EXCLUSIVE: Producer Scott Rudin has issued a public apology for the racially insensitive comments that surfaced last night in an exchange of hacked private e-mails between him and Sony Pictures Entertainment chairman Amy Pascal. Joking references they made to black-themed films that President Barack Obama might like were not meant for public consumption, but they are hard to defend in the harsh light of a public forum, without context. Rudin made the point in this morning’s New York Times about this hacking breach was a criminal act, when he was asked about other hacked e-mails between the producer and Pascal referencing the movie on Apple’s Steve Jobs. Here, Rudin said he simply wanted to apologize.
“Private emails between friends and colleagues written in haste and without much thought or sensitivity, even when the content of them is meant to be in jest, can result in offense where none was intended,” he told Deadline. “I made a series of remarks that were meant only to be funny, but in the cold light of day, they are in fact thoughtless and insensitive — and not funny at all. To anybody I’ve offended, I’m profoundly and deeply sorry, and I regret and apologize for any injury they might have caused.”
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It must be an awkward thing for Rudin or anyone to be called to account for years-old private e-mails, when everyone in Hollywood uses this form of communication for its expediency. It is an intense business, and back and forth can be bracing and the language rough, even though it is a shorthand between creatives and executives who’ve been in the trenches together and still have a drink when the movie makes it to the premiere.
I don’t think this will be the last time someone will be moved to apologize, as this Sony episode grows to become one of the most serious cyber breaches in corporate history. It will certainly change the way people communicate with each other.
Well luckly, no one ever mistook Scott for a kind or sensitive person. This is just par for the course.
It doesnt make it OK.
Maybe you should read hr’s comment again.
Dear Mr. Rudin: While you are “apologizing” to Pres. Obama for your dumb ass racist jokes, would you mind adding further apologies to the hundreds (maybe thousands?) of former and current personal assistants, production assistants and other “underlings” you have been widely cited in publications for “verbally beating down” and treating so shabbily as a most loathed boss!!??
Come on, Scott, after all, you typically rode the top of the voter polls on Anonymous Production Assistant and Hollywood Temp websites as the WORST boss in Hollywood and New York. Please just consider making further apologies for your “Bucket List,” Scotty Boy!
What precisely did Rudin write that is “racist”? Obama repeatedly relates how “Do The Right Thing” was his first date movie with Michelle. He screens movies like “The Butler” and “12 Years a Slave” and “Lincoln” at the White House, and nearly every musical I recall him going to was black-themed.
So what’s unfair or untrue about Rudin’s words?
Wow. Clearly blind.
Blind…really? How? AGAIN: What in these words of Rudin are unfair or untrue? (Same for your “response”.
Pascal asks Rudin what she should ask Obama at a Katzenberg fundraiser. Rudin replied: “12 Years [a Slave],” to which Pascal brought up a series of other films starring African-Americans. “Or the butler. Or think like a man?”
“Ride-along,” responded Rudin. “I bet he likes Kevin Hart.”
What, precisely, is your point?
Perhaps a parallel example would help you if you are truly confused and not just trolling. It would be the same if they said, “Hey I have an upcoming meeting with an Asian person. What should we talk about?” And they said, “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? The Last Samurai? Something with Bruce Lee? I bet he’d like Bruce Lee.” As if Asian people only watch Asian movies. It’s offensive. It’s unnecessary.
Their exchange was clearly meant to be tongue-in-cheek; Rudin has ADMITTED it was supposed to be funny. They were obviously not real suggestions. So I’m not sure why you’re still confused about how it is racist. Culturally insensitive banter for ANY race (including against white people) is racism, and I’d want no part of it.
The only thing I disagree with is the apology–it was a personal email between two coworkers. It’s sad, but if that’s the way they choose to think and conduct themselves, that’s their decision. But any claim that this email is not racist makes you naive at best; disingenuous at worst.
Faulty terms do not an argument make. I would ask that you look up “naive”, “disingenuous”, “troll”, and “racist” before making accusations.
Racism is fear and ignorance branding others without evidence. (See your comments here). Tyler Perry is certain Pascal is not a racist. Oprah says people shouldn’t be judged by private emails. Pascal got “Annie” made and twice worked to get Obama elected. Nothing in the “offensive” words is either unfair or untrue. If you can show evidence of actual “racism” in these words, here’s your chance to back your claims. Otherwise, feel free to depart your parallel universe and deal in one comprised of facts and evidence. That’s where I choose to dwell.
Why would I look up words that I’ve already used? Because you think they’re faulty? No. They’re not. Not to mention they’re fairly common words that don’t require a dictionary. But thanks.
I’m unsure why you would redirect the conversation to people who aren’t germane to the issue–Oprah and Tyler Perry? Or quote their opinions on the matter. Why would I care what Oprah and Tyler Perry think? Or supersede my opinion with their own? Because they’re famous? Hmm, it MUST be okay, because Tyler Perry and Oprah said so. I should just give up thinking altogether and just cart around a magic eight ball! No. I don’t need to check in with famous people before I state how I feel about an issue.
Rudin himself has said the suggestions were not real and that they were jokes. Offensive jokes. I’m thinking HE would know better than you or I what he meant, so….If you’re not offended, you’re probably not black. (Shocker.) So… are you just arguing for the sake of arguing or what?
In case you’ve forgotten your original question, you asked what Rudin wrote that was racist. Not what Tyler Perry thinks. Not what Oprah thinks. Not what Pascal has done or how many black movies she’s produced (as if that means anything). Not nonsense about parallel universes. Why the email (that PARTICULAR email) is racist. And now I’ve explained why. Twice.
No, again. You “explained”, but did not answer. You misused the aforementioned words. It’s easy to label something racist (note: the word here is RACIST, not “offensive”); not so easy to prove it.
So (AGAIN), how is making factual reference to somebody’s proven history “RACIST”???
Kindly focus on the topic at hand. Thanks.
Explain again? No thanks. I’m good. You’re being willfully obtuse.
At least you won’t have to look up “obtuse”: you’re a sterling example. NO, you’re not good. You’re consistently avoiding the question. You cannot or will not offer any evidence that the words are racist. (Hint: they are NOT).
BTW: You’re the one who brought up parallels, and those “famous people” were mentioned because they actually have knowledge of the people involved. Do you?
Do you have any objective answer to my repeated question? Apparently not. Yeah, you’re good. Good and clueless and obtuse.
Glad you approve of my word choices. Apparently your personal feelings on the issue are on-target and relevant. And not at all composed of endless rhetoric. (Spoiler alert–they are.) My personal feelings on the issue make me not objective. So really, you mean “explain it until you agree with me.” Right?
Luckily for Rudin, he has enough sense to realize he WAS wrong–or at least possesses enough self-preservation to apologize. You keep on telling him he has nothing to apologize for. Refresh my memory–you have his number, right? Blink. Blink. Oh, that’s right, you don’t know him any more than I do! Your indignant outrage for someone you don’t know is baffling. And if it wasn’t as irritating as a chafing rash? Laughable.
And by the way, bringing up how famous people feel about the situation was not a parallel. You tacked on their opinions as a dismal attempt to buttress your own opinion…which is fine, but not even in the realm of creating a parallel. Just so you know.
You also missed the entire point of them choosing “Do the Right Thing.” It wasn’t because it was a “black” movie. Michelle said Barack was trying to impress her, showing her his sophisticated side, by selecting an independent filmmaker. Not because it was a “black” movie.
It’s also interesting that you only recall the black movies that he’s screened at the White House. They’ve also screened Star Trek, Julie & Julia, He’s Just Not That Into You, and Slumdog Millionaire. Monsters vs. Aliens, 42, Bully, and the Silver Linings Playbook. Not to mention The Pacific, High School Musical 3, Bolt, Monster’s University, and Cars 2. And that’s just what I found with a simple google search and not a comprehensive list. Rudin and Pascal are industry titans, and getting screened at the White House is big business. So they would be aware of this, correct? So why, exactly, would they only be interested in black movies again?
“Only” was never the topic. Actual racism is. And there isn’t any. Check the actual words. And you might want to watch “42”.
We’ll just have to agree to disagree on that.
Agreed that you are disagreeable and prefer putdowns to facts. Agreed you have nothing to back your claims. Agreed that you are a runaway success. Better luck next time.
Thank you for calling me a runaway success! You do realize that’s a compliment, right? Lol! I don’t know why I even bothered to argue with someone so ill-equipped to discourse on my level. Colossal waste of time.
Comprehension not your strong suit? No, I cannot sink to your level. You offer no facts to argue. Your success is in running away. Ta ta…
Is that your version of “neener neener?” Lol! Keep proving my point. Obviously you would need to pull a Cyrano de Bergerac to even come close to a clever response. But it’s certainly been amusing.
No. You’ve proven that you have NO point. How many times will you refuse to back your charge before admitting that you’ve got nothing? Here, I’ll see if I can help. Here’s the entire conversation you are FALSELY portraying:
“What should I ask the president at this stupid Jeffrey breakfast?” / “Would he like to finance some movies?” / “I doubt it. Should I ask him if he liked DJANGO?” / “12 YEARS.” / “Or the butler. Or think like a man?” / “Ride-along. I bet he likes Kevin Hart.”
Now. Where is “only”? Where is “racism”? Where is anything untrue?
Produce evidence or go away. Thank you.
You’re already having replicas of this same argument on TMZ, the Wrap, and People.com with at least five other people. So…I’ll let you get back to it.
Actually, I went to TMZ because Harvey Levin twisted the facts twice, once with the “only” claim and a second time claiming Obama had been “trashed”. So yeah, I keep asking for evidence, and I keep getting your emptiness. (A clue?)
You keep challenging everything and offering nothing. Asked for evidence, you are (correction) a runaway FAILURE.
Your waste is a terrible thing to mind. The only thing you’ve proven is that you have nothing to back your claim. Now just go away. Thanks.
nobody owes you an explanation. racism is not excused by ignorance
Agreed. Ignorance does not excuse real racism. In fact, ignorance is part of racism, real and fake.
But if you call someone “clearly blind”, you should be able to give a reason why. And if you call someone a racist, either you can back your charge with real evidence, or you are the fake.
I’m just looking for the truth here. You?
Yup, I’m sure that’s why.
More nothing. How redundant. Why do you keep posting? Just go away. Further pablum from you will be ignored.
Sounds good to me. Like I said awhile back. We’ll just agree to disagree and leave it at that.
Fine.
P.S. Regards to the Black Knight (only a flesh wound).
Good for you!
In other words, I’m not sorry for bein racist, just sorry you found me out.
EXACTLY.
Exactly, exactly!
this apology is as phony as he is. If he was a Republican he would be burned at the stake by every media outlet. A bunch of hypocrites!
I’ll accept Rudin’s apology but you’re spot on about the hypothetical; if he was a Republican. Good grief, can you imagine the hysteria that would engender?
If anything this should engender more outrage, as people get a glimpse of how the ‘liberal elite’ really talks in private. Barack Obama is not a part of the ‘liberal elite’ and never will be.
Sorry but when did the people in Hollywood become the “liberal elite”? The actual liberal elite shows up in Hollywood a few times a year and pretends to care what people like Pascal & Rudin think so they can get some cash. Then they pat them on their heads and go back to Washington where the actual “liberal elite” reside.
Oh please. This saying is so old. “the liberal elite”
I thought liberals were all poor free-loaders? You know, the 47% who sponge off the hard working American conservative voters.
The facts are, powerful, wealthy people tend to have contempt for those not in their group. Check out pictures from the Vanity Faire parties sometime. You’ll notice people like Rupert Murdoch are there, hanging with the “liberal elite.” Hollywood is a club, and the people at the top who say this kind of stuff in private have nothing to do with the rest of humanity below them– whether or not their conservative or liberal. Furthermore, anyone who has had to go up against the studios in a guild negotiation know these people are DINO’s and there’s nothing progressive about them.
agreed
For over 40 years I have worked in Hollywood as a camera operator, and cookie is correct. DINO! Tinsel town is not liberal at all. Some individuals are, but as a whole, not. These studios make a katrillion dollars a year impossible to be truly liberal with that kind of money being made.
U r correct
How nice of you to accept his apology. Andy, what’s it like way up on Mount Pious?
I wrote inaccurately. I don’t care one way or the other about the apology or what he even said (I think it’s silly to even get upset about). My point was to agree with poster “The Viewing Public” about the hypocrisy people in this business have in regard to whether a comment comes from someone who is liberal as opposed to someone who is conservative. And how that comment is perceived.
Oh, hog wash
right! is Andy black or a person of color?
Ugh, you people and your dumb hypotheticals. No no one would be outraged if a republican or anyone else made harmless jokes naming black movies. Stop pretending like that’s equivalent to anything meaningful just so you can feel like a victim. Stop whining.
It wouldn’t be so ‘harmless’ if it was about you, Anon.
Hang on.. He’s a politician now..?
You’re an idiot..”Hypothetical”?
You’re kidding right? If there is one thing Republicans do best it’s okay the victim card.
Republicans are caught making racist comments all the time. Some issue a non apology apology, but many don’t even bother doing that.
To this day Mitt Romney is still working that 47% comment as if he was right all along. Half the GOP refers to people of color as “thugs” and they can’t cheer loudly enough when an unarmed black man ends up killed by police.
I really don’t think Republicans should be bringing up the subject of race given your very long history of racism.
You mean the party that started as a single-issue, anti-slavery party? The one that 100% voted for the civil rights act?
Oh my goodness. Learn some basic history. The only thing those two parties shared was the same name, they ARE NOT the same party.
I don’t think it has anything to do with his political affiliation. I just think the general public doesn’t know or care who Scott Rudin is. Baldwin and Hill took much more of a public flogging, even after their apologies. The lack of a backlash says more about the role even very successful producers actually play in society’s mind – a very, very small one.
It amazes me how you Drudgies come onto an entertainment news site and turn it into a political “oppressed Republican” page.
Oh, shut up and go away, you didn’t even know the names of Rudin or Pascal before this.
You people need to seek mental help. These emails are nothing. No Republican would be burned at the stake for this. If you can’t tell the difference between this and Donald Sterling, you’re too stupid to argue with.
Amen.
Rev. All Sharpton seems to think its the same.
uh. I think you have that very backwards.
He is not a politician and, like most corporate execs, he probably donates money to both sides to protect his interests.
“Phony” is being too kind..
TRUE, he is sorry his words are out to the public. He meant everything he said. There are many out there with their bigot sick minds.
I wonder who has the most to gain from all this scandal?
Sony lost several million dollars with fury and other films posted on the net. And now this problem of confidential documents.
Next year they will launch the North Korean dictator movie, will receive at least 10 times more than now lost.
And why apologize for a private discussion?
Why apologize for a private conversation? Well, simple, It’s not private anymore. Also, racist comments generally aren’t favored by a non-racist majority. This also includes insults to one’s character and judgments (a.k.a. Obama is Black, therefore, like alll Black people, he must automatically like movies aimed at Black audiences.” See how stupid and racially charged it sounds?
Scott Rudin and Jonathan Gruber: apologize for saying what you believe.
Rudin ought to receive the same treatment as Donald Sterling.
What and sell his basketball team? Yes I agree. Make him sell his team!
This made me laugh.
Lol
I’m trying to find something that makes Rudin’s comments less offensive than Sterling’s and I’m coming up empty. Sterling said something off-color in a place where he had a reasonable expectation of privacy and now Rudin’s done the same thing. Sterling lost everything (to the extent that making a $1B return on an original investment is “losing”) and was banned for life from the NBA.
Now, will Ari Emanuel do to Rudin what he did to Mel Gibson and call for Rudin to be banned for life from Hollywood?
Great question but of course the answer is no. Scott Rudin will continue to work and won’t suffer any financial loss.
It’s ridiculous that this needs to be said, but Sterling didn’t “say something off color.” He lambasted his adulterous girlfriend for being seen with an African American, and said he didn’t want African Americans attending his business offerings (meaning basketball games). By no means do I condone the infantile and insensitive jokes these film pros traded, but making stupid, racially profiled jokes about what films someone might like isn’t the same as saying you wish an entire race of people would stay away from you, your girlfriend, and your entertainment empire. Oh, and Sterling also has a history of discriminatory practices. Sheesh.
“…making stupid, racially profiled jokes about what films someone might like isn’t the same as saying you wish an entire race of people would stay away from you…”
Uhh, yes it is – because it springs from the same poisoned well of bigoted thinking.
You are ignorant. It is just as bad. Making racial comments toward your president is un American and disrespectful
How do you know there was any racist intent behind those remarks? You people are either extremely ignorant, or looking for racism where there probably isn’t any. The movies Pascal and Rudin mentioned were very popular amongst blacks, and are about black history and culture, if you don’t know what type of movies the President likes it’s reasonable to assume he might like the ones they mentioned.
There is no mention that the President “only likes black movies”, that’s made up by the media. There is nothing derogatory said about blacks. This is not racism, and it’s mind boggling that people are up in arms about this. Has Sharpton really sunk so low as to take part in this charade manufactured by people biased against Pascal and Rudin or looking for a quick news story to sell?
History might show that this is a step up for Al.
NOPE on Ari. Everyone knows how what a culture they have over there regarding minorities (color, gender, orientation). Yea White dudes rule!!! Who-waaa!
Of course not, Rudin did not personally offend Ari Emanuel. He’s not black.
Good call Joe. Attention Scott Rudin. You may never own the Los Angeles Clippers.
Does he own an NBA franchise?
No.
Rudin’s and Pascal’s comments were not at the same level as Sterling’s. Sterling did not want his skank cavorting with African Americans. He did not want African Americans at his events. Rudin and Pascal made some bad jokes about Obama being a fan of that short comic dude whose name escapes me. There is a very large difference. Not to mention that they are not the owners of a business whose employees are 90% African American.
The hacking couldn’t have come at a worst time. Chris Rock pens an op-ed at the Hollywood Reporter about Hollywood’s race problem and these emails leak illustrate just how bad the problem is.
I was thinking the exact same thing. And oh the irony: Rudin produced Top Five.
Cue the Krazy Konservatives to tell us all how there’s no such thing as racism in Hollywood and Chris Rock should stop being the racist one and BENGHAZI!!!!!
Spot on…
Well said. The e-mails aren’t these flashy, N-word spouting, missives that would draw big headlines and a public outcry. Instead, they’re just these casual bits of racial stereotyping as if there’s nothing to it. The first thing they see about Obama is that he’s black. Not that he’s one of the powerful leaders on the planet, not that he’s well-educated and reads precisely the kinds of books Rudin is known for adapting (didn’t he pick up the new Denis Johnson last week at a bookstore?), but that he’s black. Pathetic.
Well said! That is the bottom line, President Obama is “just another black man” who fits the “stereotyped” black man. They only see his skin color, not who he is. It does not matter how many apologies the two Sony executives offer, the bottom line is that they actually wrote what was in their hearts and minds.Sad.
Chris Rock was spot on about the racism in Hollywood. It really is run by a select few. Chris is probably the most honest person in the biz right now. I hope he responds to these emails. Love to hear his take.
Mike Fleming Jr, you’re aren’t writing this like a journalist but a person who is trying to earn points. We don’t need you to put us in Rudin’s shoes to understand his plight and blah blah blah. He issued an articulate apology but it doesn’t change the current of racism that is propagated in Hollywood’s elite circles. Yes the hacking of emails was a criminal act. Yes it should never have been broadcasted. But when peoples’ egos get so remarkably high that they feel they can say anything about race, whether the doors or closed or not, it speaks to a fundamental problem. I wish people would think before they speak or write about the damage and insensitivity *beforehand*, but ego clouds the mind. And no one is apologizing for their hubris.
There is a current of fear in other tribes ingrained in Human Beings and it’s been here for a million years. The jokes, while insensitive and evocative of horrible recent evils, are no worse than the types of jokes most people name every day about some Other. Blacks make jokes about whites, québécois make jokes about Nova scotians and on and on. Let’s call this evidence of a normal part of life we all typically accept in ourselves and move on
Wow. That was powerful. I wish everybody can see what you see. This kind of behavior with the “circles” is going on every where. In the schools, in jails, court systems, hospitals, streets. It’s down right exhausting, not to mention sad. I am thankful for the white people who are speaking up and not tolerating the injustice. Just know that the “circle” are hiding their true feelings from you too. But the truth will prevail and justice will reign. Thank you Frank.
+1
Frank – well said!
Ditto!
A terrible man shows us just how terrible he is, as well as not funny.
what a phony apology. this guy is a jerk. he’s like a 12 year old girl on social media. I take that back, the 12 year old would know better.
“It must be an awkward thing for Rudin or anyone to be called to account for years-old private e-mails, when everyone in Hollywood uses this form of communication for its expediency.”
Point taken – kind of a good illustration about just how casual racism is part of the problem. Here you have a couple of rich, powerful white executives engaging in flip back-and-forth racism. It may seem like no one’s getting hurt or that it’s all in fun, but it indicates a perceived stratification, not equality. And this is just the President of the United States we’re talking about…
Yes, hacking is illegal and this should be punished. But don’t folks realize that e-mails sent on company computers are not really “private”? The computer does not belong to the individual using it, but the company. Which probably points a little bit to an inside job. IT in most companies have to have access to the computers, so who knows if they accessed the e-mails to embarrass the higher ups, because the damage has been done and apologies will not help.
So, it should be clear that if you write something that could not be published without regret on the front page of a newspaper, then don’t hit send.
Well said!
I’ve not read the actual emails – only the excerpts, but I don’t understand why this qualifies as racism.
There are studies online that show differences in audience demographics for movies that feature black themes and actors. Showing more blacks go than any other race. And indicating outside of such movies, blacks are one of the lowest demographics at movies in general.
So if someone teases about that, how is that racist?
It’s not like they discriminated in some way, used obscene words or denigrated based on color… or did they? Was there something more to the emails than that?
What am I missing?
Laws can never change the heart.
Saying what we are all thinking? Who the hell thinks Obama likes any movie where a black person appears? It’s nonsense. It’s just lazy, bigoted, unfunny joking. And what is the chairman of a huge company doing, anyway, wasting time with crap like this? She should resign. But can you imagine what it is still to come? Wait till these anarchists or North Koreans stumble into a cache marked “Screen Gems,” and they behold the outpourings of Clint Culpepper’s imbalanced brain! It will make the Pascal-Rudin stuff look like a leaflet from the ACLU.
Hahahaha. Looking forward to that!
Apologize for what? There’s nothing remotely offensive in his “Obama remarks”. What he said about Megan Ellison and Angelina Jolie, now that was nasty and misogynistic.
also, truth
No one needs to apologize, for anything. ALL PEOPLE have a right to say ANYTHING that they wish — this is America. Yes, there are consequences, but, censorship is not what this country is all about. What’s the saying? People in glass houses? Check your emails folks…and after you do that, let us know how perfect you are.
Who said anything about censorship? And don’t think these folks wouldn’t immediately fire one of their underlings if they were in the hot seat for sending these kinds of “jokes” over emails.
As long as O gets his $ from Hollywood he won’t care. Just drop the dough on the 405, please.
These leaked e-mails create an incredible portrait of the inner workings of Hollywood at the very highest levels. You can certainly make an argument it’s wrong to leak them or read them. But their value in understanding current Hollywood is immense.
exactly!
Should both of these charltons be treated the same way that Mel Gibson was? Will the Hollywood Leftist Elite give them a pass or will Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson march down Hollywood Blvd yelling Hands Up Don’t Shoot.
Yes, they should be treated the way Mel Gibson was treated and continues to be treated. These two arseholes weren’t even drunk at the time they made these blatantly stupid and racist comments, or were they?
This is a ridiculous comparison. No one gives a shit who Rudin is outside of Hollywood. The response to Mel Gibson was not just driven by the “Hollywood Leftist Elite.” Your average E channel, People-reading Americans were offended and made that known. And really? Are you suggesting a hollywood producer’s inappropriate racial joke warrants the same response from Jackson and Sharpton as black men being gunned down by police?
“Sorry I was caught”
Typical behaviour ….is anyone really shocked ?
It’s these “behind the scenes” remarks between “friends” in a vain attempt to be “funny” that show us the true content of a person’s character. I don’t know why I expect successful and educated people to behave better, but I do. Perhaps it’s because I sincerely hope that they have learned along the way that they belittle themselves with every snipe they take at someone else while they skulk in the dark shadows of “just between us…”
Sometimes it’s good to have your secrets exposed. It gives you an opportunity to face your own short-comings, your own prejudices and judgments. It’s an opportunity to learn and become a better person. To ask forgiveness with sincerely and humility. To rise above the urge to wallow in the mud at another person’s expense.
I can only hope that Mr. Rudin’s apology was sincere. Those who were at the receiving end of his mocking comments will be the ones to know.
well said.
I lived and worked in Hollywood for many many years. I sat on board of some companies. The racial and anti-gay remarks were many and for as long as I was there. I objected loudly but was ignored. There were also constant sexist and anti Christian jokes galore. These were made by Liberal White executives who thought their money and power made them better. I am sure this has never changed despite their pr façade. Scott Rudin, another privileged powerful broker was sorry about just getting caught. I am sure it will be forgotten in a month. Hooray for Hollywood.
Too bad an anonymous handle on a gossip site can never be proven true. I rode Unicorns into the MGM lot one day. They shot laser beams out their eyes and entranced everyone with their beauty – it is true because this is the internet and I say so….just like you
It’s interesting that no apology came out until we found out (which is no surprise) that the man had some racist shit to say about our President. Yeah, you’ll probably need to make a statement after something like that.
And Republican or no, everybody will always have something snide to say about the POTUS because of his skin color, that’s just the sad world we live in. He’s black first, President second, and everything else third and on.
you’re a rascist piece of crap. you should be embarrassed of the person you are, period. you’ve learned nothing as a human being.