Hollywood Values

Hollywood "values" (also known today as HollyWOKE or HollyWEIRD "values") are characterized by spreading sexually-transmitted diseases, public obscenities, decadence, narcissism, hypocrisy, rampant drug use, abortion, adultery, lawlessness and the promotion of the homosexual agenda and cultural marxism. Such values have a very negative influence on the life of individuals, and very often lead to death. A 2006 poll by MSNBC said that 60% of Americans agree that "Hollywood's values are not in line with the rest of America and that the quality of movies has diminished in recent years."^[1] In 2014, even in the context of the fashion-industry-dressed stars of the Academy Awards and celebrations of St. Valentine's Day, 61% of Americans agreed "Hollywood [has] too much influence on American politics and social values."^[2]

The lack of morals and difference of values in Hollywood culture has been destroying the fabric of American culture, particularly the family. While Leftists whined about the blacklisting of communists in Hollywood, the Academy Awards cabal excluded many great performers from ever being even nominated for an Oscar.^[3] In 2022, a pro-homosexual agenda movie described as a piece of garbage by a veteran actor (The Power of the Dog) won a near-record 12 Oscar nominations.

Hollywood studios forced actresses to have abortions, such as Oscar-winning Judy Garland two years after the Wizard of Oz. In 1941 and again in 1943, Judy Garland was forced to have abortions by her powerful movie studio, and "[a]rguably, these incidents affected Garland psychologically"^[4] and "haunted" her for her entire life.^[5] Jean Harlow, a megastar of the 1930s, had two abortions (at least one of which was reluctant) and died unexpectedly of internal causes at age 26.^[6]

Hollywood as a tool of (anti)social pedagogy[edit]

While before 1945 forms of "art" which appealed to the lowest and basest instincts of man or deliberately portrayed man as completely immoral were confined to a small circle among the "elite" of the decadent, parasitic intelligentsia, after the war this content was popularized on a large scale and pushed for mass consumption to the American people, with Hollywood playing the lead role in this popularization. The barriers between 'esoteric' art and mass kitsch were dismantled with increasing vigor. The cinema (and also radio and literature) started spreading to the widest extent the uninhibited venting of even the worst instincts. The constant increase in juvenile delinquency, starting from the late 1940s and early 1950s, demonstrates the results of such 'social pedagogics'.^[7]

It was important for the (liberal) ruling class to "re-educate" man of the post-war generation by tempering him to a sort of barbarism, to the brutal and merciless imposition of his selfish interests, which necessarily implies a hypocritical attitude as the way to adapt to the Social-Darwinist "struggle for existence". In the field of cinema, this kind of pedagogy necessarily produces movies that either openly preach banditry, gangsterism and murder (such as movies in Hitler's Germany did, but also American gangster films do), or subtly place the individual in the social void, and cloud the sense of the real connection with society in his consciousness, degrade and reduce the intellect and reason to impotence, which these relationships reflect and elaborate, finally transforming man himself into an unethical lump of uncontrollable instincts. In relation to children, this is passed off as "respect" for the individual character of the child. But it means, in fact, the renunciation of pedagogy, and it comes, in the best of cases, to reduce young American children to a herd of lonely hysterics who end up following this wrong path often to become gangsters.^[8]

Usually (and falsely), this glorification of the unleashing of the worst instincts, hypocrisy, immorality etc. in Hollywood movies is advertized by Hollywood as "realism". Granted, some of the negative values promoted in these films do exist in American society (and the film industry is certainly not irresponsible for their spread). However, there exists a great fundamental difference between the realistic mode of representation that calls a spade a spade, and the deliberate overt aggrandization and idealization of every kind of negativity as something not just typical but praiseworthy and exemplar (the glorification of the Ku Klux Klan in Birth of a Nation, of the Mafia in gangster films, of street gangs in hood films, etc.).^[7]

It was a characteristic of the Hitler regime that, by skilful propaganda through the use of the cinema and movie industry, it led essentially and harmlessly mediocre people, sometimes even gifted ones, into becoming accomplices and indeed active participants in terrible crimes and barbaric deeds of inhumanity. Without such 'social pedagogics' (like the widely promoted "The Eternal Jew", "Süss the Jew" and other such movies), Auschwitz, for example, would not have been possible.^[7]

Conflict over values[edit]

There have been, however, a handful of prominent people whose work in Hollywood opposed these values. Charlton Heston, Jim Caviezel, Ricardo Montalban, Ronald Reagan, James Stewart, Pat Boone, Paul Schofield, Lisa Whelchel (who played The Facts of Life character Blair Warner, but refused a role where she would be the first of Eastland's girls to become a non-virgin), Walt Disney, and many others practiced conservative values while working in Hollywood and the productions of these and many others also reflect these values, irrespective of the names associated with them: The Chronicles of Narnia and Independence Day (a 1996 movie about the United States being attacked by hostile alien invaders on Independence Day) being recent examples.

Although the social elite and studio executives of Hollywood may have held different values than Main Street America, the disparity was hidden from the public. First, many film studios and actors hired publicity agents to control what lifestyle facts became known to the public. Certain personal indiscretions were considered "off-limits" to journalists and not generally reported, such as Marilyn Monroe's connection to various organized crime and political figures (including JFK).

Second, both the film studios and the television networks had codes of acceptable content. Actors who were living by Hollywood values were creating films and television programs that carefully avoid sexually explicit themes or foul language. For example, the code required that if a married couple were to be shown in a bedroom scene, they would have twin beds and would be wearing pajamas.

Third, after the United States Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment protected certain forms of literature and motion pictures that were previously considered pornographic in Miller v. California in 1973, the case law developed that applied local community standards when deciding whether a particular work was to be protected. This had the effect of decoupling national values from Hollywood values and started a race to the lowest common denominator.

Finally, over time, the media has shifted from being concentrated to being dispersed. The three major television networks (ABC, CBS and NBC) shifted to thousands of cable channels, and the adoption of the Internet by the general public made controlling the spread of news and the fabrication of false public images by movie studios impossible. As a result, tabloid journalism and reality television spread the full impact of the Hollywood lifestyle throughout American culture.

The shows these television stations and networks transmit have continued to become more and more vulgar and trashy; The Simpsons has become one of the most influential animated shows of all time, spawning other adult animated programs such as Futurama, Family Guy, Robot Chicken and Rick and Morty. Before The Simpsons premiered, Republican presidents had won four out of the last five American Presidential elections; afterwards, Bill Clinton won two elections back to back, the first Democrat to do so since FDR.

Description[edit]

Hollywood values include a flagrant disrespect and disregard for:

• abstinence, marriage and fidelity
• patriotism
• religion and spirituality (Hollywood's profits depend on the advertising and sale of material goods and other superficial "solutions" to problems.)
• accountability
• the military^[9]
• family responsibilities, like childrearing^[10]
• laws that apply to everyone else
• commonly accepted behavioral boundaries and values of human decency
• hard work and humility

In addition, Hollywood portrays these values as rebellious and countercultural. They portray religious and spiritual institutions as greedy, self-serving, sexually perverted, prejudiced, ignorant, and unscientific. When comparing the satisfaction brought about by faith, spirituality, family, and friendship, which may happen to include donations to a church or other organization, it is clear that the profits of Hollywood and the industries which rely upon Hollywood for profit are the true establishment—thus making traditional values truly rebellious and countercultural, and Hollywood values a lie.

Deaths[edit]

Hollywood values are unnaturally deadly. Tourists in Hollywood can visit over 30 sites of typically self-inflicted Hollywood celebrity deaths.^[11] A sampling of deaths caused by Hollywood values include:^[12]

• Nick Adams, 36, TV actor, died of an overdose from barbiturates.
• Jeremy Applegate, 24, actor, committed suicide, ironically after saying (in a voiceover scene) in 1989's teen film Heathers "I hope this never happens to me, because I couldn't handle suicide".
• Howard Ashman, 40, lyricist and producer, died of AIDS due to his homosexual lifestyle.
• Diana Barrymore, 38, actress and member of the Barrymore acting family, died from a drug overdose.
• John Barrymore, 60, actor and member of the Barrymore acting family, died from cirrhosis of the liver from heavy drinking.
• John Drew Barrymore, 72, actor and member of the Barrymore acting family, fell victim to Hollywood values as heavy drinking and drug use led to increasing unreliability and his physical and mental decline before he died of cancer.
• John Belushi, 33, comedian, was a repeated drug abuser who ultimately died of a lethal injection of cocaine and heroin.
• Chester Bennington, 41, lead singer for the rock band Linkin Park committed suicide by hanging.
• Steve Bing, 55, Hollywood producer and associate of Jeffrey Epstein and the Clintons, reportedly jumped from the 27th floor of his apartment building; although officially ruled a "suicide", it is widely believed that Bing was actually murdered, both due to his association with the Clintons and to silence him over what he knew about Epstein and Bill Clinton.^[13]
• Clara Blandick, 81, actress, "Aunt Em" in The Wizard of Oz committed suicide in 1962 by overdosing on prescription medication.
• John Bonham, 32, drummer for Led Zeppelin, after too much alcohol, asphyxiated on vomit.
• Jonathan Brandis, 27, actor, committed suicide by hanging in 2003.^[14]
• Elisa Bridges, 28, Playboy magazine model, drug overdose combining heroin, methamphetamine and other drugs.
• Joseph Brooks, 73, Hollywood producer, composer, lyricist, and accused multiple rapist who committed suicide.
• Bobbi Kristina Brown, 22, was in a coma for 6 months after being found unconscious in a bathtub—died 6 months later.
• Timothy Buckley, 29, musician, died of a heroin overdose in 1975.
• Richard Burton, 58, actor, a longtime alcoholic and chain smoker, died from a stroke, but also suffered from numerous other health problems.
• Northern Calloway, 41, Broadway actor and singer also best known for playing David on Sesame Street from its 1969 debut until 1989; beginning in 1980, his mental health began a gradual decline due to the onset of bipolar disorder, which led to several bouts with erratic behavior and resulting legal trouble and eventually led to his 1989 dismissal from the show; he was institutionalized at the Stony Lodge Hospital psychiatric institution in Westchester County, New York following his release from Sesame Street and, after a violent altercation with a hospital staff psychiatrist on January 9, 1990, suffered cardiac arrest induced by exhaustive psychosis after being restrained by police officers who had arrived at the scene and was brought to Phelps Memorial Hospital in nearby North Tarrytown (now Sleepy Hollow), where he was pronounced dead soon after.
• David Carradine, 72, actor best known for his starring role as Kwai Chang Caine in the 1970s Western-themed action TV series Kung Fu (as well as its 1990s syndicated sequel Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, set in the present day and in which he played Caine's descendant, also named Kwai Chang Caine), died from suffocation, most likely suicide, had a history of suicidal thoughts, alcohol and narcotics abuse ^[15]
• Stephen Clark, 30, Def Leppard guitarist, drug and alcohol overdose^[16]
• Lana Clarkson, 40, actress and model murdered by Phil Spector
• Kurt Cobain, 27, lead singer from the band Nirvana, a heroin addict who committed suicide with a shotgun blast to the head.
• Ray Combs, 40, host of the TV game show Family Feud, committed suicide by hanging himself while, ironically, in a psychiatric ward where this was supposed to be prevented.
• Jeff Conaway, 60, film and television actor died from a suspected overdose. He struggled with addictions to cocaine and alcohol.
• Don Cornelius, 75, Soul Train TV creator died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.^[17]
• Chris Cornell, 52, well-known lead singer for the band Soundgarden, committed suicide by strangulation.
• John Costelloe, 47, actor from HBO's The Sopranos known as "Johnny Cakes", shot himself in the head.^[18]
• Bob Crane, 49, the actor's success as one of Hogan's Heroes led to a bizarre life of sex addiction. He was beaten to death in 1978.
• Karl Dane, 47, silent film actor, committed suicide by gunshot.
• James Dean, 24, a notoriously reckless and frequently ticketed driver crashed fatally head-on into a car turning left in front of his Porsche.
• Brad Delp, 55, lead singer for the band Boston, committed suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Divine, 42, transvestite who was also homosexual, died of an enlarged heart.
• Kevin DuBrow, 52, lead singer of 1980's metal band Quiet Riot, died from an overdose of cocaine.
• Ryan Dunn, 34, MTV's reality star from the series Jackass, died in a 3:00 AM auto accident after a night of drinking.^[19]
• Eazy-E, 31, hip hop musician, AIDS death in 1995 contracted through drug use.
• Peg Entwistle, 24, actress, leaped to her death from atop the Hollywood sign.
• Brian Epstein, 32, manager of band The Beatles, overdosed on sleeping pills and alcohol.
• Althea Flynt, 33, wife of Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, died of possible AIDS from an infected blood transfusion or prescription drug overdose.
• Chris Farley, 33, comedian, died from an overdose of morphine and cocaine.
• Frances Farmer, 56, cancer brought on by her former lifestyle of heavy smoking.
• Carrie Fisher, 60, actress best known for her role in Star Wars movies, toxicology report showing cocaine, heroin and ecstasy in her system when she died.
• Shain Gandee, 21, from MTV reality show Buckwild died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Judy Garland, 47, overdosed on sleeping pills.
• Lucy Gordon, 28, British actress from the movie Spiderman 3, hung herself ^[20]
• Tom Graeff, 41, producer/director of the 1959 science fiction B-movie Teenagers from Outer Space who later engaged in a homosexual affair with that movie's lead actor, committed suicide in 1970 by inhaling carbon monoxide from car exhaust after several years of business and personal reverses.
• Paul Gray, 38, bassist of heavy metal band Slipknot, died from an overdose of morphine and fentanyl.^[21]
• Lee Grivas, 26, the on-again, off-again boyfriend of Married with Children actress Christina Applegate, 36, was found dead of an apparent drug overdose^[22]
• Corey Haim, 38, teen idol who starred in many teen movies and then a reality show, died of a drug overdose.^[23]
• Russell Craig "Rusty" Hamer, 42, child actor who starred with Danny Thomas in Make Room for Daddy/The Danny Thomas Show, self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
• Phil Hartman, 49, actor, murdered in his million-dollar house by his drug-addicted third wife, Brynn Hartman.
• Anne Heche, 53, actress who first gained notice as the second portrayer of twin sisters Marley Love and Vicky Hudson on the NBC soap opera Another World from 1987 to 1991 and was later involved in a lesbian relationship with Ellen DeGeneres, suffered burn injuries and other injuries caused by colliding her car at high speed into a house (which was then set on fire and structurally compromised by the crash) and subsequently died in a Los Angeles hospital; she was reported to have been intoxicated with narcotics (including cocaine) and was driving erratically at the time of the crash,^[24] but it was later revealed that Heche was, in fact, not under the influence of any intoxicants at the time of the crash.^[25] Heche's father, who had been involved in homosexual affairs and had been sexually promiscuous with other men while being unfaithful in his marriage, died in 1983 after developing AIDS from one of those affairs and had also been claimed by Heche to have sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions when she was a child.^[26] Despite news reports claiming that Heche had been left brain-dead and in a coma as a result of the crash, she was seen in overhead video footage sitting up and trying to get off the stretcher she had been placed on by firefighters before she was forced back down and loaded into an ambulance;^[27] this revelation, combined with the report that Heche had not been intoxicated at the time of the crash, destroyed the narrative of the liberal media (which predictably went silent on the story soon afterward). It has been speculated that Heche was murdered by liberal groomer elitists in positions of power for exposing child sex trafficking involving said elitists in an upcoming made-for-TV movie, Girl in Room 13, which she starred in (and which evidently struck a nerve with said elitists).^[28]
• Margaux Hemingway, 42, fashion model, actress and granddaughter of writer Ernest Hemingway, suicide via drug overdose; she had been sexually abused by her father as a child and later went through alcohol and drug addiction and depression as an adult, and had also posed nude in Playboy.
• Jimi Hendrix, 27, an enthusiastic abuser of illegal drugs, choked on his own vomit after overdosing on sleeping pills and alcohol in 1970.
• John Holmes, adult porno star, died in 1988 of AIDS at age 43.
• DeShaun Holton, 32, actor and rapper known professionally as "Proof" and had appeared in the Eminem movie 8 Mile; Hollywood values and the hip-hop lifestyle both contributed to his death as he was shot during a dispute at a pool hall.
• Whitney Houston, 48, singer/actress autopsy reports showed cocaine and drowning as contributors to her death.^[29]
• Rock Hudson, 59, AIDS in 1985.
• Michael Hutchence, 37, asphyxiated during an auto-erotic act while alone in a Sydney Australia hotel. His wife, Paula Yates (see below), also fell victim to Hollywood Values.
• Michael Jackson, 50, cardiac arrest from a toxic mixture and abuse of prescription drugs, improperly prescribed by doctors.
• Joyce Jameson, 54, actress who played one of the "Fun Girls" on The Andy Griffith Show; committed suicide in 1987 by overdosing on pills.
• Richard Jeni, 49, comedian, suicide^[30]
• Mary Anissa Jones, "Buffy" on family-esqe sitcom, Family Affair, died of a multi-drug overdose in 1976, age 18.
• Russell Tyrone Jones (a.k.a. "Old Dirty Bastard"), 35, hip hop musician, died of drug overdose two days before his 36th birthday.
• Janis Joplin, 27, heroin overdose
• Brian Keith, leading man of sitcom, Family Affair and conservative titular judge in Hardcastle and McCormick, suicide in 1997, almost 21 years after fellow Family Affair star Anissa Jones' death and days after his own daughter's suicide at 27.
• Lisa Robin Kelly, 43, That '70s Show actress died while in a rehab facility for addictions.
• Andrew Koenig, 41, child actor in the TV series Growing Pains, committed suicide.^[31]
• Michael Landon, 54, an admitted chain smoker and heavy drinker despite his wholesome characters of Little Joe Cartwright on Bonanza, Charles Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie and Jonathan Smith on Highway to Heaven, died of pancreatic cancer.
• Jani Lane, 47, lead singer for the rock band Warrant, found dead in a hotel room. He had a history of alcohol abuse.^[32]
• Heath Ledger, 28, a straight actor best known as one of Brokeback Mountain's homosexual cowboys, died in his Manhattan apartment in 2008 from an accidental overdose of painkillers, sleeping pills, anti-anxiety medication and other prescription drugs.^[33]
• Bruce Lee (Li Xiaolong), actor, 33, collapsed and died; trace amounts of cannabis found in bloodstream at postmortem; the official cause of death was acute cerebral edema (swelling of the brain) from hypersensitivity to aspirin. Cannabis probably didn't contribute to his death.
• Johnny Lewis, 28, actor from Sons of Anarchy fell to his death after killing his 81-year-old landlord.
• Stuart Lubbock, 31, found dead in the swimming pool of popular TV entertainer Michael Barrymore, having suffered severe anal trauma, after a drug-fueled party at the star's home
• Bob Marley, 36, reggae musician, a notorious cannabis smoker, died of skin cancer. His "religion" (Rastafarianism) prevented him from treating the cancer.
• Ashley Mattingly, 33, Playboy model, suicide by gunshot after struggling with substance abuse.
• Freddie Mercury, 45, born Farrokh Bulsara, lead singer of the band Queen, died from AIDS-related bronchial pneumonia.
• Hagen Mills, 29, actor on the FX network shot the mother of his child before killing himself after being released on rape charges.^[34]
• Sal Mineo, 37, actor, murdered under circumstances that suggested "a homosexual motive".
• Marilyn Monroe, 36, actress, overdosed on sleeping pills.
• Cory Monteith, 31, actor of the liberal show Glee died from a mix of heroin and alcohol.^[35]
• Keith Moon, 32, drummer of The Who overdosed on Clomethiazole prescribed to treat his alcoholism.
• Jim Morrison, 27, died of an apparent heroin overdose.
• Brittany Murphy, 32, film actress died of cardiac arrest from combining prescription drugs ^[36] Official death from pneumonia and drug intoxication.
• Chris Penn, 40, brother of Sean Penn, "died accidentally from an enlarged heart and the effects of a mix of multiple medications".
• Amanda Peterson, 43, 1980s movie star from Can't Buy Me Love film died from respiratory failure, as a result of an overdose from a combination of drugs.^[37]
• River Phoenix, 23, died from an overdose of cocaine and heroin.
• Dana Plato, 34, Diff'rent Strokes actress, suicide by drug overdose after posing for lesbian pornography.
• Daniel Pollock, 23, Australian actor who starred in the film Romper Stomper; committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a moving train.
• Elvis Presley, 42, large drug intake causes cardiac arrhythmia and rumored to have suffocated on the carpet when he collapsed from a drug overdose.
• Freddie Prinze, 22, actor from Chico and the Man, committed suicide by gunshot to the head.
• Richard Pryor, 65, comedian with a history of smoking cocaine, died of a heart attack.
• Virginia Rappe, 30, died of a ruptured bladder incurred at a party hosted by Roscoe Arbuckle.
• Robert Reed, 59, actor known as Mike Brady on The Brady Bunch was a homosexual with AIDS, died from cancer in 1992.^[38]
• Brad Renfro, 25, became addicted to heroin and was found dead after a night of drinking.
• George Reeves, 45, actor who played Superman from the series Adventures of Superman, suicide by gunshot.
• Peter Robbins, 65, former child actor best remembered as the original voice of Charlie Brown in the Peanuts animated TV specials and in the feature film A Boy Named Charlie Brown, as well as playing Alexander Bumstead in a short-lived 1968 live-action TV adaptation of the comic strip Blondie; struggled with mental illness in his later years and also dealt with substance abuse and legal trouble stemming from his mental health issues before he committed suicide in 2022.^[39]
• Mark Salling, 35, actor in the FOX TV series Glee, suicide by hanging after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography.
• Rebecca Schaeffer, 21, actress in CBS's television series My Sister Sam, stalked and murdered by a crazed fan in 1989.
• Ronald, aka "Bon" Scott lead singer of AC/DC choked on his own vomit on alcohol and illegal drugs in 1980 while touring to support their (appropriately titled ?) album, Highway To Hell.
• Jean Seberg, 40, actress with clinical depression committed suicide by overdose of alcohol and barbiturates.
• Michael Showers, 45, HBO actor found dead in the Mississippi River.^[40]
• James Slattery, 29, actor and drag queen known professionally as "Candy Darling", he had been a member of Andy Warhol's inner circle and was one of his "superstars"; died of leukemia.
• Anna Nicole Smith, 39, actress and Playboy model, accidental overdose on prescription drugs.
• Bubba Smith, 66, football player and actor, died from an overdose of diet pills.^[41]
• Elliott Smith, 34, singer who committed suicide in 2003 by stabbing himself in the chest.^[42]
• Layne Staley, 34, found dead in apartment two weeks after a drug overdose.^[43] Layne's 1992 Alice in Chains song "Junkhead" on its face promoted the use of hard drugs to which he had grown addicted (in particular to those who didn't hear it as role-playing).^[44]
• Dorothy Stratten, 20, murdered in 1980 by her husband after engaging in an extramarital affair.
• David Strickland, 29, actor, cast member of NBC's Suddenly Susan hung himself in a Las Vegas hotel.
• Sawyer Sweeten, 20, child actor who played in 139 episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond committed suicide by gunshot.
• Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer, 31, Little Rascals star was shot and killed collecting a debt while drunk.
• Sharon Tate, 26, an actress with a hippie lifestyle who was murdered by followers of Charles Manson, a Beatles-obsessed musician wannabe; Manson's followers murdered Tate, who was pregnant and only two weeks from birth, her unborn child, her prior lover, who was staying with her while her husband, movie producer Roman Polanski (see 'Crime', below), was away, and another unmarried couple staying in the house. (It is believed that Manson had actually intended his followers to kill the home's previous residents, Terry Melcher (son of Doris Day) and Candice Bergen.)^[45]
• Lou Tellegen, 52, a silent film and stage actor, suicide.
• Lupe Vélez, 36, 1920s-1940s movie actress, suicide by an overdose of sleeping pills; she was pregnant and didn't want an illegitimate child.
• Sid Vicious, 21. Heroin overdose while awaiting trial for his girlfriend's murder in New York City.
• Hervé Villechaize, 50, actor who played the character Tattoo on the hit show Fantasy Island, committed suicide by self-inflicted gunshot.
• Frank Wells, 62, President and COO of Disney, died in a helicopter crash.
• Kenneth Williams, 62, comedian and actor, heart failure from interaction of pain medication and sleeping pills.
• Amy Winehouse, 27, young singer with a life of substance abuse. Toxicology reports showed alcohol but no illegal drugs found in her system.^[46]
• Robin Williams, 63, actor and comedian died from suicide by hanging.
• De'Angelo Wilson, 29, actor and hip-hop performer who starred in 8 Mile; committed suicide by hanging.
• Ed Wood, 54, low-budget sci-fi director who was known for cross-dressing, became an alcoholic and died of a heart attack.
• Natalie Wood, 43, actress, drowned while intoxicated.
• Paula Yates, 41, television writer, heroin overdose. "Coroner Dr Paul Knapman told Westminster Coroners Court she had not committed suicide but said her behaviour had been "foolish and incautious". Her death was the result of "an unsophisticated taker of heroin" using drugs, he said. The court heard that 0.3 mg of morphine per litre of blood was found in her body, which would not have been enough to kill her had she been a heroin addict."^[47]

Sexually transmitted diseases[edit]

The loose sexual morals characteristic of the lifestyle defined by Hollywood Values often lead to sexually transmitted diseases. Examples include,

• Howard Ashman, an open homosexual, died of AIDS two months before he turned 41.
• John Holmes died of AIDS at 43 through promiscuous sex with women.
• Rock Hudson died of AIDS-related complications after contracting the disease through homosexual intercourse.
• Michael Jeter, who was homosexual, also died due to AIDS-related complications.
• Freddie Mercury of the rock group Queen, notorious for his flamboyant onstage presence, also contracted AIDS through his wildly promiscuous homosexual lifestyle, and subsequently perished of the self-inflicted condition.
• Tommy Morrison 44, died of undisclosed illness after testing positive for HIV. He starred in the movie Rocky V and claimed to be related to John Wayne.^[48]
• Robert Reed known for Kenneth Preston on ‘The Defenders’ (1961-1965), Mike Brady on ‘The Brady Bunch’ (1969-1974), and Dr. William Reynolds on ‘Roots’ (1977) died of AIDS in 1992.
• Charlie Sheen admitted in 2015 he is HIV positive, according to him four years after he was diagnosed with it.

Crime[edit]

See also: Irreligious prison population

Hollywood values often lead those holding them to commit, get arrested for and/or convicted of, a variety of crimes. Here are some examples:

• Amy Schumer was arrested twice, once for grand larceny ^[49] and for protesting Kavanaugh.^[50]
• Nikki Blonsky was arrested for a brawl fight in an airport.^[51]
• Michael Jace, actor from The Shield was convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife.^[52]
• Ricardo Medina Jr., actor from the TV shows Power Rangers Wild Force, Power Rangers Samurai, and Power Rangers Super Samurai, is charged with murdering his roommate with a sword.^[53]
• Mark Salling from the TV show 'Glee' has been arrested on suspicion of possessing images of child abuse.^[54]
• Shia LaBeouf had arrests for public intoxication and has substance abuse problems.^[55]
• Paul Walker, the 40-year-old star of the movie series Fast & Furious, was traveling at the "unsafe speed" of more than 100 miles per hour in a luxury sports car driven by his business partner, resulting in the tragic deaths of both.^[56]
• Dennis Farina, from NBC's crime dramas, Crime Story (1986-1988) and Law and Order from 2004 to 2006, was arrested in 2008 for carrying an unregistered loaded handgun through Los Angeles International Airport. He was convicted that year, served two years probation and was fined $1991.00. Ironically, Farina was a police officer in real life-Chicago from 1967 to 1985.
• Frances Farmer, arrested in 1942 for driving with bright lights in a "dim out" zone that affected the West Coast during World War II and was convicted of drunk driving.^[57] In 1943, she assaulted a hairdresser who she said insulted her and also failed to appear in court for the remainder of her previous fine. When arrested in 1943, she resisted and was eventually placed under the guardianship of her mother, who eventually committed her to various psychiatric hospitals until 1950 (the guardianship lasted until 1953). In 1963, after what was thought to have been a departure from her former hard-drinking lifestyle, she was arrested again for drunk driving and received a one-year license suspension.
• Paris Hilton was convicted in 2007 of driving while intoxicated, and then violated the terms of her probation, leading to a 45-day prison sentence.^[58] She was also arrested in Las Vegas on August 27, 2010, for possession of a controlled substance, cocaine. The hotel heiress was a passenger in a vehicle that was stopped by police. The driver was arrested for DUI pertaining to drugs, not alcohol. Through further interaction between Hilton and authorities, it was discovered she was in possession of a controlled substance.^[59] In order to avoid prison, Hilton pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors, and received a sentence of one year's probation, a fine, community service and also was ordered to complete a drug abuse program.
• Actress Lori Petty, who was featured in Free Willy and A League of Their Own, ran into a 14-year-old skateboarder and was arrested for felony drunk driving charges.^[60]
• Craig Phillip Robinson, the actor famous for playing Darryl Philbin on NBC's The Office, "was arrested on June 29, 2008, on suspicion of possessing MDMA, also known as ecstasy, and methamphetamine."^[61]
• Winona Ryder was convicted of vandalism and grand theft for stealing designer merchandise worth $5,560.40.^[62]
• O.J. Simpson is widely believed to have murdered his second ex-wife and her friend, and was found liable for this in a civil liability trial. He left California for Florida in 2000 to avoid paying any more of the liability amount to the families of the deceased and was convicted in 2008 of unrelated felonies committed in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2007, served almost nine years in Nevada's Lovelock Prison until October 2017 and is currently on parole in Las Vegas until 2022.
• Jim Bakker, televangelist for the PTL Club, was convicted of accounting fraud in 1989, stemming from the televangelism scandals of the later 1980s. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison and a $500,000 fine, but this sentence was commuted to eight years, the fine was voided and Bakker was placed on parole in 1994 but owed $6,000,000 to the Internal Revenue Service.
• Jimmy Swaggart, also a televangelist that was involved in the late 1980s televangelism scandals, was caught in 1991 with yet another prostitute while in Indio, California, and when asked about it, he said: "The Lord said it's flat none of your business".
• Lana Turner was involved with Mafia enforcer John Stompanato, who tried murdering her in 1958, but was himself killed by Lana's daughter, Cheryl, then 14, in an incident that would be ruled justifiable.
• Hugh Grant was arrested in 1995 in Los Angeles when he was found in a car with a known prostitute.^[63]
• Stacy Keach, movie and television actor, was sentenced to 9 months imprisonment in the United Kingdom in 1984 after being arrested at London Heathrow Airport in possession of a large quantity of cocaine.
• Kiefer Sutherland, an actor starring in Fox television series 24 was given a 48-day sentence for DUI in 2007, an offense committed while still on probation following a 2004 conviction for DUI.^[64] He was also charged with misdemeanor assault for allegedly head-butting a fashion designer at a nightclub in 2009.^[65]
• Linda Blair of The Exorcist's I & II fame was arrested in 1977 for possession of cocaine with intent to sell.
• George Michael was convicted of "committing a lewd act in public", having been arrested in a public restroom by a plainclothes police officer. Arrested in September 2008 in a London public lavatory, he was found in possession of crack cocaine and cannabis—but merely received a caution.^[66]
• Snoop Dogg, a popular rapper, was arrested in 2006 for marijuana possession. He is a libertarian^[67] who advocates legal marijuana use.^[68]
• Roman Polanski, Polish-born film director & producer, is unable to return anywhere in the United States as he jumped bail in 1978 and fled to France after being convicted on charges of forced and unlawful sexual intercourse with a thirteen-year-old girl.
• Rapper DMX (Earl Simmons) was caught on camera drag racing at a speed over 110 miles on a freeway, and then a SWAT team was used to arrest him three days later on drug and animal cruelty charges. "The Maricopa County sheriff's office says the 37-year-old, whose real name is Earl Simmons, at first tried to barricade himself in his bedroom. He came out as a SWAT team entered during the early-morning raid Friday."^[69]
• Martha Stewart was charged with illegal insider trading in 2003.^[70]
• Tatum O'Neal was arrested in 2008 for cocaine possession.^[71]
• James Dean was frequently stopped and ticketed for many driving offenses.
• Redmond O'Neal, son of Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal, pled guilty to possessing heroin and methamphetamine as well as driving under the influence of drugs.^[72]
• Actor Nick Nolte was arrested for drunk driving in 2002.^[73]
• Sean Bean was arrested and spent the night in a cell after allegedly beating his wife.^[74]
• Shelley Malil, 43, worked as an actor in movies and television. He is charged with causing great bodily injury and using a deadly weapon on Kendra Beebe, a 35-year-old mother of two. He appeared on the back patio of Kendra's house and stabbed her 20 times. Now held on a $10 million bond.^[75]
• Former child actor John Julius Jacobson Jr., who used the stage name "Skylar Deleon" and had a minor part in one episode of the Power Rangers series and later began claiming to be a "woman" in his adult years, was found guilty of three murders, including those of Tom and Jackie Hawks, who were allegedly bound to the anchor of their yacht and tossed overboard.^[76] He was subsequently sentenced to death and is currently on death row at San Quentin State Prison in California as of 2021.^[77]
• Musician George O'Dowd, better known by his stage name, Boy George in the 1980s band Culture Club, was convicted for handcuffing a male escort to a bed against his will and then beating him with a chain.^[78] He served 4 months of his 15-month sentence in jail, and then spent an additional 90 days on home detention with electronic surveillance. Earlier he had been convicted of cocaine possession.
• Dana Plato was arrested for armed robbery and prescription forgery.
• Todd Bridges assaulted a motorist and was repeatedly arrested for drug-related offenses.
• Gary Coleman was arrested for assaulting a woman by punching her in the face.
• Musician/Producer Phil Spector was found guilty of second-degree murder for the shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson.^[79]
• Actor Elmore "Rip" Torn was arrested for breaking into a bank and carrying a firearm while intoxicated. In 2009, he was given probation in a drunk-driving case.^[80]
• Former teen actor Leif Garrett was arrested for possession of a controlled substance. He has a number of former arrests including heroin possession.^[81]
• Sean Penn was charged with criminal battery and vandalism for attacking the paparazzi in October 2009, something he is long-known to have done.^[82]
• Comedian Andy Dick was arrested for groping an employee and a patron of a nightclub in West Virginia.^[83]
• Actor Nicholas Brendon from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Criminal Minds was arrested March 2010 in a drunken scuffle with police. He was charged with resisting arrest, two counts of battery against a police officer and felony vandalism. Brendon has a history of alcoholism.^[84]
• Hollywood television producer Bruce Beresford-Redman of CBS's Survivor series was arrested as the lead suspect in the murder of his wife.^[85]
• Actor Chris Klein, star of the American Pie films, which glorify sex and alcohol abuse, was arrested for drunk driving in June 2010^[86]
• Actor Michael Brea played roles in Ugly Betty and Step Up 3D, killed his 55-year-old mother with a sword while yelling Bible verses.^[87]
• TV host and actor Gary Collins was arrested and charged with a felony for allegedly leaving a restaurant without paying his $59.35 tab.^[88]
• Actress Jaime Pressly was arrested for driving under the influence.^[89]
• Korey Rowe, producer of the 9/11 conspiracy film Loose Change, was arrested for selling heroin.^[90]
• Lindsay Lohan is facing felony grand theft charges; she was charged with stealing a $2500 necklace from a Venice boutique.^[91]
• Christina Aguilera was arrested under the misdemeanor charge of public intoxication.^[92]
• Actor Tom Sizemore was arrested on an outstanding warrant for battery.^[93]
• Canadian filmmaker Roger Avary, who had collaborated with Quentin Tarantino in the past, was convicted of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter in August 2009.^[94]
• Christian Bale was arrested for assaulting his mother.^[95]
• Nicole Polizzi, star of the reality show Jersey Shore, was arrested in July 2010 for disorderly conduct and a month later was fined $500 for the charges that followed.^[96] On May 31, 2011, she got into troubles with the law once more, this time in Italy.^[97]
• David Faustino, known primarily for playing Bud in Married With Children, was arrested in 2007 for possessing marijuana.^[98]
• Actress Natasha Lyonne has a long history of crime and drug use.^[99]
• Hollywood producer Robert Evans was convicted in 1980 of possessing cocaine.^[100]
• Pop star Gary Glitter was convicted on charges related to child pornography and statutory rape.^[101]
• Former child actor Taran Noah Smith from Home Improvement was arrested for a DUI and drug possession.^[102]
• Zsa Zsa Gabor slapped a policeman in Beverly Hills in 1989 when she was stopped for a traffic violation.
• Elliot O. Rodger, the son of Hollywood Director Peter Rodger, murdered six people in Isla Vista, California on May 23, 2014, and then, according to most accounts, turned one of his weapons on himself.^[103]
• Several Hollywood celebrities such as Justin Timberlake,^[104] Steve Carell, Ben Schwartz, Janelle Monáe, Cynthia Nixon, Jameela Jamil, Patton Oswalt and Seth Rogen, as well as members of Joe Biden's staff,^[105] have declared their open support for criminal terrorist organization/hate group Antifa by bailing its members out of jail so they can continue their rioting and other criminal activities,^[106] in defiance of laws which make it illegal to aid and abet criminal activity.^[107] Timberlake, Carell and the other celebrities were subsequently heavily criticized by Twitter posters for their support, aiding and abetting of the criminal rioters.
• Porn actor Ron Jeremy was charged with raping three women and sexually assaulting a fourth.^[108] If convicted on all counts, the 67-year-old Jeremy may spend the rest of his life in prison as he would receive a sentence of 90 years on all the counts.
• Actor Zach Avery was sentenced to 20 years in prison after his conviction for running a $650 million Ponzi scheme.^[109]

Falsehoods[edit]

See also: Essay:Worst Liberal Movies and Atheism and deception

Hollywood values perpetuate liberal-driven falsehoods:

• The Road We’ve Traveled

20-minute mini-documentary on Barack Obama, narrated by actor Tom Hanks, is more fiction than fact, more fantasy than reality.

• Game Change

HBO's anti-Republican propaganda film about Sarah Palin. Stars and executives of the production gave $200K to Democrats, zero to Republicans.^[110]

• Inside Job

A 2010 film by Democrat donor Charles Ferguson that blames the Great Recession on Wall Street, deregulation, the Bush Administration. The film whitewashes Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's role and claims the financial system corrupted politics. Capitalists are the bad guys.

• Fair Game

Another Bush bash flick starring communist Sean Penn. 2010 film rehashes the lead up to the war in Iraq and Valerie Plame's role. Typical un-American Hollywood film "The narrative that Karl Rove and Dick Cheney’s Chief of Staff Scooter Libby were nefarious behind-the-scenes players intent on destroying innocent reputations while pushing the nation into war on false pretenses." ^[111]

• The Iron Lady

Meryl Streep plays Margaret Thatcher in this gross mistake of a film. Liberals distort her triumphs and her low career points. Streep portrays Thatcher as a dementia-sufferer looking back at her life with sadness. The director defended the film as "a fictional film, but it will be fair and accurate." Thatcher's children Mark and Carol are appalled and say "They think it sounds like some Left-wing fantasy." ^[112]

• The Tillman Story

A liberal's view of the circumstances surrounding the death of football star and Army Ranger Pat Tillman. The film portrays each and every fact as sinister. Plus, each and every fact is evidence of a conspiracy. Typical Hollywood George W. Bush bashing flick. The bias was clear, make Tillman a liberal atheist anti-war hero that was cannon-fodder for the government. Tillman's actions speak louder than any twisted accusations presented in this documentary.^[113] See also: Celebrity atheists

• Films based on the Matthew Shepard fallacy.

Adherents to Hollywood values "green-lighted a troika of Matthew Shepard movies after he was senselessly killed because it affirmed their gut feeling that a homosexual young man living in backward America is destined for death at the hands of hateful ultraconservatives. A street in West Hollywood still stands in his name despite ABC News reporting the story false: He was killed by crazed meth addicts for drugs and money—not because of his homosexuality (in fact, one of his killers had himself been homosexual). Isn't that tragic enough? Yet Shepard is still the icon of homosexual victims' rights, and the mistaken story of his 'fate' soon thereafter befell Jake Gyllenhaal's character in Brokeback Mountain. The Oscar statuette stands as the exclamation point."^[114]

• Inherit the Wind

Hollywood perpetuated complete lies about the Scopes Trial in order to smear Christianity, including:

• portraying William Jennings Bryan as being ignorant, harsh and punitive, based on a false portrayal of his actions and testimony

• falsely claiming that at the end Bryan, in a senseless fit of madness, died in the courtroom amid caring and reasonable Darwinists

• falsely portraying the Darwinists in a positive light and the Christians as deceitful

In real life, Bryan and the Christians won the trial and were charitable to the end, while the Darwinist Darrow was deceitful in reneging on his deal to take the witness stand after Bryan did.

• U 571

The 2000 film U 571 had a plot which was based on the first capture of a German Enigma machine in World War 2. However, in the film the capture is made by Americans. In fact, the first Enigma machine was captured by the British in 1941 prior to the Americans entering the war.

• Better This World

2011 documentary "feature-length lie" is a PBS film regarding the thwarted domestic terrorist attack at the 2008 Republican National Convention and liberals attempt to re-write history.^[115]

• Recount

The 2008 HBO movie on the 2000 Presidential elections and its aftermath in Florida. A look into how the Republicans stole the election and the role of its party members that made it happen. Republicans are portrayed as ghoulish and cited as manufacturing demonstrations. Both the real Warren Christopher and James Baker contend the film’s portrayal of the former is hopelessly untrue.^[116]

• Winter Soldiers

The 1972 film about U.S. troops from Vietnam put on record as baby killers, human rights violators, and general disservice to America. This myth was propagated by a few anti-war activist liberal actors that never did see combat in Vietnam and some were never in the country. The initial result was to hold hearings in Congress over the matter. All allegations were proven fabrications, falsehoods, and lies.

• An Inconvenient Truth

The 2006 false documentary about man-made global warming created & hyped by liberal elitist Al Gore^[117] A British court found the film contained at least 11 material falsehoods. The Science and Public Policy Institute has found 35 falsehoods associated with the film.^[118]

• Million Dollar Baby

A 2004 Clint Eastwood pro-euthanasia film in which Eastwood euthanises his boxing trainee at her request after she suffered a crippling blow from her opponent that left her incurable. Especially controversial since 2005 when real-life Terri Schiavo was euthanised by her husband.

• Kinsey

Also 2004. A Bill Condon film depicting the life of fraudulent sex researcher Alfred Kinsey. Especially anti-Christian in early scenes' portrayals of Christians as narrow-minded, hypocritical, mean-spirited and stingy. Normalizes all forms of illicit sex, esp. homosexual (of which Condon is an activist for), which resulted in the current venereal disease epidemics (i.e. AIDS), widespread abortion, divorce, pornography, sex crimes, unmarried parenting and related urban poverty and violence by irresponsible parents.

• Brokeback Mountain

2005. Like Kinsey, it's also extremely graphic and pro-homosexual in its story of an off and on "romance" between two rural Wyoming cowboys during the 1960s-1980s.

• Fahrenheit 911

A Michael Moore film that was a false portrayal of why America fought a war against Saddam Hussein's Iraq. The main theme was to attack George W. Bush during wartime.

• Sicko

Another Michael Moore film which spread many falsehoods about American healthcare while unduly glorifying the so-called benefits of socialized healthcare. Memorably referred to Cuban healthcare as being better than American healthcare.

• Redacted

Brian De Palma’s 2007 fictional anti-Iraq War film funded by Mark Cuban. The film is credited with inspiring a terrorist attack that killed two U.S. servicemen in Germany.^[119]

Disrespect for marriage[edit]

See also: Atheism and marriage and Liberal Christianity and marital infidelity

Many celebrities and other exponents of Hollywood Values have no respect for the sanctity of marriage—their own or anyone else's. This is manifested in a high rate of marriage breakdown, and by the home-wrecking activities of the promiscuous, whose moral outlooks have been distorted by liberal and atheistic teachings.

• Bonnie Lee Bakely was married ten times, divorced four, annulled five and her last marriage (to Robert Blake) was the only one ending in death—hers in 2001.
• Marion Barry, Washington D.C.'s second mayor after Walter Washington, best known for his videotaped crack bust in 1990, first three marriages ended in divorce, including the one to Effi Slaughter, his third wife with whom he had his only child and was married to when he was in the videotape with a model. His fourth marriage to Cora Masters when the one to Effi ended was the only one that ended in death-his in 2014.
• Ingrid Bergman, Swedish actress who achieved U.S. fame in the 1940s with Casablanca (1942) and The Bells Of St. Mary's (1945). In 1950, Ingrid, who was married to fellow Swede, Peter Lindstrom, had an affair with director Roberto Rosellini while in Italy filming his direction of the movie, Stromboli (1950) and remained there after becoming pregnant with his child. This caused her to be blacklisted from U.S. films and denounced from pulpits as "an agent of evil" until her U.S. comeback in Anastasia (1956). Her marriage to Rosellini, like the one to Lindstrom, ended in divorce, as did her third and last marriage afterwards to Lars Schmidt (1958-1978), four years before her death in 1982.
• Jacqueline Bisset, like Greta Garbo and Lauren Hutton, also never got married but was involved in many long term romances with actors, directors, dancers from various countries like Canada, Russia and Turkey.
• Michael Bloomberg, New York City's mayor from 2002 to 2013 who continued his predecessor Giuliani's zero-tolerance and "stop and frisk" policies towards street crimes divorced his former wife in 1993 after 18 years of marriage and two children and has been living with his domestic partner Diana Taylor since 2000.
• Humphrey Bogart, His first three marriages ended in divorce and his fourth (to Lauren Bacall) was the only one ending in death—his in 1957, 51.
• William Bratton, Los Angeles Police Department chief from 2002 to 2009 after previously commissioner of Boston Police Department from 1993 to 1994 and New York City's from 1994 to 1996 and 2014-2016 first three marriages ended in divorce before his current marriage (1999–present).
• Joan Crawford (real name Lucille Fay LeSueur), last of Hollywood's "movie queens" with roles spanning 45 years (1925-1970, most of her popularity in the 1930s) and long since a homosexual idol, was married and divorced three times and named as the 'other woman' in at least one affair with a married man. Her fourth and last marriage to Pepsi Company's president Alfred Steele was the only one ending in death (his in 1959). When she died in 1977, her public disinheriting of her two oldest remaining adopted children from her $2M estate "for reasons that should be well known to them" was said to have caused her oldest daughter, Christina, to write her best-selling book Mommie Dearest (1978, adapted into film in 1981), which alleged a lifetime of extramarital affairs, alcoholism and selfishness-based child abuse at a time when child abuse was rarely talked about in public. Unfortunately, like her adoptive mother, Christina also got married and divorced three times in her own lifetime.
• Cecil B. DeMille, despite his direction of popular Biblical epics, committed adultery during his marriage to Constance Adams that, surprisingly, lasted until his death in 1959, age 77.
• Frances Farmer, who was the subject of a 1982 biopic starring Jessica Lange (who herself adopted Frances' lifestyle into her own real life), as a public schooler in 1931 denied God in a controversial award-winning high school essay called God Dies and in 1935, visited the USSR, was also popular in the 1930s to the point of being considered "the next Greta Garbo", had three marriages at least two of whom ended in divorce, with extramarital affairs during at least one that included one with married play writer Clifford Odets. She also had a then-illegal abortion which left her sterile; the guilt of which caused her to avoid all contact with children. In 1958, however, when she moved to Indianapolis (she died there in 1970 at age 56), a friend's child whispered to her "I love you because you're good", something that nobody ever said or maybe even thought about her before. Soon afterwards, she went to St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in where she went to confession of all her sins and took up classes about and in 1959 was baptized into the Catholic faith, turning away from her former lifestyle, at least until a 1963 arrest for drunk driving.
• Mark Fuhrman, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer like William Bratton, who himself was the perjurer in the 1995 O.J. Simpson murder trial, all three of his marriages ended in divorce.
• Greta Garbo shunned marriage for herself altogether but instead engaged in numerous affairs with married men.
• Ava Gardner was married and divorced three times between 1942-1957 and cheated during the marriages. During her marriage to Frank Sinatra (1951-1957, her last), she got pregnant twice and aborted both children because MGM had all sorts of penalty clauses about their stars having babies.
• Judy Garland, best known for her "Dorothy Gale" role in The Wizard of Oz (1939) had five marriages, the first four ended in divorce, the last ended only three months later in her death in 1969 from a barbiturate overdose at age 46.
• Florence Henderson, despite her wholesome Carol Brady image on The Brady Bunch, had an affair with then future New York City mayor John Lindsay in the 1960s during her first marriage to Ira Bernstein with whom she had all four of her children. She said Lindsay gave her crab lice. She divorced Bernstein in 1985 after 29 years and married John Kappas in 1987, which lasted until his death in 2002.
• Katharine Hepburn, whose movie and TV career spanned over 60 years, married in 1928 at age 21 just to get money for her career. The marriage ended in divorce in 1934 after only six years and by her own choice, she never had any children. Shortly after her divorce, she entered into adulterous relationships with her married agent, Leland Hayward as well as with Howard Hughes and Spencer Tracy, the latter for 26 years until Tracy's death in 1967. The only "respect" Katharine had for Spencer's marriage to fellow actress Louise Treadwell was that she avoided his funeral since Treadwell and their children would be there.
• John Huston, known for his multi roles in The Bible: In The Beginning (1966) as the film's director, narrator, Noah and God's voice, was married five times but had affairs in all his marriages, the fourth of who was the only one ending in death-his fourth wife's in 1969.
• Lauren Hutton shunned marriage for herself altogether but was involved in a 27-year relationship with her manager Robert Williamson.
• Lana Turner Seven of her eight of her marriages ended in divorce and one in annulment. Two of them (her second & third) were to the same man, Steven Crane.
• Larry King (real name Lawrence Zeiger) has been married eight times to seven different women.
• Orenthal James, "O.J.", Simpson, cheated on his first wife, Marguerite L. Whitley, with Nicole Brown, who he met in 1977 while still married to Whitley and with whom he would be charged with spousal abuse of and eventually divorced from in 1992, two years before Brown's and her companion's murders in 1994 that he would be charged with, acquitted of in 1995 but found civilly liable in 1997 for both deaths and ordered to pay $33.5 million to hers and her companion's, Ronald Goldmans', families.
• Elizabeth Taylor has been married eight (8) times, including a nearly 6-year marriage to Senator John Warner (R-VA). Taylor was married to and divorced twice from Richard Burton.^[120]
• Spencer Tracy, best known as Father Flannigan in both Boys Town films (1938 and 1941) and also for the pro- evolution Inherit the Wind (1960) and post World War II courtroom drama Judgment at Nuremberg (1961), was married to Louise Ten Broeck Treadwell from 1923-his death in 1967 but engaged in affairs with Joan Crawford, Ingrid Bergman and his longest one with Katharine Hepburn until his death, claiming his "devout Catholic faith" was why he never got or sought a divorce from Treadwell.
• Valerie Bertinelli said her divorce from Eddie Van Halen was caused by infidelity and drug use—by both spouses. She said she was "destroying my body," trying to keep up with a rock-star lifestyle.^[121]
• Jolie Gabor, mother of the acting family the Gabor sisters (see individual entries below for each sister), and an actress herself, was twice divorced before her third marriage (to Count Edmond de Szigethy in 1957) was the only one lasting until death-his (de Szigethy's) in 1989.
• Magda Gabor, oldest sister of both Eva and Zsa Zsa Gabor, was married six times, divorced four, annulled once and whose fourth marriage (to Tony Gallucci in 1956) was the only one ending in death-Gallucci's in 1957. Magda never had any children.
• Zsa Zsa Gabor, middle sister of the Gabor acting family, has been married nine times. Her second marriage-to Hilton Hotels magnate Conrad Hilton from 1942 to 1947-was the only one where she (the only Gabor sister to do so) had any children (one with Hilton). One of her marriages—to Felipe de Alba in 1983—was annulled after one day. Her most recent (9th) marriage to Frederic Prinz von Anhalt in 1986 was the only one ending in death-hers on December 18, 2016, at age 99.
• Eva Gabor, youngest sister of both Magda and Zsa Zsa, was married and divorced five times and had extramarital affairs with Frank Sinatra among others. Eva, like her sister Magda, never had any children.
• Mickey Rooney has been married eight times but has been with his last wife for 30 years after embracing religion and abandoning his previous lifestyle.
• Frank Sinatra was married four times, divorced the first three, had affairs with Ava Gardner and Zsa Zsa Gabor and also had flings with prostitutes.
• James Cameron has been married five times, one of which ended when he cheated on his wife. He also had an out of wedlock child with his fourth wife.
• Johnny Carson married four times, and frequently made light of his having divorced three times as if this were something funny.
• Meredith Baxter from Family Ties, was married and divorced four times. In 2009, she finally admitted that she is a homosexual.
• Larry Flynt's first three marriages ended in divorce, his fourth marriage was the only one ending in widowment (his by Althea's death in 1987) and his current one to Elizabeth Berrios in 1998 was when his daughter, Toyna, published her book Hustled in which she claims she was sexually abused as a child by him and has since been disowned when she became a Christian and anti-pornography activist.
• In 2009, the married David Letterman admitted to having had adulterous sexual relationships with multiple members of his staff; he had previously fathered a child out of wedlock.
• Jayne Mansfield was married three times and had numerous extramarital affairs. She appeared in the centerfold of the pornographic magazine Playboy, and died in 1967 at 42 in an automobile accident that was said to have been brought on by a curse placed by Satanist Anton LaVey on her lover, Sam Brody, who was driving at the time and had also died, after expressing his hate for LaVey's cult.
• Britney Spears' 2004 marriage to Jason Alexander lasted 55 hours.
• Musicians Cher and Gregg Allman were married for about three years between 1975 and 1978.
• Drew Blyth Barrymore had a less than two-month marriage to Los Angeles bar owner Jeremy Thomas in 1994 and was twice married for 15 months to notorious lowbrow "comedian" Tom Green. Barrymore is a poster child for Hollywood values, as a former child star who became an alcoholic and drug addict who also posed for pornographic magazines.
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, made public that he had an adulterous relationship and fathered a child with another woman.
• Halle Berry, a fanatic supporter of Barack Hussein Obama,^[122] had been married two times in the past and gave birth out of wedlock.^[123] Later on, Berry and her baby's father Gabriel Aubry had split and a custody battle between the two ensued.^[124]
• Eddie Murphy impregnated former Spice Girl Melanie Brown without marrying her^[125] and later on severed all contact with Melanie and their daughter.^[126]
• Kim Kardashian and NBA player Kris Humphries got divorced after 72 days.^[127]
• Producer Robert Evans has been divorced seven times.^[128]
• Actor Gary Oldman had been married four times.^[129]
• Pamela Anderson has been divorced three times and her latest marriage lasted for only two months.^[130]
• Gregg Allman, founding member of The Allman Brothers band, had been married six times and became engaged once again. He released a new memoir with a Christian title, My Cross to Bear.^[131] He died due to complications from liver cancer, brought on by a life of excess and exposure to hepatitis C, on May 27, 2017.

Offensive behavior/moral depravity[edit]

Hillary Clinton dines with Democrat mega donor Harvey Weinstein after the 2016 election, December 13, 2016. Weinstein, a charter founder of the Clinton Legal Defense Fund organized to defend President Clinton from sexual harassment and assault charges, has been accused of rape by 97 women.^[132]

• Alec Baldwin, then-star of 30 Rock, made an obscene phone call in 2007 to his young daughter, Ireland, calling her, among other things, "a thoughtless little pig".
• James Dean displayed an unhealthy interest in a 12-year-old boy.
• Charlie Sheen to wife Brooke Mueller: "I'll kill you."^[133] Sheen was arrested on Christmas Day, 2009 for domestic abuse of his current wife Brooke. He was booked for second-degree assault, menacing, and criminal mischief.^[134] Sheen has a history that includes assaults against girlfriends and his former wife. He is also infamous for drug/alcohol abuse, having tried (and failed) numerous attempts in rehab clinics. He was fired from the sitcom Two and A Half Men where, in true Hollywood hypocrisy, he played an "amusingly" alcohol-abusing ladies' man, except his lifestyle proves consequence-free in storyline—at least from bad results. Sheen has become dangerously unhinged in recent times and has been making increasingly bizarre rants online. No one from Hollywood has yet to step in.
• Trashing hotel rooms is a favorite form of offensive behavior by Hollywood types, as well as by rock musicians (some of the most notable ones being British, such as the Who, the Rolling Stones, Billy Idol and Amy Winehouse) as an expression of their rebellion against society's rules. Many examples are readily available on the internet.^[135]
• Mel Gibson, who had started drinking again, was arrested in 2006 after being stopped for driving at 84 mph in a 45 mph zone on a notoriously dangerous road in Malibu, California.^[136] A breathalyzer test confirmed he was drunk and next to him was an open bottle of Tequila; after being arrested he hurled anti-Semitic abuse at the Jewish police officer who stopped him.^[137]
• The parents of Miley Cyrus, just 15 years old at the time (one year under the age to get driving licence and the average age of consent), allowed noted photographer Annie Liebowitz to pose the starlet without a shirt or bra (nominally "topless") and with just a sheet covering her front for Vanity Fair magazine.^[138] "I took part in a photoshoot that was supposed to be 'artistic' and now, seeing the photographs and reading the story, I feel so embarrassed," Cyrus said Sunday in a statement through her publicist. "I never intended for any of this to happen and I apologize to my fans who I care so deeply about."^[139] "[A] situation was created to deliberately manipulate a 15-year-old in order to sell magazines," a Disney Channel statement said.^[139] In hindsight, this controversy now appears tame in comparison to what Miley has done since entering adulthood as she has become increasingly rebellious and bizarre in her public behavior in support of her favorite liberal causes, such as abortion.
• Many Hollywood stars who have purposely sought fame have then turned violent upon photographers and fans. Sean Penn is notorious for lashing out at photographers.
• The parents of 16-year old Jamie Lynn Spears allowing her unwed pregnancy to be publicly portrayed as a normal act even though she is a role model for millions of teenagers. Gloucester, Massachusetts mayor, Carolyn Kirk, recently blamed the glamorizing of teen pregnancy by Jamie Lynn Spears for the 17 high school teenagers that got pregnant at the same time that Spears did.^[140]
• Ellen DeGeneres proudly displays her lesbianism for all to see. On August 16, 2008, DeGeneres "married" Portia de Rossi in a small ceremony in Beverly Hills. Fox News called it "the biggest celebrity union since California legalized same-sex marriage."^[141] Now, her fans and millions of young girls can read about her same-sex "marriage" in magazines such as People and Us Magazine and hear about it on celebrity news television shows.
• Rapper Kanye West and his bodyguard attacked the paparazzi at LAX airport and allegedly smashed a $10,000 camera on the floor. The pair were arrested for felony vandalism.^[142]
• Celebrity of the moment Kourtney Kardashian gave a risqué lingerie shoot while pregnant with her boyfriend's child. After birth, Mom and baby adorned magazine covers, highlighting the modern acceptance of single motherhood. The cover reads "Baby Mason will bring our family together," obscuring the traditional meaning of family.^[143]
• Actor Jude Law had a sexual relationship with model Samantha Burke that produced a daughter. It is reported that Law finally went to visit his daughter for the first time, 5 months after she was born.^[144]
• Actor Tom Hanks called Mormons "un-American" for their support of the anti-same-sex "marriage" Proposition 8 in California and was subsequently forced to apologize for that statement.^[145]
• Woody Allen seduced and took pornographic photographs of the youthful daughter of his then-girlfriend Mia Farrow.
• Director John Waters claims that his biggest influence for his "films" are pornographic movies. In addition, he is openly homosexual and thinks he's "okay".
• John Cusack calls for a Satanic death cult to descend on Fox News, Dick Armey, Newt Gingrich and GOP welfare freaks.^[146]
• Brad Pitt, appearing in a Spike Lee film announces his desire to see BP executives get the death penalty.^[147] Pitt also admitted to having a history of drug use, and while he claims it belongs in his past, Quentin Tarantino has said otherwise.^[148]
• Tracy Morgan made lewd comments about Sarah Palin.^[149]
• Keith Richards, guitarist of the Rolling Stones, has said that he snorted his father's ashes.^[150]
• During one of his performances, Michael Richards lashed out at a heckler in the audience with racial slurs.^[151]
• Larry Wachowski, one of the directors of The Matrix, previously dressed in drag before receiving a sex change and now goes by "Lana" Wachowski. His brother, Andy Wachowski, would later undergo a sex change himself and go by the name "Lilly" Wachowski.^[152]
• International filmmaker, Federico Fellini did LSD as a source of inspiration.
• Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of South Park, attended the 2000 Academy Award Ceremony while dressed in drag; later on, they admitted to taking drugs prior to doing so.^[153]
• Scout Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, appeared topless in public venues as a protest against the website Instagram.^[154]
• Former MTV star Tila Tequila has praised Adolf Hitler and made anti-Semitic remarks.^[155]
• Ed Asner, when interviewed by the Sean Hannity show over his role in the California Federation of Teachers propaganda film Tax the Rich: An Animated Fairy Tale, asked the interviewer "do you have any money?" and then "Can I p*** on you?", in reference to a scene from the film where a corpulent rich man proceeded, in a crude demonstration of the trickle-down effect, proceeded to urinate on the protesting public.
• Will Smith commented in 2016 that America "needs to be cleansed of all Trump supporters."
• Melissa Benoist, who played Kara Danvers/Kara Zor-El on Supergirl, carried a sign during the Women's March saying "Hey Donald, Don't Try To Grab My Pussy–It's Made Of Steel" and later posting it on her Twitter page.^[156]
• Former child actress Pamelyn Ferdin, who appeared in several TV shows in guest roles in the 1960s and 1970s and was also the voice of Lucy Van Pelt in several Peanuts TV specials and the animated feature film A Boy Named Charlie Brown, became an "animal rights" activist in adulthood after retiring from acting and had several clashes with the law in relation to her activism while she served as a president of the "animal rights" terrorist group Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, then later as a member of activist group the Animal Defense League. When Kelly Keen, a three-year-old native of the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale, California, was mauled to death in an attack by a coyote in her family's driveway in 1981, Ferdin made outrageous accusations against Keen's parents years later at a televised Glendale city council meeting in 2004, falsely accusing them of abusing their daughter and then murdering her, then claiming they "made up" the coyote attack to cover up their "crime" in an attempt to smear and slander them because of Ferdin's opposition to an urban coyote cull called in response to coyote attacks on pets and young children in the city, causing the Keens to drive to Glendale City Hall while the meeting was taking place and confront Ferdin and her cohort Michael Bell, who falsely claimed, without proof, to have discovered "missing" documents which he claimed had been "expunged" to cover for what he alleged was the "real" reason for Kelly Keen's death.^[157] Ferdin was unapologetic about her false claim and continued to stand by it, even refusing to take responsibility for reopening old wounds against the Keens with her slanderous comments, even after she was criticized for it by Glendale's mayor, the city council and others;^[158] those comments led to Cathy Keen, Kelly's mother, announcing plans to sue Ferdin for slander.^[159]

Hollywood actor Dan Aykroyd on bestiality[edit]

See also: Liberalism and bestiality

Hollywood "humor"[edit]

Another manifestation of Hollywood's offensiveness and moral depravity is found in many of its "comedy" movies and television programs. More so than any other entertainment industry, many Hollywood productions rely on lowbrow, juvenile humor. Unlike more intelligent comedies of the early to mid-20th century (such as The Great Dictator or Arsenic and Old Lace), many contemporary Hollywood comedies eschew intelligence, social commentary, wit or satire in favor of lower-hanging fruit, such as "toilet humor," nudity/sex, profanity, gratuitous violence and shock value. Examples of such films include:

• American Pie — a long-running film franchise primarily dealing with teenage sex and alcohol; it relies on jokes about sex and bodily functions.
• Jackass — These films are essentially montages of ridiculous stunts and pranks with no coherent stories.
• Beavis and Butthead 1990s MTV series and its 1996 movie adaptation, "Beavis and Butthead Do America", make fun of injuries and their related suffering and, in the movie version, "moon" (expose their buttocks to) nuns.
• Mel Brooks' History of The World Part I (1981) makes fun of, among other things, the Dawn of Man by showing cavemen breaking their own feet to make "music" from the resulting screams and creating the first same-sex "marriage", the Old Testament's Moses bringing the Ten Commandments to the Israelites by literally breaking the extra five, many sex jokes and a mockery of the Last Supper in its Roman Empire segment, mockery of the sufferings of Jews in its Spanish Inquisition segment and shows France's King Louis XVI (played by Brooks) in its French Revolution segment using real humans as skeet targets for his target practice games, while hypocritically saying, "I detest violence".
• TV sitcoms All in the Family and its first spinoff, Maude, included controversial subjects in an often depressing way. Maude for example, had its title character getting an abortion in its first year. Later sitcoms Married With Children, Roseanne, The Simpsons (latter is still running since its December 1989 pilot debut), Family Guy and According to Jim are also full of such humor.
• Hogan's Heroes may be seen by some as offensive humor due to its unreal depiction of Nazi POW camps during World War II. However, Werner Klemperer (who played Colonel Klink) was born in Germany to a Jewish father; his family was able to emigrate to the United States before World War II started, and he refused to accept the role unless Klink was portrayed as an unsuccessful fool.
• South Park — uses constant iterations of urine, feces, farting and shock humor, such as jokes about abortion, rape and the Holocaust. It is loved and gets credits, however, for mocking and criticizing politically correct and woke pseudo-culture as well as liberal hypocrisy and education. It can't be said the same for the more recent and "modern" seasons of (once) politically incorrect and irreverent series like The Simpsons and Family Guy.
• There's Something About Mary — contains gratuitous sex and jokes about bodily functions.
• Family Guy — notorious for its shock tactics, this show routinely employs willful tastelessness for "comedic" shock value. Examples include one regular character, Herbert, who is a homosexual pedophile, a talking and super-intelligent but also bisexual 1-2 y. o. old baby, Stewie, who even dates and has sex with countless adults during the whole series (and this is seen as perfectly normal or with indifference by the other chararacters), and a talking pet dog, Brian, who constantly drinks, as well as constant Hitler and Holocaust jokes.
• Cheech and Chong films star the original "pot pair".
• Harold and Kumar films - the adventures of an Asian pot-smoking duo that play up ethnic stereotypes, à la Cheech & Chong.
• Dogma — a movie that makes fun of the Bible and religion.
• Lowbrow comedy film series' like Porky's, Vacation (Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo), Police Academy, Bachelor Party and Revenge of The Nerds pics are full of all of the above.
• Heathers^[161] — a pathetically grim 1989 teen comedy featuring public school high schoolers killing other students and making their deaths look like suicides. Also promotes the LGBTQ+ agenda and misuse of religious practices (such as Heather McNamara using the holy water font to fix her hair rather than do the Sign of the Cross that it's only for).
• Delgo Relatively tame, with some humor aimed at bodily functions.

Rehabilitation clinics[edit]

See also: Atheism and drug addiction

Hollywood values often result in celebrities going into rehabilitation clinics. Here are some examples:

• Anthony Michael Hall, of teen "humor" pics Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club where he was a real life teenager, was in rehab for alcoholism.
• Kirsten Dunst checked into the Cirque Lodge treatment facility in Utah after a week of hard partying at the Sundance Film Festival, according to a source at the lodge, although the lodge's director of operations denies this.^[162]

The following all checked into the above facility seeking treatment for various psychological problems:

• Lindsay Lohan^[162]
• Eva Mendes^[162]
• Mary-Kate Olsen^[162]
• Robert Downey Jr.
• Courtney Love

• Heather Locklear^[163]

• David Arquette, enters rehab for treatment of alcohol abuse and depression.^[164]

• David Duchovny, having boosted Hollywood Values through his role in a decadent television series, now finds himself trapped by the depravity that he promoted, and has had to enter rehab for his addiction to unchastity.^[165]

Hypocrisy[edit]

Hollywood personalities often propose legislation such as outlawing private gun ownership, or speak out against things such as anti-gun laws, but have at the same time acted in movies contrary to their own public opinions:

• George Clooney on hearing that fellow actor and gun-rights advocate, Charlton Heston, suffers from Alzheimer's disease, said: "I don't care. Charlton Heston is the head of the National Rifle Association. He deserves whatever anyone says about him."^[166] Clooney starred in the film The Peacemaker, in which he played an American military man defending the country from a nuclear attack; scenes in the film showed him using a gun to defend himself and others.

• Mark Wahlberg upon meeting Charlton Heston on the set of 2001's remake of Planet of the Apes, Wahlberg rudely told Heston, "It was very disturbing meeting you." Later, Wahlberg would have this to say at the MTV Movie Awards: "I believe Charlton Heston is America's best villain because he loves guns so much. Maybe he should get the award for being president of the National Rifle Association."^[167] Wahlberg's character in Planet of the Apes uses a gun to defend himself and other humans from the apes who would rule over them.

• Helen Mirren played Queen Elizabeth II in 2006's movie The Queen, but admits she used to use cocaine as a result of her poor life choices as a younger woman.

• The Toyota Prius: Many celebrities will often be seen driving a Prius when in the public eye but drive a supercar such as a Porsche or Ferrari when they believe people are not watching.

Using appearances to promote/virtue signal their liberal political views[edit]

• Rapper Kanye West infamously went way off-script during a live benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Katrina, criticizing the media's treatment of images of black and white people and saying President George W. Bush "doesn't care about black people."^[168]
• During the live broadcast of the 2007 Emmy Awards, actress Sally Field went on a sputtering anti-war rant, eventually concluding by saying, "If the mothers ruled the world, there would be no g**d*** war in the first place." She received thunderous applause from the Hollywood audience for her vulgar remark.^[169]
• Michael Moore surprised no one by criticizing President Bush during his 2003 Oscar acceptance speech for Bowling for Columbine, saying, "We live in the time where we have fictitious election results that elect a fictitious president. We live in a time where we have a man who's sending us to war for fictitious reasons, whether it's the fiction of duct tape or the fiction of orange alerts. We are against this war, Mr. Bush. Shame on you, Mr. Bush. Shame on you."^[170]
• Actress Jessica Lange verbally attacked President Bush and the Iraq War during a 2008 commencement speech at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, New York, stating, "We are living in an America that, in the last seven and a half years, has waged an unnecessary war, established prison camps, condoned torture, employed corporate armies, eliminated the right of habeas corpus, practiced extraordinary rendition, and believe me, this is only a partial list."^[171]
• Actress Megan Fox was recently quoted by MSN in a piece entitled "The wit and wisdom of Megan Fox" discussing her new movie Transformers 2. She said "why not just take out all of the white trash, hillbilly, anti-gay, super Bible-beating people in Middle America?"^[172]

Vanity and Idolatry[edit]

Hollywood places a value on appearance and it is driven into the minds of those who they seek profits and adulation from. There is such a need to be rich and famous that anything goes. It may be glamorizing to reveal skin ^[173] or shamelessly being sex symbols to audiences. Pat-your-back awards ceremonies whereby we breathlessly await the stars to arrive. Naturally, scandals make big headlines and these people are no stranger to controversy for money. These fake gods have captured the hearts of millions upon millions who follow their every move. Negative stereotypes poison the minds of their followers. Women feel less worthy due to the overwhelming influence touching every part of society. Penn State's Media Research found the following regarding women's magazines, "Past research indicates that exposure to thin models results in lower self-esteem and decreased weight satisfaction, and to increased depression, guilt, shame, stress, insecurity and body dissatisfaction." ^[174]

Award shows[edit]

Fans of Hollywood are served copious amounts of vanity and glamour as celebrities are greeted on the red-carpet attending award events. Paparazzi snap pictures and the stars are rated for their appearance in various tabloids and entertainment television. Once the celebrities have arrived at the awards, television cameras capture for the masses acceptance speeches of their beloved stars. Once limited to a couple of banquets such as the Emmys or Golden Globes, now some two-dozen award shows are vying for exposure. These new award shows offer glimpses into ego and moral depravity of Hollywood. It's not uncommon for the stars to act cool by cussing to the audience during acceptance speeches. These awards shows have become tawdry events that are marketed mostly to teens.

• Madonna engages in a lustful lesbian kiss on stage to Britney Spears at the 2003 MTV Music Video Awards.^[175]
• A notoriously self-serving Kanye West jumped onstage at the MTV Video Awards to interrupt an acceptance speech by Taylor Swift.^[176]
• Mariah Carey attended the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Her acceptance speech was made while completely drunk.^[177]
• Miley Cyrus performed at the Teen Choice Awards in August 2009. The 16-year old was dancing around on a stripper pole.^[178] In August 2013, the now 20-year-old Miley again stunned audiences with her disturbing performance at the VMA awards show ^[179] that incorporated drug references, an inappropriate costume and sexual gestures. The 2013 performance was widely criticized by the general public as well as other celebrities.
• Actor Jack Black opened the 2009 MTV Video Awards by leading everyone in a prayer to Satan.^[180]
• Adam Lambert's American Music Awards performance received over 1500 complaints about flipping off the audience, kissing a male keyboard player, and fondling several of his backup dancers.^[181]
• Nominees for the 13th annual 2011 Teen Choice Awards include a lesbian kiss, a masturbating dog, a pothead middle school teacher. "Teens will vote for their favorites, ranging from artists with hits about S&M, to sex and drug-filled R-rated comedies, to favorite “break up” songs—one nominated song features the “f” word 16 times." ^[182]
• Nicki Minaj performed an "ode to Satanism" in 2012 at the Grammy Awards show^[183]
• At the 2019 Golden Globes, Christian Bale thanked Satan for inspiring his performance as former Vice President Dick Cheney, and went on to ridicule Mitch McConnell, calling him reviled by everyone and a "charisma free a*****e".

Preying on underage stars[edit]

Very many child actors and actresses have gone on to have damaged and tragically short lives as a result of early exposure to Hollywood Values.

Debbie Gibson reflects on her life as a sixteen-year-old teenage Popstar and her exposure to the very sinister side of show business when she was even younger. “It is very disheartening that there are so many older men that prey on young performers.” What is even more disturbing than dirty male fans would be older male record executives trying to take her to adult parties and corrupt her with alcohol. Even the way the paparazzi stalk the younger artists is very different from following around adults.^[184]

Former child actor Corey Feldman tells ABC that a big group of Hollywood executives are responsible for pedophilia and rape of underage stars.^[185] Feldman blames the death of troubled teen actor Corey Haim on Haim's Hollywood agent who molested him at age 14.^[186]

The father of teen idol Miley Cyrus said Disney destroyed their family.^[187] Billy Ray Cyrus accuses Miley's 'handlers' (Disney Executives) of going too far to promote her and when she got bad press they made her father the scapegoat.

Reality show participants[edit]

MTV is notorious for filming underage participants in reality shows. The pressure of instant fame with people in trying circumstances to begin with, the off-camera news starts to creep more into the media. Arrests, suicide attempts, drugs and rehab are just some of the issues involving reality stars personal lives. Legal contracts with the network spell out MTV's rights to exploit their situations on the show. Psychologist Dr. Jeff Gardere. “In this country, the media rewards bad behavior with more attention, thus more bad behavior is manifested because it is reinforced and rewarded." ^[188]

Productions[edit]

The diseased moral values of the Liberal-dominated entertainment industry are manifested all too clearly in many of the products of that industry—motion pictures, television programs, music, magazines and novels that offer no edification or instruction to the viewer, but plumb a cesspit of license and depravity. Some recent examples include the television series Desperate Housewives, Delgo, and Sex and the City's TV series' and movies.

Religion[edit]

A short study of the ten most successful actors ^[189] shows that only 50% are Christian (compared to 76% for the general population), with 30% expressing no religious beliefs at all (compared to 15% in the general public). These actors have had successful careers and it is very likely that religious affiliation in regular actors is much lower, exposing or predisposing them to the influence of Hollywood values. David Lynch, for example, is apathetic towards all politics and religions and prefers transcendental meditation instead. Adrian Zmed, 1980s teen idol who starred alongside William Shatner in the 1980s police drama, T.J. Hooker, said in an interview in People magazine's June 20, 1983 issue that his rigid upbringing by his Romanian Orthodox Church arch priest father caused him to play rebellious juvenile delinquent and greaser roles (ex. "Danny Zucko" in Broadway's long-running earlier 1970's started stage musical, Grease, "Socks Palermo" in television's short-lived 1979 sitcom, "Flatbush" and the head T-Bird "Johnny Nogerelli" in the 1982 sequel movie Grease 2) as a relief from "having a Father who is *your* father", and had also said in the same interview "Preachers kids have a sense of rebellion in them". Once Bitten (1985 teen vampire 'comedy') has its "Countess" (Lauren Hutton) lead character saying to her male target's girlfriend that "the cross won't 'work on me' (keep vampires away) cause I'm an atheist, but having sex will". The following year's (1986) teen romantic drama, Fire with Fire, shows the nuns at the Roman Catholic convent school that the lead actress' teenage character is attending making religion, ex. Christianity, look bad.

Scientology is practiced by many Hollywood personalities. Tom Cruise, Kirstie Alley and John Travolta are perhaps the most well-known Hollywood Scientologists.

Celebrity atheists[edit]

Stephen Fry is an atheist.^[190]

See also: Celebrity atheists and Attempts to positively rebrand atheism and Atheism and groupthink

The American Media Group wrote about celebrity atheists:

Recently, the actor Brad Pitt confessed he was never an atheist and just pretended to be out of rebellion.^[192]

The Scientology cult uses celebrities to recruit followers (see also: Atheist cults).^[193][194] The cult of personality surrounding Richard Dawkins is similar to the cult of Scientology (See: Richard Dawkins' cult of personality). See also: Atheism and groupthink

Quote[edit]

"Where are the movies with Americans as the good guys?" asks Andrew Klavan.

• “Hollywood has made something like fifteen movies where the American military and the CIA are the bad guys in the War on Terror. None of which were successful. They made these movies for the acceptance of the liberal elites, who they want to associate with and get praise from. Where are the movies with Americans as the good guys? We’re at war, but Hollywood is still stuck in Vietnam.”^[195]

Books[edit]

• Hollywood Against America
• Hollywood Babylon (1965) by Kenneth Anger (US edition)
• Hollywood Babylon II (1984) by Kenneth Anger

See also[edit]

• Victims of Hollywood
• Supermodels
• Gallery of American Heroes
• World Famous Pictures
• Hollywood Myths
• Hollywood lies
• Fashion industry values
• San Francisco values
• Liberal values
• Left-wing war on women
• Bollywood in Mumbai, India

External links[edit]

• Bush attacks 'Hollywood values', AFP, Oct 1, 2007
• Mug-shots of arrested Hollywood stars
• Parent's Television Council: MTV’s Movie Awards Will Honor Profanity
• From Hollywood: to Hitler with love (Stalin, too)
• Ten Dumbest Things Celebs Said in 2010
• Foul Mouthed Celebrities
• Pop Culture Killing Classic Traditions
• Chapter Thirteen: Hijacking the Media, The Epoch Times (from How the Specter of Communism Is Ruling Our World).

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