Gabriel Iglesias mocked cancel culture while defending role as Speedy Gonzales in 'Space Jam' sequel

Piers Morgan has fired back on Sharon Osbourne’s Friday departure from The Talk related to her defense of his opinions .

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Piers Morgan is railing against cancel culture and "woke" liberals in a lengthy account appearing in the U.K.'s "Mail on Sunday" newspaper. Morgan, who left "Good Morning Britain" earlier his month after saying on air that he didn’t believe many of the things Meghan Markle had said in her shocking Oprah Winfrey interview, was writing at length for the first time since after his divisive comments about the Duchess of Sussex.

The Beauty of Living Twice in a new interview on SiriusXM’s Just Jenny.“I think cancel culture is the stupidest thing I have ever seen happen,” Stone told host Jenny Hutt.

Sharon Stone is getting candid.

The cancel culture debate is one of the hottest raging fires on the internet these days.

Sharon Stone has had it with cancel culture. The "Basic Instinct" star, 63, said as much on Thursday when she joined SiriusXM’s "Just Jenny" and opened up to radio host Jenny Hutt, who asked Stone her feelings on celebrities and people in general being "afraid to have real conversations." "I think cancel culture is the stupidest thing I have ever seen happen," Stone fumed while discussing her new book, "The Beauty of Living Twice," which is scheduled to be released on March 30.

Sharon Stone called in to Jenny Hutt’s SiriusXM show, “Just Jenny”, to promote her new book The Beauty of Living Twice.

Former "Howard Stern" show staffer Shuli Egar is the latest comedian to speak out against the ever-present practice of engaging in cancel culture. Among the many performers who make their living telling jokes in front of complete strangers -- and are denouncing the era of cancel culture -- is Egar. Egar is a stand-up comedian and music artist who spent 15 years working under the shock jock before leaving on his own volition in order to start his podcast "The Shuli Show" on Hurrdat Media.

Harry’s bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview — insisting the royals are “very much not a racist family.”Harry’s 38-year-old brother became the first royal to directly address the explosive interview and allegations of racism as he answered reporter’s questions while visiting an east London school early Thursday.“I haven’t spoken to him yet, but I will do,” he said of Harry, who spoke warmly of William while admitting they were distant.William was firm when asked about the most damaging claims made

British author of "The Madness of Crowds" Douglas Murray torched "American cancel culture," after Meghan Markle’s racism claim against the royal family. During an appearance on "Fox & Friends," Murray expressed concern that "American culture wars seem to now be going around the world" and called on people to stand up for themselves and demand evidence when allegations are brought against them.

Pepe Le Pew is not going to be included in Warner Bros new Space Jam sequel.