Ricky Gervais said anyone 'mildly conservative' on Twitter is labeled as 'Hitler'

Critics might have found fault with Shondra Rhimes‘ admittedly bloated Anna Delvey miniseries “Inventing Anna,” but after early screenings, it was obvious to any member of the media it was going to be a smash. That prediction has easily come to pass with the limited series landing at the top spot of the streaming service the entire weekend.

Every year, large corporations shell out big bucks to woo celebrities to help pitch their wares during the Super Bowl. This year was no different.

Charlize Theron was one of the many celebs in attendance at the 2022 Super Bowl!

BBC Studios has promoted Rebecca Glashow to the newly created position of CEO of global distribution.

Kamila Valieva is cleared for the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

“TV has been renamed Smithbox.The licence fee has been scrapped, but we all have to pay a Sheridan Tax instead.”Dee typed: “Seen more of Sheridan Smith than my family recently.”David penned: “Hi, you’ve reached Sheridan Smith’s agent.“I can’t take your call right now but, whoever you are, she’ll do it.”Jason also took to the social media platform to defend his fellow judge, telling critics to “chill out”.He said: “Seen a few comments about Sheridan being on TV a lot this week.“It’s not [something] she is in charge of, she would have filmed those three excellent shows last year and some scheduler decided they went on this week.So, chill out.“Also, she’s excellent and you are lucky to have her.”

David Byrne’s American Utopia has extended its Broadway run for the final time and now will conclude performances on Sunday, April 3 at the St. James Theatre.

Over the weekend, Kanye West tagged Michael Che on Instagram, and now, Michael is responding directly to Kanye.

The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner will return in 2022 and Trevor Noah was just announced as the host of the event!

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall has now tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19, days after her husband, Prince Charles, also tested positive.

RICKY Gervais has criticised cancel culture and wokeness as a "weird sort of fascism". The comedian and actor, 59, spoke up in defence of free speech in a recent interview with TalkRADIO amid the growth of a movement that shames and silences anyone with opposing views.

RICKY Gervais has slammed celebrities, including the Kardashians, who accept crazy amounts of money to do sponsored posts on social media. Ricky, 59, made the comments during a live periscope broadcast as he sipped on a BrewDog beer.

Ricky Gervais doesn’t do sponsored ad posts on social media.

Ricky Gervais has slammed celebrities for endorsing 'embarrassing' sponsored posts.

Ricky Gervais has blasted reality stars and social media influencers as he revealed he has turned down "embarrassing" sponsored posts. The comedian, 59, says he regularly gets offered huge money to endorse products like the Kardashians do.But he called on businesses to donate to charity instead of paying celebs.He said: "I keep getting offered these things, right, like proper mental money to do endorsed tweets."The Kardashians get 20 grand for sitting on a bench and saying: 'Ooh I love this new chocolate bar.'"He continued: "I’ve been offered that sort of thing.

If you were to name a list of the most influential and beloved sitcoms of the 21st century, it wouldn’t take long before you reach “The Office,” both the British and American varieties. The series, originally created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant in 2001, was a huge hit in the UK when it was released and would spawn an even more successful reboot in the US in 2005 (lasting for 9 seasons).

BBC’s “The Office” became a huge success when it debuted in 2001, catapulting co-creator Ricky Gervais to stardom.

Ricky Gervais wouldn’t make his hit TV comedy The Office today as BBC bosses would be too scared of “outrage mobs” to air it.

After Life star insisted broadcasters are too scared to take risks in case they offend the so-called ‘outrage mobs’.Speaking to Times Radio, he said this week: ‘Now it would suffer because people would take things literally.‘There are these outrage mobs who take things out of context.‘This was a show about everything.

The Office may have been made differently today thanks to ‘cancel culture’.The actor, who starred in the BBC comedy from 2001 to 2003 as cringeworthy office manager David Brent, said the current debate about what is deemed acceptable would bring his and co-creator Stephen Merchant’s award-winning mockumentary series straight into the conversation.“This was a show about everything,” Gervais told Times Radio yesterday (July 9).

Ricky Gervais believes that The Office would “suffer” if it was released now because cancel culture has caused viewers to lose “their sense of irony and context.”Gervais’ Bafta-winning series debuted on BBC Two in 2001 and saw the comedian, 59, star as hapless manager David Brent, who regularly made tone deaf, offensive remarks to his colleagues. Looking back on the show in an interview with Times Radio on Friday, Gervais said audiences would take things too “literally” if the office was released now, “even though [the jokes] were clearly ironic.”“Now [the show] would suffer because people would take things literally," he said.