Newsbusters
Hollywood corporations have spent years insulting mainstream American values and pushing woke lunacy. The month of April proved that they can no longer continue to do so without real-world financial consequences.
To varying degrees, the past few weeks have seen a flurry of stock plunges, reduced expectations, quarterly losses, layoffs or high-profile firings among major entertainment players Netflix, Warner Bros. Discovery and Walt Disney Corporation.
Below is a rundown of the pain experienced last month in La La Land:
Netflix
Netflix announced on Tuesday, April 19, that they lost 200,000 subscribers during the first quarter of this year instead of an anticipated gain of 2 million. Netflix stocks tumbled 25%. In the nearly two weeks since the plunge, the streamer has announced layoffs and cancelled projects.
