This season of Disney’s “The Mandalorian” has three of the lowest-rated episodes of the series, with this week’s offering, featuring Jack Black and Lizzo, coming in at the lowest of them all.
“My Son Hunter” director Robert Davi joined Friday night’s broadcast of Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle to debut an exclusive clip featuring Gina Carano (The Mandalorian, Dead Pool, Heist), Laurence Fox (Victoria, Inspector Lewis, The Professor and the Madman), and John James (Dynasty).
The Twitter account of actress Gina Carano, who plays a leading role in the upcoming movie about Joe Biden and Hunter Biden, My Son Hunter, has been deleted.
Spectator Australia called “My Son Hunter,” marking Breitbart’s expansion into film distribution, a perfectly timed exposé on “the Biden family’s depravity splashed across the big screen,” a story censored by tech corporations in concert with the FBI and the establishment media in the waning weeks of a presidential election. Thus, making the movie a piece of cinema that will “terrify the White House.”
The official poster for My Son Hunter has arrived, and as director Robert Davi (Licensed to Kill, Die Hard, The Goonies) explained to Breitbart News, “I describe this movie as if Hunter’s laptop exploded onto the screen, and this poster
The film follows the “smartest guy” the President of the United States knows as he navigates a tangled web of prostitution, partying, international business dealings, drugs, sex, Chinese spies, a laptop from Hell, Ukrainian oligarchs, more sex, more drugs, and, of course, his responsibilities to the leader of the free world.
There are two ways to examine the exploding controversy over Ezra Miller and his upcoming $200 million Flash movie.
Comedian Bill Burr, who became a target of the cancel culture during the recent Grammy’s awards, says he refuses to apologize for his comedy.
With awards season just around the corner, Hollywood studios are highlighting and promoting their series’ stars for nominations. Now Disney is promoting actress Gina Carano prominently on their “For Your Consideration” poster, pushing her for a Supporting Actress nod for her role in The Mandolorian. The move comes just three months after Carona was ostensibly fired and removed from all future roles for Lucasfilm and Disney projects.
Walt Disney CEO Bob Chapek claims the company is not left or right leaning, and that everyone agrees Disney has the power “to unite us all.” But Chapek’s claims come after two thirds of Americans say the multimedia company has taken political correctness too far.
Actor-comedian Bill Burr has come to the defense of his former Mandalorian co-star Gina Carano, praising Carano as an exemplary co-star and condemning cancel culture as a movement that has gone off the rails.
A Hollywood PR rep admits that if you work in entertainment, “anything that’s going to offend the left is a problem.”
UFC President Dana White slammed Disney for firing ‘Star Wars’ actress Gina Carano and those who continue to attack her as “anti-Semitic.”
Toy industry giant Hasbro has ceased production on the “Cara Dune” action figure following Gina Carano’s firing from Disney’s streaming series The Mandalorian.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka, a former senior aide to former President Donald Trump, explained in a wide-ranging interview last week how he has faced cancel culture, how to fight back against it, and why the left and establishment practices it against Trump supporters.
Actor Kevin Sorbo blasted Hollywood’s treatment of Gina Carano Saturday, highlighting a producer who has worked with Disney and received no rebuke from the company when he fantasized about “MAGA kids” going “into the woodchipper.”
Actress Gina Carano was fired from the cast of the popular Disney Plus Star Wars spinoff series The Mandalorian on Wednesday after sharing a social media post that likened the direction of society today to Nazi supporters during the Holocaust.
Here are 15 liberals who have compared former President Donald Trump, his supporters, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and conservatives to Nazis — but were never canceled as a result.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) defended actress and MMA star Gina Carano after Disney “canceled” her over social media posts likening the current political climate to Nazi Germany, identifying her character in “The Mandalorian” as someone who “kicked ass & who girls looked up to” and sarcastically adding, so “of course Disney canceled her.”
The Walt Disney Co. dropped actress and MMA star Gina Carano from its hit Disney+ series The Mandalorian on Thursday, caving to a cancel campaign after the actress compared the current political climate to Nazi Germany on social media. But in what appears to be a corporate double standard, her co-star Pedro Pascal has also conflated current politics with Nazi Germany and remains employed by the studio.
The hashtag #CancelDisneyPlus became a top trend late Wednesday on Twitter after Lucasfilm fired actress Gina Carano from the cast of the popular Disney Plus-Star Wars spinoff series “The Mandalorian.” Her firing came after Carano shared a social media post that critics say downplayed the experience of Jews during the Holocaust.
Lucasfilm said late Wednesday that Gina Carano is no longer a part of the cast of the popular Disney Plus-Star Wars series “The Mandalorian,” after Carano shared a social media post that critics said likened the experience of Jews during the Holocaust to the current U.S. political climate.
“Star Wars: The Mandalorian” star Gina Carano mocked the Democratic Party on Twitter this weekend, unleashing furious calls for Disney to fire the former MMA fighter.
Former MMA champion and “Star Wars: The Mandalorian” star Gina Carano is continuing her fight against the leftist cancel culture that has tried to paint her as a hater of transgender and gay people. The left’s latest attack on the actress came after she refused to add “pronouns” to her Twitter bio to satisfy radical transgender activists’ demands.
MMA champion turned “Star Wars: The Mandalorian” star Gina Carano is refusing to buckle and bow to the woke social media trolls accusing her of “racism” after she posted an iconic WWII photo of a man refusing to give the Nazi salute.