While it's become typical for Hollywood to try to normalize abortion, it's not common for a romantic dramedy to employ abortion as a plot device to bring two potential love interests closer together, as occurred in the second season of HBO Max’s Love Life.

Sarah Fuller, the former Vanderbilt University soccer player, really wowed the easily impressed left-stream media last year when she kicked for the football team a few times. Fuller mania is flaring up again because she’s now working for a sports agency as an adviser on how others can cash in on their names, images and likenesses.

It turns out that the Billion-Dollar King of Abortion’s philanthropic organization gave close to $200 million to just one extremist abortion group that prides itself as being the “professional association of abortion providers.”

Last week, Mindy Kaling’s new streaming HBO Max comedy The Sex Lives of College Girls went overboard on woke virtue signaling and liberal name-dropping. On Thanksgiving Day, three more episodes were released and, in one episode, the spotlight was on woke feminists - specifically, defending their use of pronouns and safe spaces.

It is appalling enough to see American sports teams and businesses try to outdo each other every year in supporting the LGTBQ+ community as if it is actually oppressed. Unfortunately, if you watched any soccer in the English Premier League this past weekend, you would have seen plenty more of this form of woke virtue-signaling.

The Omicron coronavirus variant wreaked havoc on sports overseas this weekend. Given this news, guess who is once again ready to sound the alarm for sports over here in the States? Yes, it’s Dr. Anthony Fauci, who’s already using this development to apply another full-court press for vaccinations.

Boston Celtics forward Enes Kanter will become the newest U.S. citizen today after he completes his citizen oath ceremony, but his national allegiance is not the only thing that will undergo significant change.

Oh, the irony! On Thanksgiving Day, HBO Max brought back something we’re very much not thankful for - three more episodes of the raunchy, graphic, and perverted Gossip Girl reboot. This time the show managed to mix Christianity with its smut, featuring a threesome in a chapel in front of a crucifix and a main character’s gay dad dating a reverend.

The Wall Street Journal didn’t get the joke. After Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed he has a broken toe last week, he humorously called it “COVID toe.” That remark was in reference to massive media coverage of him previously catching the coronavirus after not having been vaccinated. The WSJ took the joke as truth – hook, line and sinker – and ran a story on it.…

When comparing the reactions of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and LeBron James to U.S. events with the egregious abuses in China, those two are some piece of work. The NBA issued a statement decrying vigilantism in the U.S., but the league and James seemed to be tongue-tied over the disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. She accused a high-ranking Chinese communist of raping her and…

Last week, ABC’s new R&B drama Queens referred to an unborn child as a “baby” five times in one episode, despite the baby being targeted for abortion. This week, they promoted a pro-abortion agenda that was critical of Texas’s attempt to protect such babies, accusing the state of being full of sexists. They also touched on the left’s two other favorite topics- LGBTQ pride and race…

Forget playing nice this Thanksgiving with your relatives from across the political aisle. You need to reclaim them for the left's political agenda! So says The Atlantic’s feminist contributor Molly Jong-Fast.

There really isn’t much to say about this, except to remind you that the Women’s March are the dingbats with the pink lady-part hats who tied up traffic in DC a few years ago. 

In the midst of the woke mob's strangling grasp on modern television, a few diamonds in the rough have shone through this fall. With Thanksgiving approaching, it is right to acknowledge the shows that gave a more conservative perspective to hot-button issues such as unplanned pregnancy, the fall of Afghanistan, and the police.