Cancel Culture - Page 6

September 16

Media decries 'cancel culture' as those celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination online continue getting fired

Several news organizations are accusing the right of fueling "cancel culture" in seeking out to punish those who were gleeful over the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

September 13

Comedian Andrew Santino says he went to 'war' with Disney execs over censored jokes

Comedian Andrew Santino says Disney's pushback was "bull****" after executives tried to censor jokes in his new Hulu stand-up special.

September 11

Charlie Kirk believed in me and my generation. We should honor him by speaking with courage

Charlie Kirk's murder represents an attack on civil discourse, but his legacy of mentoring Gen Z conservatives continues to inspire action.

September 1

Van Jones admits woke activism at work got 'ridiculous' and 'we need to move on'

Former Obama advisor Van Jones argues that workplace activism has become ridiculous, backing CEOs who are ending the woke trends that dominated the early 2020s.

August 23

Conservative activist slams Cracker Barrel; company left reeling after logo redesign

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck released a scathing critique of Cracker Barrel as the company faces backlash after changing its iconic logo.

August 22

Jillian Michaels accuses CNN of 'lying,' 'smearing' her after viral slavery debate

Fitness trainer and media personality Jillian Michaels accused CNN anchor Abby Phillip of lying following a viral 'NewsNight' segment about slavery and the Trump administration.

August 20

CHRISTOPHER RUFO: I exposed fake news about Sydney Sweeney. Then they deleted the proof

Media firestorm erupts over New Yorker writer's racist social media history, highlighting contradictions in magazine's diversity policies and antiracism commitments.

August 19

Fierce backlash to Matt Rife ad campaign left makeup company 'very surprised,' admits brand executive

E.l.f. brand chief marketing officer Kory Marchisotto said it was never the company's intention to risk controversy by featuring comedian Matt Rife in a recent ad.

August 16

Denzel Washington blasts cancel culture, says faith matters more than followers

Actor Denzel Washington questions the meaning of being canceled and rejects the idea that followers are currency, emphasizing faith over public support.

August 16

'Super Funny' comic Nate Jackson declares that's 'a wrap' on cancel culture, phenomenon is over

Comedian Nate Jackson, whose Netflix special "Super Funny" hit the top three, said he believes cancel culture in comedy is ending as audiences simply choose entertainment they enjoy.