The great California exodus continues, with a growing list of Hollywood celebrities leading the way as hundreds of thousands of people abandon the Golden State and its crushing problems to find a better life elsewhere.
Dean Cain has never been happier. The iconic Superman actor left his long-time Southern California neighbourhood behind earlier this year and made the move to Las Vegas, relieved to escape the regulated and strictly controlled Democrat fiefdom.
Actor Dean Cain recently opened up about leaving out of the state of California for a life in Las Vegas, a move he never thought he’d make.
A secret, invitation-only screening of “My Son Hunter” took place this week in Los Angeles, with a group of Hollywood conservatives, producers, and influencers standing to their feet and applauding during an early look at the upcoming movie, which is now available for pre-order and will be available for streaming and download on September 7.
Actor Dean Cain, who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark, said DC Comics’ decision to make the new Superman bisexual is neither bold nor brave, arguing the publisher would be braver if it made the Man of Steel tackle issues like the oppression of gays in Iran or women under the Taliban.
Dean Cain, one of the most iconic Superman actors, slammed the “anti-Americanism” of Marvel Comics after it featured a new issue of Captain America in which the Captain denies the reality of the American Dream, lamenting that it is now “cool” and “fashionable” to “bash America and to hate America.”
Hollywood star Kirstie Alley’s announcement that she is voting for President Donald Trump unleashed a firestorm of vitriol from the left against the Emmy-winning “Cheers” actress. But it also placed her in a growing list of celebrities who have been brave enough to publicly declare their support for the president.
Appearing Monday on Fox & Friends, actor and producer Dean Cain ripped the Hollywood left’s reaction to Georgia’s “Heartbeat” law, saying left-wing celebrities “pretending to be the bastion of moral superiority is an absolute joke.”
Actor Dean Cain slammed the “ridiculous” threat to boycott the State of Georgia for its “heartbeat” abortion bill supported by Hollywood liberals like Alyssa Milano and Alec Baldwin.
Singer-songwriter John Ondrasik (Five For Fighting) known for hits such as “Superman,” and “100 years,” has released a video for an original song “The Song of Innocents,” which debuts in the upcoming film, Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer. The film stars actor Dean Cain, who plays the cop who breaks open the case that led to the murder trial of the notorious abortionist Dr. Kermit Gosnell.
Filmmakers Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer reveal the full story of the Philadelphia abortionist who was considered a “pillar of his community” and an “advocate for women’s ‘reproductive health.’” The establishment media’s embrace of the narrative that abortion is “women’s health care” kept Gosnell out of the news – even as he stood on trial in 2013.
Planned Parenthood has forced the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Austin, Texas to cancel a pre-screening of a new film about abortionist and convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell.
The trailer shows the empty courtroom scene, based on a journalist’s photo that became a symbol of the media’s decision to ignore the horrors of the abortion clinic.
“Hollywood is afraid of this content,” ‘Gosnell’ executive producer John Sullivan said. “It’s a true story the media tried to ignore from the very beginning, so I wasn’t surprised to see Hollywood ignore us.”
Actor Dean Cain encouraged protesting professional athletes to take President Donald Trump on his offer to come up with a list of people they believed should be pardoned for their non-violent crimes. “I think it’s a great idea,” Cain told TMZ
Hollywood rising star Scott Eastwood says that, unlike his conservative father Clint Eastwood, he does not plan to involve himself in politics.
Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Thursday and claimed that he was blacklisted by a former president of the powerful Hollywood Foreign Press Association after he refused to support failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Veteran actor James Woods revealed the naked truth about Republicans in Hollywood and their fear of being blacklisted and losing work over their political beliefs.
TMZ Sports spoke with actor Dean Cain about free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest. Cain told TMZ that the protest “alienated an awful lot of football fans,” adding that it was disrespectful to the American flag and those
The controversial biopic about the life of notorious abortionist Kermit Gosnell has cast its villain and begun filming.
