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Vox Day calls it the “Devil Mouse.” It wasn’t always that way, but did you expect Walt Disney to truly live forever? His interviews of Wernher von Braun in the 1950s compelled our nation to invest in space exploration. Now? Our future is just goofy. Dana Walden, the chairman of entertainment for Walt Disney Television, recently said during a panel discussion that ABC passed on ‘some incredibly well-written scripts’ because they did not meet its new diversity standards. Walden made the comments during panel discussion titled ‘Women in Focus: Women, Big Tech and the Future of Holl...

Font Size With all this push for Hollywood “diversity” one often wonders if Hollywood has a vendetta against traditional standards of movie making. According to one insider, that’s exactly the case for at least one major studio. Sci-fi author Nick Cole, co-author of the Galaxy’s Edge series, claimed that during a pitch meeting, a major Hollywood studio passed on a recent project he had been working on, citing the fact that they’re done producing content for “White, Christian, Trash.” Oh wow, that’s a hell of a way to say it. Perhaps this is the sentiment underl...

Disney entertainment chief says ABC passes on 'incredibly well-written scripts' because they don't meet new diversity standards - including story of a white family which would have featured diverse neighbors and friends Dana Walden, the chairman of entertainment for Walt Disney Television, recently said ABC passed on 'some incredibly well-written scripts' Walden made the comments during panel discussion titled 'Women in Focus: Women, Big Tech and the Future of Hollywood' on April 9 Last year, ABC called for at least 50% representation of 'underrepresented groups' in regular and recurring char...

Procurement Canada said so far during the pandemic it awarded 32 contracts worth $120-million to 24 Indigenous companies to provide goods and services ranging from masks to air charter services