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HBO Max's new series, Santa Inc., may be one of the nastiest, most hate-filled Christmas series ever. It has also managed to score some of the lowest audience ratings ever on both IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes, but star Seth Rogen is bizarrely blaming the series' failure on "white supremacists."

Karma is a certain five letter word that rhymes with “snitch” and Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman are both dealing with it after their trashy new Christmas series started bombing.

Last week’s Supreme Court oral arguments over abortion prompted hysterics about so-called “reproductive rights” from many on the Left. Including former tennis player Billie Jean King, who wrote an inane op-ed in the Washington Post defending Roe v. Wade. She tried to make a point that so-called “reproductive rights” are necessary, but also admitted her own abortion in 1971…

The Washington Post suggests some “Questions to ask your relatives before gathering for an indoor holiday meal.” When planning the holiday feast, make sure your loved ones understand that your near-psychopathic fear of the virus means the Christmas dinner from hell.

Just in time for the holidays, Netflix released the fifth and final season of the vile animated “comedy” F is for Family on November 25 and, sadly, the show is still as unfunny and disturbing as ever. In addition to the usual Catholic-bashing, foul language, and sexualization of children, the show added new subjects such as the occult and woke, anti-cop sentiment.

Since the rise of Black Lives Matter, Hollywood has been trying to rehabilitate the historical reputation of the Black Panthers, a Marxist-Leninist movement that advocated violent revolution. The CW's woke reboot 4400 is the latest television show to celebrate the history of this domestic terrorist organization.

The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) is getting roasted for its pathetic treatment of China in the wake of Peng Shuai’s recent disappearance. Unlike the Women’s Tennis Association (WTP), the ATP issued weak statements without even mentioning China. It’s feeble response to China’s human rights violations is drawing a lot of criticism.

COVID hysteria and stupidity go hand in hand, and sports talk show personality Stephen A. Smith reminded us of that on Friday.

In suburban Detroit on Tuesday, three people were killed and eight more injured in a shooting at Oxford High School by Ethan Crumbly. One of the victims was Tate Myre, a junior all-region tight end and linebacker who rushed the shooter to save the lives of his classmates.

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Illinois State University is getting hauled into court for intolerance. Former assistant football coach Kurt Beathard is suing the university that fired him in 2020 for removing a Black Lives Matter poster from his office door and replacing it with a Christian-themed "All Lives Matter" sign.

Season two of Peacock's Saved by the Bell reboot dropped on Wednesday, November 25, and it did what all contemporary reboots do: pushed wokeism in place of originality.

Fans of the crowd-funded series based on the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ, "The Chosen," will be in for a treat this Christmas as the series creators bring their “authentic” version of the Son of God’s birth to theaters.

On December 1, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a landmark abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Outside the court, activists on both pro-lifers and pro-abortion groups rallied.