Jameela Jamil says celebrity cancel culture is ‘pointless waste of time’ amid JK Rowling criticism

Oliver Stone has vocally opposed cancel culture in past interviews over the last few weeks. Page Six says the director recently commented on the phenomenon again, arguing that if he created the same movies he did in the past in today’s societal landscape, he would be “vilified” and have his career destroyed.

Oliver Stone admitted that, due to cancel culture in Hollywood, he most likely wouldn’t have been able to establish a career if he was just starting out. The “Wall Street” director recently appeared on the SiriusXM radio show "Jim Norton & Sam Roberts” and talked about his qualms with modern Hollywood.

Oliver Stone is opening up about cancel culture and how he probably would be among the ones canceled if he were just starting out in Hollywood right now.

Laura Whitmore has said she feels sorry for Love Island’s male contestants over the “pressure” they face to look good.

John Cleese does not have much time for political correctness or cancel culture, and as for the state of the world?

Legendary comedy troupe Monty Python could never be accused of being politically correct, and one of its alums is blasting today’s cancel culture for sucking the fun out of life.

John Cleese is speaking out against cancel culture and what he believes it’s doing to comedy. The “Monty Python” star is appearing in a comedic live-stream and Q&A from London next month in an effort to experiment with new platforms as social distancing guidelines remain in place to help combat the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Good Place actress Jameela Jamil is speaking out about a pattern she has noticed on her Twitter account – she keeps being confused for sports journalist Jemele Hill by white men.

Jameela Jamil referred to herself as an “anti-celebrity” during a recent interview in which she declared that she refuses to project the image of the “perfect woman.” The “Good Place” star sat down for a conversation with Laura Whitmore for BBC Radio’s “5 Live” show where the duo discussed everything from fame, cancel culture and more. During the interview, Jamil explained her philosophy on handling her own celebrity, noting that there is great risk in being publicly vulnerable.

Love Island's Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling are celebrating their three-year anniversary. The couple, who present and narrate the ITV dating show respectively, marked the occasion with a summery photo on Instagram.

Harpers calling for the end of cancel culture.The letter warns against the development of “censoriousness” and “an intolerance of opposing views”.Rowling, who has recently spoken of her views on transgender rights and has sparked a controversial discussion, said on Twitter that she was “proud to sign this letter in defence of a foundational principle of a liberal society: open debate and freedom of thought and speech.”The letter acknowledges “powerful protests for racial and social justice”, but

that finger with reports that Iain Stirling popped the question while the couple was in South Africa filming.While we wait to hear if wedding bells will be ringing or not, the couple celebrated their anniversary on Wednesday.The Love Island duo posted sweet summery snaps for their big day, showing they are as loved-up as ever.The Irish presenter posted a candid picture on Instagram showing the couple lounging in the park making the most of the weather (who can blame them).The blonde beauty kept

Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling are celebrating three years of relationship bliss and taking to their social media platforms to mark the milestone.The pair began dating back in 2017 and worked on the most recent series of Love Island together as Laura hosted the ITV2 dating show, following the tragic death of Caroline Flack, and Iain continued his narrating duties.The pair are reported to have gotten engaged while in South Africa when filming on the series ended.To mark three years with Iain,