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Bill Cosby has North Korea to thank for Hollywood headlines
by Joseph Earnest December 19, 2014
Newscast Media LOS ANGELES—Hollywood is infested with attention whores. These are people who would do anything to be in the limelight just for the sake of getting attention to feel validated.
The media, for the past several weeks has focused on Bill Cosby with allegations that are just absurd as they are intriguing, many of which are 30-40 years old.
It is obvious to anyone who followed the Cosby allegations that it was a coordinated effort between the media and entities with ties to Hollywood. Perhaps Cosby really got on someone's nerves in high places who decided to run hit pieces on him to destroy the man's legacy.
Yet Fortune has proven to be on Cosby's side and now the tables are turned. With Cosby, allegations without supporting evidence have been published, now there are claims that the recent attacks on Hollywood executives, including the airing of SONY's dirty laundry are emanating from North Korea. If true, then Bill Cosby has North Korea to thank for removing the unwanted spotlight from him, and focusing it on those whose aim was to destroy him.
Virtually all the actresses who stepped forward and are claiming Cosby violated them, have ties with Hollywood, or once worked in Tinseltown.
Cosby must be getting a certain level of satisfaction to see Hollywood reeling from all the revelations the hackers have made and publicized. So powerful has been the impact of the embarrassing revelations showing racism and sexism and outright foolishness that happens behind closed doors, SONY decided to pull the movie "The Interview" as a way of doing damage-control. The hackers also promised a large Christmas gift.
This whole reality that is unfolding is like a host who tells his guests an uglier tale than they wished to listen to.
The hackers, who refer to themselves as "Guardians of Peace" have brought Hollywood to its knees, something that appeared unimaginable, especially in a celebrity-worshipping America. CNN is reporting that the hackers have now issued a new threat to the entertainment company. (pop-up)
Meanwhile, Kenny Anderson, former NBA All-Star player, who personally met Kim Jung Un says SONY did the right thing to pull "The Interview" and he can't figure out why they made it in the first place.
The movie itself is a piece of satire attempting to give the viewer a glimpse into North Korea while making fun of its leader. The Guardians of Peace (GOP) have also promised to give readers a large Christmas gift. Add Comments>>
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