The articles critique the decline of MAGA-inspired art and culture, highlighting its often poor quality and uninspired nature. The Super Bowl halftime show featured Kid Rock and Bad Bunny, with right-wing groups like Turning Point USA promoting performances that appeal to conservative audiences, often characterized by superficial patriotism and nostalgia. A recent documentary about Melania Trump was critically panned, borrowing heavily from other works and exemplifying the lack of originality in right-wing entertainment. Despite some efforts by Angel Studios to produce Christian-themed films, the overall trend remains centered on low-quality, propagandistic content, contrasting sharply with the more nuanced work of some conservative filmmakers like Clint Eastwood and Sam Raimi, who maintain complex narratives without overt political messaging. The articles argue that authentic conservative art exists but is often overshadowed by the spectacle of MAGA culture, which tends to favor simplistic messaging and celebrity-driven entertainment. Additionally, Hollywood figures have largely remained silent or complicit in supporting Trump, with some notable exceptions like musician Chappell Roan, who publicly distanced herself from her agency over its connections to Epstein. The cultural wars continue to polarize entertainment, with mainstream institutions hesitant to challenge or criticize Trumpism, thus perpetuating a climate of fear and conformity within the industry.