What does someone first think of when they hear “The Masters”? Golf. That’s the answer. It is an event that has long transcended the world of sports. Even those who have no idea the difference between a Bogey and a Birdie know that 'The Masters' is ‘that one golf event with the green jacket thing’.

You could be forgiven if you heard about the destructive actions of BLM/Antifa activists and wondered if someone was referring to ISIS and the Taliban. The terrifying, racially-motivated (so they say) iconoclasm of America’s far left is hell bent on destroying the images of America, but don’t let them tell you it’s just about destroying icons of American slavery, it’s about destroying any…

Ladies and gentleman, prepare for a new feminist-invented problem: "hemophobia" in regards to sex. What is that, you ask? Well, according to feminists who are pushing for the "normalization" of "period sex" in entertainment, it is "being wary about witnessing period blood." 

Mega-rich Hollywood liberal George Clooney is putting up some real dollars to bolster the fight for racial justice and for the sake of boosting his ego by making President Trump look bad.

A long-time driver of social justice activism in sports, Dr. Harry Edwards appeared on ESPN's First Take television program Monday morning. Treated with great reverence by co-hosts Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim, the emeritus professor of sociology at Cal-Berkeley offered no shortage of incendiary remarks.

Yep. Add Brett Favre to the list of former NFL players who took a couple too many shots to the head. To be fair, the legendary Packers QB was asked a stupid question. He gave a stupid answer.

The NBA and Major League Soccer are planning to resume play in Orlando next month, and if this contributes to a single coronavirus death, they and Republican leaders in the state should be tried for manslaughter. You read that right: Gov. Ron DeSantos, Sen. Marco Rubio and Rep. Matt Gaetz would all be culpable, writes Deadspin's Thomas Laforgia.

“I think the hardest thing to be, in 2020, is reasonable. To be reasonable in an unreasonable time is a true mark of rebellion right now; that is defiance. It’s in short supply.”

On June 17th, Hulu premiered Love, Victor, a new LGBT show for Pride Month about a boyish-looking high school sophomore who is unsure about his sexuality. In the show, Fifteen-year-old Victor begins writing to Simon, an out-and-proud alumnus of his high school. (Simon is a character from the 2018 film Love, Simon.) Simon is now grown-up and lives in New York.

After a bloody second season, Paramount’s Yellowstone began its third in remarkable peace. Last season ended in a deadly shootout between the Dutton family and its allies and white supremacists militia members who were hired to kidnap and traumatize John Dutton’s only grandson, Tate.

Season three began with the family picking up all the pieces all while introducing new enemies…

Even though this is 2020, we apparently need to talk more about elections. At least, that’s what The Politician would have us believe. We’re still more than four months away from November, but the Netflix series is determined to remind us of everything we hate about election season. Namely, it’s once again filled with lies, smug liberals, and countless scandals.

New York Daily News sports writers on Saturday blitzed the NFL with renewed calls to sign Colin Kaepernick. Bob Raissman urged the NFL Network to run a marathon marketing the lightning rod former pro quarterback. Mike Lupica wrote the New York Giants should do the right thing and give him a chance to be their quarterback.

Even though it seems like everyone in the media is piling on to cancel people with opinions they don’t like, some in Hollywood are noticing that perhaps ostracizing or shaming people with different opinions isn’t the most constructive thing for peace and harmony on planet earth.

Looks like Jimmy Kryin’ Kimmel is finding out that if you feed the rage mob, it will end up coming for you. In this time of leftist media-manufactured racial unrest, the Trump-hating host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! has decided to take a summer break from his late night activis– ahem, comedy show.