Bill Maher claimed that Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett was a “f---in’ nut.” Now he’s produced the evidence: speaking in tongues.

Every other day, we’re bombarded with news about a celebrity lecturing us to vote out Donald Trump. At this point, it’s practically a relief to see an actor or singer not ordering us to vote for Biden come November. Unfortunately, as Chris Pratt proves, that’s all you need to be canceled nowadays. Or worse, remaining quiet gets you labeled as a MAGA supporter.

Ah, BuzzFeed News. That depraved outlet that died after Trump’s first presidential victory has become zombified and continues to hang around spewing bile in the form of write-ups that almost excuse “masturbating” on a work call.

Now the starting lineups for today's NFL game ... but first, how about that Biden-Harris ticket! Joe and Kamala won't be allowing wasteful military flyovers at sports events! Before the Tampa Bay-Green Bay NFL game fans tuned into on Fox Sports Sunday, the announcers dumped a mouthful of hot mic political partisanship. Ryan Young, of Yahoo Sports, supported their mockery.

Undergoing the kind of painful research project we wouldn’t wish on our worst enemies, one George Mason University media researcher watched a ton of late night material from two major networks and recorded exactly how many jokes were directed at President Trump versus how many were directed at former Vice President Joe Biden.

On Friday, October 16, Netflix premiered the high school drama Grand Army, about a selective public high school in New York City. Like most current Hollywood dramas, it has graphic nudity and violence and checks off all the usual left-wing boxes.

AMC’s newest science-fiction series Soulmates is an anthology following a world in which a test has been developed to find one's “soulmate.” Considering this is the network that brought us Preacher, the series also aims to bring out the worst parts of these “soulmate” relationships. Case in point, the third episode introduces the idea that it’s “kind of crazy” to stay with…

In “One Halloween at a Time”, teenager Elena (Isabella Gomez) and her girlfriend Syd (Sheridan Pierce) dress up as Swedish teen Greta Thunberg, an international climate change activist, and a melting iceberg. Explaining the reason for their costumes, Elena tells her grandmother, Lydia (Rita Moreno), that they really aren’t trick or treating. The two politically active high school girls are “…

Sean “P. Diddy” Combs is so mad at America’s two party system (and much more so at Trump) that he’s now embarking on establishing his own political party based on skin color. 

Sue Bird, one-half of the lesbian power couple that includes soccer star Megan Rapinoe, drew attention this past weekend from CNN for claiming her basketball league is less popular than women's pro soccer due to racial reasons.

Imagine a streaming network that isn’t obsessed with sex, graphic violence and lefty propaganda -- a Netflix without the filth, an Amazon Prime without the woke censorship. Well, it’s coming your way, 2021. 

Hollywood is the land of special snowflakes who expect to be told that they’re pretty and wonderful, so they can muster the courage to crack a smile on camera. But boy howdy, are they quick to point out the ugly in folks who look and think different than they do.

Netflix premiered its dramedy of short stories centered around the COVID pandemic, Social Distance, on Thursday. Not surprisingly, the show was heavy on liberal propaganda, especially in regard to the issue of race and police.

Another off-the-rails left-winger has landed at Deadspin, the destination for angry, race-baiting sports media types. Mike Freeman joined a staff of bomb throwers that already includes Carron J. Phillips, Rob Parker, Chuck Modiano and others and quickly blamed NFL COVID-19 outbreaks on President Donald Trump.