Glenn Danzig says modern “punk explosion” won’t happen due to “cancel culture and woke bullshit”

Evidence supporting the long term effect of childhood trauma is becoming increasingly clear. In an appearance on Prince Harry and Meghan’s new TV show, The Me You Can’t See, Glenn Close revealed that growing up in a cult has affected all of her relationships.

Chris Rock has claimed that “cancel culture” has led to “unfunny” and “boring” material from comedians. “Cancel culture” is a term used to describe the mass shaming or condemnation of individuals (often celebrities) who have done or said something that has been construed as offensive.

Chris Rock spoke out against cancel culture, noting that it’s led to "unfunny" and "boring" content from comedians.  The stand-up comedian appeared on "The Breakfast Club" radio show earlier this week to discuss his entrance into the horror genre with "Spiral," which is a spinoff from the highly popular "Saw" franchise.  During the interview, Rock was asked about "cancel culture" and how it has impacted him as a comedian.

Chris Rock is definitely not rockin’ with cancel culture.

Spiral actor shared his thoughts in a new interview with The Breakfast Club, during which hosts Angela Yee DJ Envy asked him what he thought about cancel culture.Rock said the fear of being cancelled left comedians “scared to make a move.” He added: “What happens is that everybody gets safe and, when everyone gets safe and nobody tries anything, things get boring.”He went on: “I see a lot of unfunny comedians, I see unfunny TV shows, I see unfunny awards shows, I see unfunny movies because

against cancel culture, insisting it is “disrespecting” audiences — and responsible for a rise in “unfunny” entertainment.The 56-year-old comedian told Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club” Monday that the real fear of getting canceled has made people become “safe.”“And when everyone gets safe and nobody tries anything, things get boring,” he told the New York station’s Angela Yee and DJ Envy.“I see a lot of unfunny comedians, I see unfunny TV shows, I see unfunny awards shows, I see unfunny movies

Chris Rock has slammed cancel culture saying it is 'disrespectful' to the audience and is leading to lots of 'unfunny' comedians, TV shows and movies in the entertainment industry. The 56-year-old comedian told Angela Yee and DJ Envy in an interview on The Breakfast Club that the fear of being canceled has left everybody 'scared to make a move.

Chrissy Teigen’s Cravings empire was dealt a crushing blow on Tuesday when retailer Bloomingdale's reportedly pulled out of a deal it had in place with the author and model amid an online bullying scandal involving Teigen that resurfaced and left a heap of bad press in its wake.

Sharon Stone may be the star of the 1992 erotic thriller "Basic Instinct," but the actress said she’s powerless from having a say in the upcoming re-release of the film.

Joe Rogan sounded off on cancel culture, courting controversy by speculating that it could lead to the silencing of "straight white men."  The podcast host, 53, sat down for an interview with comedian Joe List last week on his "Joe Rogan Experience" show where the duo got to talking about movies, specifically edgy comedies like "Superbad," "Step Brothers" and more.

Alec Baldwin has once again condemned cancel culture, protesting that its practitioners want to “destroy the undeserving and deserving alike.”

Alec Baldwin has once again bashed cancel culture, this time comparing it to the devastation of a "forest fire." "Cancel culture is like a forest fire in constant need of fuel. Functioning objectively.

The Judge has spoken. Judge Judy Sheindlin is striking down cancel culture and called the now-common societal practice a "frightening place to be" in the sense that people could be afraid of expressing their true and authentic opinions.

Soulja Boy is being sued for domestic violence, assault, and sexual battery, among other charges, by a former romantic partner.According to reports by Rolling Stone, USA Today and NBC News, the rapper – real name DeAndre Cortez Way – has been accused of punching and hitting the plaintiff, who is only identified as Jane Doe. The lawsuit alleges that Way assaulted Jane Doe when she was pregnant, and she later miscarried.

hopped on Twitter late Tuesday night — a rare occurrence for the historically discreet star — to join a conversation happening on social media about the state of the screen business.His succinct hot take is currently being disputed, however, due to confusion over his use of the word “canceled.” The 37-year-old actor and director, also known as rapper Childish Gambino in the music world, launched his career in Hollywood as a writer for shows such as “Community” and “30 Rock.” He has since gone on

Leigh-Anne Pinnock has suggested she was excluded from a 'sexiest female' list because of the colour of her skin and racism in the music industry. After her other bandmates were nominated but she wasn’t, she said she felt something was “not right.” “There was one time when a radio station, they were doing 'sexiest female'.They'd do it every year and all the other girls had been nominated every single year except for me," she said.

Actress Glenn Close recently opened up about not winning an Oscar despite 8 nominations. In a chat with the Associated Press, the 74-year-old actress got candid about being nominated for eight Oscars, and how she feels about not winning them.

Punk Rock legend Glenn Danzig believes the genre will never have a resurgence as long as "cancel culture" continues to dominate the public discourse.  The Misfits frontman turned filmmaker spoke with Rolling Stone about his upcoming movie "Death Rider in the House of Vampires," a horror Western done in the bloody, violent style that Danzig is known for.  In the interview, the singer is asked about his propensity to get creative inspiration from horror movies.The punk band was often known for its