“The Hollywood swamp is starting to crumble”
In a segment with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, singer and avid Trump supporter Joy Villa described her firsthand encounters with entertainment industry scumbags who prey on vulnerable young women and men.
Sexual misconduct in Hollywood is “absolutely prominent,” according to Villa who said, “The reason it was kept secret so long is because it’s normal.”
“It’s very common for high level execs to prey on young artists… The biggest shock of this is that honestly, people in the entertainment industry are not shocked at this,” she continued.
Villa shared a personal experience where the CEO of a Burbank, California talent agency directly asked for sexual favors in exchange for fame and fortune.
Referring to the encounter, she said, “It was straight up prostitution and that’s really how Hollywood is run these days and it has been for a long time.”
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It started almost as soon as Hollywood motion picture studios popped up, way back to the 1920's, when the casting couch was created.
ReplyDeleteYes, former husband, singer & musician auditioned for movie role & didn't accept it cause he had to sign on the "dotted couch". (his words) That was back in 1960!
ReplyDeleteThis has been going on since the beginning. Many Hollywood movie stars slept their way to the top. It was just a part of becoming famous.
ReplyDeleteThe young actresses and actors USE sex to get ahead and to get roles to advance their careers. Heck, even Barbara Walters admits doing it. I am not so quick to blame the executives! Who's the victim? The one that "screwed" their way to the top, or the producer who made them famous?
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