Oscars 2020: Number of TV viewers falls to all-time lowShowbiz | 207679 hits | Feb 10 12:30 pm | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The awards ceremony bucked a decline in viewers last year but ratings reached a record low on Sunday.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Oscar's Diversity Panic
https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/02/ ... ity-panic/
Obama’s Oscar-Winning ‘American Factory’ Omits His Own Role in Ohio Factory’s Closing
The film follows the travails of a shuttered General Motors factory in Ohio that is re-opened by Chinese investors, who save American jobs but encounter cultural and economic clashes with American workers.
But as Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH), the former mayor of nearby Dayton, Ohio, wrote last year, the movie leaves out President Obama’s own role in making life worse for the GM workers who lost their jobs.
Obama’s auto bailout, he recalled, helped force the plant’s closure and made it harder for the workers to find new jobs because his administration was dealing political favors to its favored union allies — and they were in the “wrong” union...
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment ... s-closing/
You just have to laugh at these chuckle-heads sometimes, because what's the alternative?
-J.
I just get annoyed when ALL the channels fuck up ALL of the programming for an entire week because of them.
I have a hard time raising the energy to even watch the films these people appear in - exception: Joker, for being one of the best superhero/villain movies ever made. As such I find it impossible to have enough strength to watch the event where they congratulate each other on how terrific they are. That ceremony needed Ricky Gervais to poke holes in all the stuffed shirts far more than the Golden Globes did.
1917 was damn good movie too, though apart from cinematography, it went home empty handed.
The Oscars have always been droll and stuffy because that's what Hollywood wants. That's why it's nigh impossible to find a host; because anytime a host was picked to be "edgy" (Seth McFarlane, Jon Stewart, David Letterman) they weren't liked because they made jokes at Hollywood's expense.
Like you said, That's what the Golden Globes are for; to have a more laid back, tawdry affair.
I don't give a tinker's dam about award shows, or the SuperBowl, or the State of the Fucking Union.
I just get annoyed when ALL the channels fuck up ALL of the programming for an entire week because of them.
Right? Between the Golden Globes, the Oscars, the Super Bowl and the NFL playoffs, Bob's Burgers hasn't been on for a month and I'm missing it badly.
I don't give a tinker's dam about award shows, or the SuperBowl, or the State of the Fucking Union.
I just get annoyed when ALL the channels fuck up ALL of the programming for an entire week because of them.
Right? Between the Golden Globes, the Oscars, the Super Bowl and the NFL playoffs, Bob's Burgers hasn't been on for a month and I'm missing it badly.
I hear Brad Pitt and Joaqun Phoenix were competing for woke points in their acceptance speeches.
Their job is to pre-program the public for insanity and to push social engineering with bullshit.
...Bob's Burgers hasn't been on for a month and I'm missing it badly.
Ditto with Walking Dead being on break because I'm really jonesing to once again see almost every member of the main cast who aren't named Negan to once again do the most retarded thing possible that they can.