binary” content and more trans personnel at the highest levels of the company.
Left-wing activist and actress Alyssa Milano says Netflix should pull veteran comedian Dave Chappelle’s special “The Closer,” adding that it is “really important to hold people accountable” in this new era of cancel culture.
Comedian and podcaster Joe Rogan slammed the pro-transgender cancel mob protesting Dave Chappelle’s latest Netflix comedy special, The Closer, suggesting that rather than protest, these woke activists should “make your own special” to respond.
Caving to the mutiny people have pushed within his own company, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos now claims he “screwed up” when defending comedian Dave Chappelle against the 2SLGBTQQIA+ activists outraged over his explosive stand-up special “The Closer.”
Though actor Channing Tatum appreciates Dave Chappelle’s work as a comedian, he expressed sorrow for how he has “hurt so many people.”
Hollywood is quietly standing behind Dave Chappelle and Netflix chief Ted Sarandos against the Gay Mafia.
The woke mutiny at Netflix is escalating, with the streamer reportedly firing an unidentified employee for leaking confidential data on comedian Dave Chappelle to a news organization.
Comedian Hannah Gadsby — whose Nanette special was released by Netflix — has taken a flame thrower to her boss Ted Sarandos, telling the Netflix co-CEO “f**k you” for releasing fellow comedian Dave Chappelle’s “The Closer.”
Black transgender comedian Flame Monroe has stepped out in support of comedian Dave Chappelle amid the leftist outrage over his Netflix special The Closer.
Transgender Netflix employees are reportedly planning a company-wide walkout to protest Dave Chappelle’s comedy special The Closer and the company’s refusal to remove it from the streaming platform.
Netflix has suspended a transgender employee who opposes the streaming service’s ties to comedian Dave Chapelle.
Actor, comedian Damon Wayans told TMZ that Dave Chappelle “freed the slaves,” meaning comedians who are slaves “to PC culture.”
Netflix is so far refusing to cave to the woke Alphabet mafia over Dave Chappelle, with a top company executive reportedly sending an internal memo defending the comedian against accusations of transphobia.
Veteran comedian Dave Chappelle’s comedy special “The Closer” — which calls out woke trans activists and #MeToo feminists — has a 96 percent positive audience score on the leftist film and television review-aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes. Meanwhile, the site’s professional critic class have left negative reviews.
Jaclyn Moore, the white, male-to-female writer and showrunner of the Netflix drama “Dear White People,” is getting blasted on social media. Many are calling “bulls**t” on Moore’s decision to cut ties with the streaming giant to protest Chappelle’s latest stand up special.
Stand-up comedian Dave Chappelle offered no apologies to the Alphabet mafia when he appeared at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Thursday, reportedly telling the appreciative crowd “if this is what being canceled is like, I love it.”
