Rees-Mogg's Tour Faces Leftist Backlash

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today we're the headlineshine, powered by AI. Sir Jacob Rees Mog launched his one-man touring show, Mog Unbuttoned, right after losing his parliamentary seat. The former conservative leader of the House plans to spill insider stories on Westminster life, plus take unscripted questions from the crowd. A few theaters turned him down flat, citing his politics. He told sources that two or three venues bought, especially ones run by labor councils who didn't want the hassle. His first gig this month in Haeriford sold out and went smooth, which has him optimistic. He's lined up stops next month in Worcester, Shrewsbury, Lincoln, and Winchester. Promoters asked him not to name the holdouts to keep their venue ties intact. Rees Mog gets it. Even after a 2018 Unitalk guy crashed by a masked heckling mob, he calls masks on protesters a bit shady. This pushback highlights tensions in art spots lining left, where platforming conservative

1:04stirs drama, but Rees Mog's keeping the tour rolling, strong.