Timesreport on Monday suggests that some HFPA members still don t quite get it.
Philip Berk, an 88-year-old member and eight-term past president who has previously brought disrepute on the organization via a controversial memoir and when actor
Brendan Fraser accused Berk of groping Fraser s buttocks, sent an email on Sunday to his fellow members, as well as the HFPA s staff and COO, forwarding an article from a right-wing website that slammed Black Lives Matter as a racist hate movement and its co-founder,
Patrisse Cullors, for purchasing a home in Topango Canyon. The house is down the road from one of the homes involved in the Manson murders, which seems only appropriate since Manson wanted to start a race war, the missive says in part. And Black Lives Matter is carrying on Manson s work.