The Daily Wire
•51% Informative
In the entertainment industry, the only unsavoriness I witnessed first hand could easily be attributed to aspiring mean girls: lying, gossiping, and so much side-eye.
The absence of social prestige left room for an intangible gift: awareness of the rare opportunity before me.
Working in Hollywood was also really, really fun. Los Angeles sparked with a kind of “ Things Happen Here’s energy.
Hollywood stopped telling stories that were true.
Hollywood has normalized depravity to the point of appearing almost banal, writes Emily Cevallos .
She says the culture had been on a steady decline into moral confusion for long before.
She was shocked when she learned that, to this point, it had morphed into something else entirely entirely.
She said she had become blinded by anything that held a whisper of the reasons why Trump had won the presidency in the first place.
Kathleen Breaux is a former creative executive from the film and television industry.
She says the anchor within the human spirit is weighted by eternity, and that’s far more powerful than this creatively bankrupt blip on the radar of history.
VR Score
57
Informative language
61
Neutral language
36
Article tone
informal
Language
English
Language complexity
48
Offensive language
likely offensive
Hate speech
not hateful
Attention-grabbing headline
detected
Known propaganda techniques
detected
Time-value
medium-lived
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