ABC’s new bigoted anti-Catholic show The Real O’Neals makes fun of Catholic teachings and believers to the point that if the network had targeted any other religious group for these attacks, journalists would call it hate speech. In the two-episode premiere, there were 93 separate visual or verbal reminders that this was a show making fun of Catholics, 8 admissions of Catholic sins, and I…

While the liberal media frequently present an attractive picture of the abortion agenda, they neglect to report on some of the more disturbing sentiments and tactics used by abortion advocates. These crazy signs say it all.

Whatever national sin America committed to deserve The View must have been grave indeed. As The Hollywood Reporter reminds readers, ABC’s soul-killing coffee klatch has been on for nearly 20 years. That’s two decades of the marginally informed imparting liberal conventional wisdom to the intellectually incurious, with all the soothing aural ambiance of a dog pound at walkies time.

It’s never a good sign when a TV show brimming with critic-fodder isn’t winning positive media reviews. The Real O’Neals debuts Wednesday before regularly showing on Tuesdays, beginning March 8. Loosely based on the childhood of gay activist and anti-Christian bigot Dan Savage, the ABC sitcom centers around a “perfect” Catholic family – where the parents want a divorce and their middle child,…

Curt Schilling will not be muzzled. While speaking on the The Drive, with Danny Parkins and Carrington Harrison on Sports Radio 610 in Kansas City, the MLB analyst and outspoken conservative answered a few questions on politics after talking some baseball.

On Monday night’s episode of The Fosters, titled ‘EQ’, the show dealt with the urge that most people feel after watching an episode of the ABC Freeform drama: suicide.

It was a sensational story almost made for TV -- any parent’s worst fear, murder, international terror, dramatic video. So on Monday, NBC’s Today covered an energy drink ban controversy.  CBS did a detailed story on a defunct company’s cheese scandal. And all three network’s morning “news” broadcasts provided copious post-Oscars coverage. The story they all ignored was that of a woman in Moscow…

Erin Andrews, formerly of ESPN and currently of Fox Sports, took the stand on Monday as part of the civil trial she’s pursuing against the Nashville hotel where a man videotaped her undressing through her hotel room peephole.

To the poor, naïve football fans among you who thought the Denver Broncos replaced Tim Tebow with Peyton Manning simply because Manning is a better quarterback...you are wrong. At least according to FS1’s Colin Cowherd.

In anticipation of the upcoming Supreme Court arguments on abortion, one actress is publicizing her positive abortion story. On Monday, actress Amy Brenneman (Private Practice, The Leftovers) penned a piece for Cosmopolitan gushing over the “wise” and “responsible choice” (aka abortion) that ensures unwanted babies aren’t born.

NBC spent a great amount of time recently promoting the transgender lifestyle for both adults and children. The network’s Parminder Deo touted a Pediatrics study that concluded that if kids live openly as transgender with supportive families they experience no abnormal anxiety and depression.

So, I don’t really know how to describe this rap battle scene from CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend other than to say it may be one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen.

In the face of a culture that constantly mocks Christianity, singer Selena Gomez says that a relationship with God is “greater than anything.” On Thursday night, the 23-year-old star performed her new song “Nobody” during a surprise appearance at a Los Angeles concert with Hillsong Church’s Young & Free band.

Hollywood is infamously liberal and the Oscars are always a night when they really let their political freak flags fly. Whether it’s activist films or actors lecturing to the American public during acceptance speeches, politics inevitably takes center stage, especially in an election year.