SHOCKING HOLLYWOOD COUP! Roseanne Barr, Mark Wahlberg & Mel Gibson UNITE to Launch FIRST-EVER “Anti-Woke” Studio—Tinseltown Will NEVER Be the Same!
In an unprecedented move that is already sending shockwaves throughout the entertainment industry, three of Hollywood’s most recognizable and controversial figures—Roseanne Barr, Mark Wahlberg, and Mel Gibson—have announced the formation of a brand-new film and television studio.
The trio’s venture, which they are boldly branding as Hollywood’s first major “anti-woke” studio, seeks to challenge the prevailing trends of political correctness, identity politics, and progressive activism that have come to define much of mainstream entertainment in recent years.
The announcement, made jointly via social media and a press conference in Los Angeles, has ignited a firestorm of debate among industry insiders, fans, and cultural commentators alike.
Supporters hail the move as a much-needed breath of fresh air and a return to traditional storytelling values, while critics argue that it risks stoking division and undermining progress toward greater inclusion and representation in the arts.
The Vision: A Studio for the “Unheard Majority”
According to Barr, Wahlberg, and Gibson, their new studio—tentatively named Liberty Studios—aims to provide a platform for creators and audiences who feel alienated by what they describe as Hollywood’s “increasingly narrow ideological orthodoxy.”
At the heart of their mission is a commitment to free expression, creative risk-taking, and the production of content that resonates with everyday Americans who may not see themselves reflected in the current media landscape.
“We’re not here to silence anyone,” Roseanne Barr said during the announcement event.
“We’re here to give a voice to those who have been told to sit down and shut up. Hollywood used to be about telling every kind of story.
Now, it feels like there’s only one acceptable point of view. We want to change that.”
The Founders: Controversial, Influential, and Unapologetic
The trio behind Liberty Studios are no strangers to controversy—or to success.
Roseanne Barr, once the star of the hit sitcom “Roseanne,” has remained a polarizing figure since her highly publicized exit from the show in 2018 following a series of controversial tweets.
Despite her fall from mainstream grace, Barr has retained a loyal fanbase and has been a vocal critic of what she sees as Hollywood’s leftward lurch.
Mark Wahlberg, a versatile actor and producer known for films such as “The Departed,” “Boogie Nights,” and the “Transformers” franchise, has often spoken about his faith, family values, and blue-collar roots.
While not as publicly combative as Barr or Gibson, Wahlberg has occasionally voiced skepticism about Hollywood’s political climate and has expressed a desire to produce content that appeals to a broader, more traditional audience.
Mel Gibson, an Oscar-winning director and star of films like “Braveheart,” “The Passion of the Christ,” and “Lethal Weapon,” has long been a lightning rod for controversy due to his personal scandals and outspoken views.
In recent years, however, Gibson has staged something of a comeback, with several successful projects and a growing reputation as a maverick filmmaker unafraid to tackle challenging subjects.
