C.C. Campione

Traveler, gardener, communicator on all things pop culture and entertainment. Also known on YouTube as Culture Casino, where he appears on his own channels as well as That Park Place, WDW Pro, and Mr. H Reviews, among others.
Canceling Late Night TV Could Give New Yorkers a Tax Cut – An Editorial by Culture Casino

Canceling Late Night TV Could Give New Yorkers a Tax Cut – An Editorial by Culture Casino

As the downward spiral that is late night TV seems to accelerate toward it’s inevitable doom (unless you’re Gutfeld of course), a strange upside for the city of New York emerges. Potentially anyway. A small beneficial tax cut could be realized for a very odd reason.

For some of the oddest reasoning imaginable, the average New Yorker pays $2 a year in taxes toward keeping Saturday Night Live on the air. That’s right! A network television subsidy redirects some of the blame for the decline of the once funny counter culture juggernaut, beginning in 2017.

U.S. Companies Rush to Dismantle DEI Programs Before Trump Inauguration, And That’s A Beautiful Thing

U.S. Companies Rush to Dismantle DEI Programs Before Trump Inauguration, And That’s A Beautiful Thing

In an unexpected corporate pivot, several major U.S. companies are hurriedly dismantling their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs ahead of the second inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. This strategic retreat of ideologically captured companies, comes in light of the incoming administration’s vocal opposition to what they describe as “woke culture” and “anti-white racism,” with DEI initiatives at the forefront of their critique.