Hollywood pushes OnlyFans fashions as ‘the best way to explain the climate crisis’ – ‘Climate emergency…raunchily explained’ – Mannequin ‘slowly removes her clothes while explaining that solar energy could meet our global energy demands’

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2026/apr/08/are-onlyfans-models-the-best-way-to-explain-the-climate-crisis

Are OnlyFans models the best way to explain the climate crisis?
Actor Megan Prescott has joined with Adam McKay in the hope that showing bite-size web videos of women undressing will persuade us to save the world. Will it work?

By Stuart Heritage

UK Guardian excerpt: This is the stated desire of Headline Newds, a new series of web videos by actor Megan Prescott, film-maker Bree Essrig and “climate narrative strategist” Jessica Riches. Released through the not-for-profit Yellow Dot Studios – belonging to Adam McKay, creator of movies The Big Short and Don’t Look Up – Headline Newds is made up of bite-size videos in which the climate emergency is broken down and raunchily explained to us by a variety of OnlyFans models.

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And so we have the launch episode, The Sun is Daddy, in which Prescott slowly removes her clothes while explaining that solar energy could meet our global energy demands with less land than is being used by the fossil fuel industry. Or, in her words: “Daddy is a giver.”

Obviously, provocation is the driving factor here. Indeed, the Yellow Dot website makes it clear that it fully expects its uploads to Instagram and YouTube to be removed on content grounds. Handily, the videos will also be available on OnlyFans, which is almost certainly less squeamish.

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Coming soon is an episode called Spank Banks, in which dominatrix Eva Oh names the banks that profit most from global fossil fuel projects while simultaneously paddling the bottom of a man in a pig mask. It’s a call to action, hinting that consumer choice will be enough to persuade the banks to change direction.