George Clooney’s recent Museum of Modern Art Film Benefit was an event that personified the smarmy elitism that is the real virus plaguing the United States.

Amazon Prime’s Small Axe series is back once again to remind us how terrible the police system is now by reaching back a few decades. This time around, we have a direct commentary of the police through the film Red, White and Blue.

If you’re looking for one of those cliche medical dramas--as if there aren’t enough already--now there's NBC’s Nurses. The show premiered in the United States, with its first episode, “Incoming,” airing on December 7. It follows the path of five new bumbling nurses on their first day on the job at St. Mary’s, which just so happens to be on the day of a van attack against art students…

The Black Lives Matter narrative has taken over network television's fall season. This has made most law and order dramas numbingly predictable. With a few notable exception like Blue Bloods, most cop and legal shows are churning out mindless angst over "systemic racism" and bad, bad police officers.

Pete Davidson is at it again, mocking freedom-loving, everyday Americans from the comfort of his cushy “SNL” gig. A year or so after Pete Davidson landed in hot water for mocking then-U.S. Congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw’s (R-TX) war injuries on an episode of SNL, that actor/comedian made insensitive remarks about average Americans protesting strict lockdown orders, as if they were…

Rudy Guiliani has been diagnosed with COVID-19, and as expected, Twitter’s woke mob jumped at the opportunity to bully and gloat at the President’s attorney.

A-list virtue signaller George Clooney is once again justifying bashing America for its racist past and claiming it as his moral duty. Talk about smug. 

Don’t be a sore loser, don’t damage the game. This is the condescending advice given to President Donald Trump by Washington Post sportswriter Thomas Boswell, who demands he accept defeat or find a new job.

Thankfully at least one Hollywood A-lister sees a problem with the radical politics of many of his Hollywood colleagues.

On Nov. 25, NBC's Peacock network premiered its new reboot of the popular 1990s sitcom Saved by the Bell. Rebooting old favorites has become a trend in Hollywood, with writers increasingly relying on famous brands from decades ago and updating them with more diverse casts and woke themes. This has included remakes of sitcoms like Charmed, books series like The Babysitter's Club…

Last month, Fox's Family Guy premiered an episode in which the characters imagined President Trump, First Lady Melania and Vice President Pence hanging themselves in prison. So it should not be surprising that this week's episode, "Pawtucket Pat," on December 6 went all in on biased political caricatures popular among the left. 

Part-time actress, full-time leftist Julia Louis-Dreyfus is at it again! The DNC host the went on ABC’s Good Morning America on Friday to promote her latest left-wing political fundraiser, this one to help Democrats win the January 2021 Georgia Senate runoff races.

Despite an occasional dip into political correctness, CBS’s Blue Bloods usually takes the rare stance in defending the police in media. Thankfully, the latest episode continues that trend with the show standing up against the charge of “systemic racism” in the NYPD at the height of anti-copaganda. Christmas season is truly the time for miracles.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is currently one of the most hated men in America. He’s been accused of racism, terrorism, nefarious plots (that is, putting ACB on the Supreme Court), and being incapable of acting like a decent human being. But since many of his haters are the news outlet announcers or left-wing actors who are proud members of Twitter’s woke community, he must be doing…