Tag: Hollywood

Post-Modern Reality Simulation Gets Lost in Space

Post-Modern Reality Simulation Gets Lost in Space

Comparatively speaking, this installment shall qualify as lighter fare to one’s loyal readers.

The author is cognizant some regular visitors may not remember the subject of this installment or perhaps never had the opportunity to view the classic show that brought this particular actor to public prominence. During the 1960’s, the late veteran Hollywood character actor, Johnathan Harris, added what was perhaps the only saving grace or entertainment value to an otherwise short-lived and pathetically juvenile science fiction and fantasy television series, entitled “Lost in Space”.

Although over the course of his career, Harris compiled an impressive resume, starring on Broadway and on the silver screen from decades before, it wasn’t until he assumed the iconic television role of Lost in Space’s Doctor Zachary Smith, the villainous scoundrel with a heart of gold, that he gained celebrated renown and became a recognizable celebrity.

But, Harris was hiding a secret, and as an accomplished man of the theater prior to working in the medium of television, he had certainly learned all the necessary tricks of the theater’s trade in creating inscrutable masks for an array of characters.

The persona of Jonathan Harris, those eccentric affectations that became synonymous with the man who allegedly grew up in the Bronx, New York, but nonetheless rose to fame and fortune in the theater and then on to starring on American television, were nothing more than purposefully created theatrical flourishes.

Indeed, Harris was yet another example of a celebrated actor hiding behind a well-crafted mask.

As it turns out, however, in the case of Harris, one speculates he harbored personal reasons in choosing to adopt a pseudonym while starring as the incomparable Doctor Zachary Smith.

And perhaps, given Harris’s genuine identity, his reasons for doing so were by no means sinister in nature. Rather, they had everything to do with preserving what he perceived to be his theatrical and artistic integrity. Continue reading “Post-Modern Reality Simulation Gets Lost in Space” →

Tragic tale of Huxtable turned media hustler

Well, folks, how the once so mighty have indeed fallen.

Or, has he indeed?

It would  appear to be so, at least to the American masses huddled around their television screens to watch a once vaunted television and entertainment icon pummeled to the ground and unceremoniously dragged through the media mud pile.

But, for those loyal readers of Newsspell, you know differently, don’t you?

By now, one’s loyal readers have become truly wise in keen discernment, enough to never bother wasting misspent scorn upon a poor actor posed as a convicted perpetrator. On the other hand, one’s loyal readers are also wise in never bothering to shed copious tears for those actors posed as indignant accusers and alleged victims. Because, quite simply, they are all frauds, hopelessly prostituted in playing out their role in the scripted clown show produced by their ungrateful, psychopathic and insidious masters, the thirteen, ruling elite families.

Yes, folks, we know the truth.

The fall of Bill Cosby AKA Doctor Huxtable is yet another cruel hoax, a bogus sham, another media manufactured sink hole of a psychological operation.

What follows, shall undoubtedly register as a very controversial and unpopular stance. Nevertheless, the truth has no regard for political correctness, nor does it heed the results of popular opinion polls, which are undoubtedly skewed and distorted by hosts of computer programmers, instructed to formulate their phony statistics to fit the prevailing agenda of the ruling elite families, who play the media and the American public, better and more skillfully than Liberace striking the keys of a concert tuned Steinway.

In this case, the hoopla over the Cosby imbroglio, like the concocted scandal involving Harvey Weinstein, was manufactured by CIA Mockingbird counter-intelligence agents and Jesuit trained media destabilization agitators, all to benefit the advancement of the #Metoo movement, which is financed by our old friends, America’s premiere merchant banking family, the Rockefellers and their Rockefeller Foundation.

You’ll want to stay until the end of this one, folks, because, the host actor portrayed Bill Cosby’s accuser was once, a very high-profile Hollywood actress.
Continue reading “Tragic tale of Huxtable turned media hustler” →

Real deal about 80’s “Material Girl” (Part I)

Once again, the author would like to express his sincere gratitude to the latest followers. Certainly, you shall find the material here at Newsspell to be unlike anything encountered before or at the very least, you shall find it to be a diversionary, but thought provoking entertainment.

Also, one would like to thank all those loyal readers who may have endeavored to recently purchase science fiction/fantasy thriller Twilight’s Last Glory, and helped to make it an Amazon #1 Hot New Release and achieve a sales ranking of #2,300 overall during its initial kindle launch on September 1. For those who enjoy the author’s writing here at Newsspell, one is proud to inform that Twilight’s Last Glory will very soon be made available in paperback and hardcover format at both Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

At any rate, one shall dispense with further vain self-promotion and attend to the matter at hand!

Inarguably, among the spate of pop music stars that shined during the 1980’s glittering age of rampant materialism, the “Material Girl”, Madonna, was perhaps the most luminous.

But, she was not who she appeared to be.

However, should loyal readers find it so surprising the pop star known to millions of adoring fans as Madonna, may have been hiding something?

Perhaps not, but then again, upon discovering the true identity of the woman behind the concealing mask, one discovered new and shocking vistas into the identities of other more recent pop stars. Turns out, folks, the unveiling of Madonna’s true identity represents a virtual treasure trove of Hollywood nepotism going back several generations.

Although this instalment shall primarily deal with the career and life of the so-called Material Girl, one is left with the distinct impression its implications represent yet another fascinating sojourn down into the deepest of dark and mysterious Hollywood rabbit holes.   Continue reading “Real deal about 80’s “Material Girl” (Part I)” →

Suicide of teen spirit smells like a hoax (part II)

I deeply apologize in advance to loyal readers who may have expected the delivery of this final installment involving the life and career of the late Kurt Cobain much sooner. But preparations for the publication of the author’s new book, Twilight’s Last Glory, have kept one preoccupied.

Also, the author would like to extend his sincere gratitude to all those who have recently and graciously decided to follow Newsspell.

No doubt, you will find what is published here to be thought provoking, informative, and perhaps at the very least, entertaining.

Since time immemorial, humans have harbored a macabre fascination with the concept of death, and the mere contemplation of it seems to overwhelmingly elicit both fear and awe. Whether through literature, movies, or television – when presented with death’s mysterious inscrutability – humans are brought to the edge of life’s precipice and forced to contemplate the valley of death’s dark depths.

Faced with uncertainty’s anguish, one finds the comforting sight of one’s religious edifices pulverized to dust, scattered like ghostly trails of wind-blown fall leaves, and achieving ultimate absolution becomes tantamount to grasping evergreen spring’s morning mist.

And yet, nothing, comparative to the contemplation of death’s mystery remains more intoxicating to the worshipful masses eternally drawn to stories that feature the mortal, but manufactured misfortune of mythical heroes, for only in death can such storybook heroes achieve legendary immortality.

That is why myths and legends of dead heroes endure, for although penetrating discussion of such may remain largely unspoken, nothing save death’s insatiable fixation for those struggling in quiet futility causes one to feel more alive.

Repetitive tales of the death of heroes also causes the masses to look for an escape from their sorrow through material acquisition, which benefits no one except the merchants, bankers, and the thirteen, ruling elite Jesuit families. As one will soon observe, the concept of death, or the flirtation with death, figured prominently with most of the famous pop culture characters this highly skilled host actor portrayed.

Though the author’s shocking and even incredible conclusions for this installment will no doubt invite incredulity, and perhaps even scorn and ridicule from newcomers and loyal readers alike, keep in mind that almost anything is possible in Hollywood’s magic land of Oz.

Yes it’s true folks, not only was Kurt Cobain a pop music character created by our old friend, Hollywood mogul David Geffen, the son of Barry Diller AKA Prince Eduard von Furstenberg, but Cobain’s host actor portrayed other famous Hollywood actors and musical performers (and not always belonging to the same gender!) some of whom also met with a suitably tragic, but scripted end.   Continue reading “Suicide of teen spirit smells like a hoax (part II)” →

Hoax factor: the real Bill O’Reilly

For decades, Bill O’Reilly was a megastar on the Fox (666) news channel. From 1996 until 2017, millions tuned in to his show, The O’Reilly Factor, to enjoy hearing the confrontational commentator bloviating about the latest news topics, or whatever else happened to have crossed his feeble mind.

Per Wikipedia, The O’Reilly Factor was the highest rated cable news television production for sixteen years (7/zayin, the Kabbalah mind weapon) and O’Reilly was described by media analyst Howard Kurtz as “the biggest star in the twenty (2/twin masonic pillars of Boaz and Jachin) year history at Fox news.”

Despite all of his heralded success, O’Reilly was still unceremoniously dismissed and fired by Fox executives.

Though there may be no business like show business, as the fat lady Ethel Merman once sang, O’Reilly’s demise also proves there is no business perhaps more ungrateful and unforgiving.

Then again, given the true identity of O’Reilly’s host actor, the decision to terminate O’Reilly’s contract most likely represented a show business ruse meant solely for the benefit of public consumption. For, it is likely, O’Reilly’s host actor had either grown tired of the role or decided to move on, tending to more pressing business or other committments considered more paramount.

But, as loyal readers are soon to learn, Bill O’Reilly was yet another character portrayed by a very familiar host actor, a television charlatan, and charismatic impostor.

And, perhaps not surprisingly, yet another connection between Hollywood and European royalty has been uncovered and shall soon be revealed. Continue reading “Hoax factor: the real Bill O’Reilly” →

Music industry monkeys pull cheap tricks

Oftentimes, pop stars are not who you think they are.

In truth, the music industry represents perhaps one of the grandest psychological operations ever performed upon the unsuspecting public.

However, acquiring the ability to peer through this deeply woven veil is but the first step in comprehending the implications of the actor based reality.

To the owners and executive decision makers of the entertainment and music industries – maintaining the actor based reality translates to continued profits for their stockholders, and if the empirical evidence gathered through research for this installment is any firm indication, any talented, contractually bound performer, one who possesses the chameleon-like capability to assume various roles and demonstrates the ability to successfully perform in a number of musical genres represents great potential in becoming a profitable commodity.

Such was the case with one such genuinely talented performer – one who in three consecutive decades reached platinum renown multiple times performing under different pseudonyms, names that a majority of one’s loyal readers will undoubtedly recognize.

Get ready, folks, for yet another dizzying ride upon the roller coaster known as the actor based reality. Continue reading “Music industry monkeys pull cheap tricks” →

Hitchcock: a view through truth’s rear window

Admittedly, as a novelist and creative artist who had once admired the considerable accomplishments of Alfred Hitchcock, one approached the subject of this installment with initial reluctance.

However, one cannot deny the implications of one’s investigations. And, considering what shall be revealed, the implications are indeed, of enormous proportions. One also cannot allow their selfish sense of betrayal, however palpable, to stand as an impenetrable garrison to discovering the truth about the world at large. As the author and his loyal readers are discovering, this world, and everything in it, are filled with deep and willful deceptions.

Alfred Hitchcock has been almost universally lauded among filmmakers as a masterful creator of indelible images, and a maestro of cinematic composition.

While it may seem inconceivable to those who still regard Hitchcock with the highest esteem, and perhaps even consider his reputation to be unimpeachable, no doubt they will loathe and even scorn the idea of the master thrown headlong from the dizzying heights of his lofty pedestal.

Painful as this terrible notion may be, one shall attempt to do just that.

Stay tuned, folks. Continue reading “Hitchcock: a view through truth’s rear window” →

This is how American idols are made

“In the future, everyone will be world famous for fifteen minutes.” – Andy Warhol, while appearing in a program featuring an exhibition of his work at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden in 1968.

For many, the concept of fame is at once elusive, and yet simultaneously, insatiable and beguiling – to be loved, adored, and admired by millions of strangers – to the extent those in dogged pursuit are willing to sacrifice their priceless integrity for its treasures of material spoils.

In the post-modern age, one finds that the concept of fame has been compromised, not so much predicated on meretricious achievement, but rather, considerably more superficial and ulterior factors.

With this installment, one shall feature a demonstrative, but brief portrait, of an individual whose quixotic pursuit and rather unlikely eclipse of glorious fame, however short-lived, was no doubt manufactured for reasons other than inherent talents.  Continue reading “This is how American idols are made” →

Garden State blind to “Forrest” beyond trees

Before delving into the content of this installment, one must humbly offer a confession. For many years, not only has one grown to appreciate the number of varied roles this truly great character actor has skillfully demonstrated on the silver screen, but one also imagined – however ultimately unlikely – that this celebrity, both professionally and personally, represented the last grain of sanity and class to be discovered within the borders of Hollywood’s tainted tinsel town.

Sadly, however, one must dare to tread wherever evidence of the actor based reality leads.

Among the more astute, those who perhaps comprehend what exactly has been alluded to in the headline, no doubt one has already surmised where this installment shall dare to venture. However, beyond identification of the host actor portraying the high level political role, on this occasion, one shall delve into the reasons as to why the actor based reality is so effective in aiding implementation of the ruling elite Jesuit families’ social and political agendas, and additionally, demonstrate how it acts as a protective and perpetual legal shield.

The state of New Jersey – though much maligned as a geographical malformity compared to the titanic majesty of its grander neighbor of New York – can nevertheless boast of having been the launching pad of many of America’s brightest and most cherished stars of the popular music stage, including Bruce Springsteen, and Jon Bon Jovi.

But, the “Garden state” also harbors a dark secret, in that one of Hollywood’s most renowned, brightest and arguably most talented stars once inhabited the governor’s office of its state capital – and can still be seen on corporate network television portraying the character of former New Jersey governor, Chris Christie. Continue reading “Garden State blind to “Forrest” beyond trees” →