Hollywood often works closely with abortion giant Planned Parenthood, but a recent drama on Starz brought back an old Planned Parenthood lie in a portrayal that might not jive with the brand's new, more unapologetically pro-abortion tone.

Welcome to TV’s Worst of the Week, where MRC Culture's on TV Blog recounts the top liberal bias moments in entertainment television for the week of October 24, 2021.

In their latest Twix ad – which hardly has anything to do with chocolate – the candy company Mars featured a short story about a cross-dressing six-year-old, with the intent to promote more transgenderism and gender-fluid nonsense.

Boston Celtics’ player Enes Kanter told Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Nike co-founder Phil Knight to put their money where their mouths are. He urged them to tour slave labor camps with him in China. These are the locations where people are enslaved for the production of the products these multi-millionaires are making huge profits from.

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The left is having a conniption over the fact that four different “Let’s Go Brandon” rap songs are on the top of the iTunes chart. Several of them are still beating pop legend and soul singer Adele and her song “Easy on Me” out of the top spot.

Whenever People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) makes a complaint regarding animal cruelty, it usually can be taken with a grain of salt. However, if you’re having a bad day, PETA’s new idiotic complaint should at least make you laugh.

The politically correct social justice warriors have already pressured two major sports franchises into changing their allegedly racist nicknames because they want to right “the wrongs committed against Native peoples.” Now, they’re after the Atlanta Braves.

Why is the left utterly determined to make Monty Python into Nostradamus? This time, the diversity and inclusion drones at Princeton University are re-enacting the “She’s a witch!” mob from “The Holy Grail.”

One of the things the cancel mob hates the most is the truth. If you have the nerve to assess a situation with logic and reason and further have the audacity to voice your opinion, you are bound to be squashed under the mighty hand of the cancel mob. Unfortunately, Houston Texans chairman Cal McNair found this out the hard way.

LGBT hearts are breaking over the new “Save Women’s Sports” law in Texas. Gov. Greg Abbott signed the bill to prohibit males from competing on female sports teams in his state’s public schools, colleges and universities. Left-stream media are incorrectly portraying the law as discrimination against transgenders, and LGBT pressure groups are singing the blues.

A new network series that uses Christianity to push gay and polygamous lifestyles while condemning Christians as holier-than-thou bigots? How original!

The Oprah Winfrey Network’s (OWN) drama Queen Sugar has a college student liken social justice concerns such as "voter suppression" and “discrimination” with “modern-day forms of slavery,” and offers praise for "The Squad" and Stacey Abrams.

Novak Djokovic is without question one of the greatest tennis players of our generation. Nevertheless, he is often branded as a villain of the sport due to his racket-smashing shenanigans and his willingness to challenge the level-headed, gentlemanly mold of a tennis player with his intense competitiveness. But the villain might now be the hero in a greater cause after his stand against the…

U.S. Olympic hammer thrower Gwen Berry says her inflammatory story on The Players Tribune blog should make white folks uncomfortable. In truth, it ought to make her ashamed – for hating her country, for perpetuating the myth of rampant white supremacy in America, for accusing white cops of targeting her son and for more.