As an anti-Christian bigot, Bill Maher makes no partisan distinction among Christians. He’s an equal opportunity discriminator. 

Actor and director Nick Searcy is no stranger to the blasphemy of the Twitter mob … but thankfully he's kept not only his ground but his account as well. Most commonly known as Art Mullen in the TV series Justified, Searcy lamented the lack of fans at the NCAA game Feb 6, and noted that leftists “ruin everything.” He’s not wrong.

Super Bowl 55 will be remembered as a game that lacked competitiveness, but also one in which the NFL and CBS rammed social justice down the throats of viewers. Those on the Right found much of it offensive, but at least one media lefty – Deadspin blogger Julie DiCaro -- is critical of the event, too.

The superhero shows on the CW have returned for 2021, and with them come all the usual cliches. Good guys fighting bad guys, lots of special effects, and, of course, the blatant liberal agenda. The Black Lightning season 4 premiere does all that with a scene that promotes the Black Lives Matter narrative and the return of the old MAGA treatment. Namely, that only bad guys ever want to…

The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl and it's not just Kansas City fans who hope it's the last time.

Get your tissues because this one’s a tearjerker. For once, a commercial that doesn’t make you want to turn off the TV!

Sweet ol’ Dolly Parton’s new Super Bowl ad has her flirting with cancel culture. According to one freelance journalist and political organizer writing for NBC.com’s “Think” section, the "9 to 5" singer's TV spot sang the praises of working and having a job a bit too much for far lefties.

When U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Mitt Romney asked Dr. Miguel Cardona Friday if he will uphold the Office of Civil Rights’ past opposition to males competing in female sports, they were actually throwing a marginalized group under the bus. That’s the jaded opinion of SBNation Outsports LGBTQ apologist Ken Schultz, who accused the two Republicans of wading into the “mire of misgendering and…

Melodramatic and patronizing corporate TV ads are as big a part of the SuperBowl as a Tom Brady appearance, though New Jersey music legend Bruce Springsteen’s obnoxious Jeep ad about the “ReUnited of America” took patronizing to a whole new level. 

NY Post’s Phil Mushnick predicted the NFL season would end with “reminders that we’re all racists who need to change our ways."

In July of 2020, ViacomCBS dropped actor and show host Nick Cannon’s long standing show “Wild and Out” following some black supremacist and anti-Semitic comments. Now, after a brief seven month break, Cannon has a new deal with ViacomCBS set to soon begin production of season 16.  

Bye Felicia! Former President Trump showed he’s officially done with the pettiness in an ‘It’s not me its you’ break up letter to his ex-acting union.

Nothing demonstrates how sports writing has changed over the years like the Super Bowl coverage we’re seeing. There is scant focus on matchups or x’s and o’s, but ample Super Bowl coverage is accorded to the peripheral and the bizarre.

Usually, the cancelation police find new ways to be offended but this time they literally made stuff up. On Feb 3 #ripchrispratt began trending on Twitter after one user accused Chris Pratt of racist and Islamophobic tweets he didn’t even write.