This film, written by leftist West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin, presents a message that Facebook is to blame for the state of our politics because founder Mark Zuckerberg refused to censor Donald Trump.

A scene from the movie went viral on social media where a member of Zuckerberg’s legal team, played by comedian Bill Burr, pleaded with Zuckerberg, played by Jeremy Strong, to interfere in the election by censoring political speech that liberals didn’t like.

The setup starts back in August, when the 81-year-old Selleck sat down with CNN’s The Story Is with Elex Michaelson for an interview at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, California.

When Michaelson pressed him on President Trump, Selleck gave a measured answer. “Well, he’s certainly a mixed bag,” Selleck replied. “I stay out of the current political world. Why piss off half the country when you’re in the business of entertaining people?”

Reuters-syndicated reporting said Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, and the Huairou district rolled out programs to lure studios and creators into AI video, using computing vouchers, rent relief, and dedicated funds. Officials framed the packages as a fast way to scale production capacity. City plans target micro-dramas, visual effects, and post-production. These measures lower startup risk and push small teams to produce daily output. The aid also helps consolidate hardware, software, and training under city-led hubs for rapid growth.

Disney is bracing for another wave of layoffs, with its Legal and Global Affairs operation facing a major reduction as the company examines how technology can reshape its work.

The warning comes from a memo written last week by Horacio Gutierrez, Disney’s Chief Legal and Global Affairs (LGA) Officer.

The planned cuts will affect the LGA department, which currently employs about 1,000 people.

Rapper Macklemore announced Thursday he is launching a "Free Palestine" tour after being dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour after making pro-Palestinian comments on stage.

I strongly disagree with the idea that it's unhelpful to bully celebrities about their position on Palestine. On the contrary, I think we should bully them more.

Posted by Tyler Durden, Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,

The BBC has completely cut multiple sketches from 2006 comedy skit show That Mitchell and Webb Look after dumping the Bafta-winning series back onto its streaming service for its twentieth anniversary.

By Michelle Goldberg, reposted from The New York Times via Periscope, September 18, 2026

The Netflix UK and Ireland X account published a post on September 10 — the one-year anniversary of Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University — featuring images from the streaming series The Gentlemen. The caption read, “Nearly did himself a neck injury.”

The image showed a male character craning his neck to look at a woman during a wedding scene. Taken in isolation, it might pass as a throwaway promotional line. But September 10 is not an ordinary date for millions of Americans.