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It’s amazing how the advanced future always seems to be viewed through a liberal lens on television. Either we devolve into a hedonistic nightmare or fall victim to a dystopian society based on not following liberal practices. HBO Max’s latest sci-fi series Raised by Wolves does both by espousing how belief in religion “weakens” the human mind and atheism is "the only path to progress…

Starting next weekend, NFL end zones will throw social justice slogans in viewers' faces, the players' helmets will feature the same plus the names of glorified criminals and there will be mass kneeling during the national anthem. Sound like ample inspiration to play golf or clean out the garage? There will be one redeeming presence in it all, though. Jacksonville tight end Tyler Eifert will…

It’s been years, but the NFL has finally done something right. The only question is whether Goodell’s crack team of brand burnishers did it on purpose. According to Yahoo Sports, a Thursday NFL press release touted a slate of concessions the league is making to its malcontent millionaire players. Most of them are 2020 get-out-the-vote efforts, including “working with state officials to…

Reading the Washington Post is mainly a joyless slog through waist-deep Democrat conventional wisdom and thickets of fashionable lefty platitudes. But the intrepid and alert can sometimes be rewarded with enlightenment. For example, Post sports and media writer Ben Strauss’s long (nearly 2,300 words), deeply hypocritical…

Looks like Star Trek will have to change its mantra soon. “Where no man has gone before” is about to be outdated thanks to the casting of trans and non-binary characters in the woke incarnation Star Trek: Discovery.  

Hollywood will stop at nothing to get Joe Biden and Kamala Harris elected to the highest office in the land. An upcoming Democratic presidential ticket fundraiser put on by the entertainment industry shows that no amount of money is too much when it comes to swapping out the Orange man with the gaffe-prone former vice president and his ruthless former prosecutor running mate.

Capitalizing on the current Black Lives Matter-inspired upheaval, Star Wars actor John Boyega is crying racism and blaming it on the sci-fi fantasy franchise.

The nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 2022, include ... Colin Kaepernick and -- stop right there. This isn't someone's idea of a bad joke. A Vermont man with no connections to pro football seriously nominated the most polarizing player in NFL history for the game's highest honor. It seems anyone can nominate anyone for the shrine, with no shame for turning the nominating…

Would you turn to a Michelle Obama comedy special for a laugh in these turbulent times? Yeah, neither would we. But still, that’s what our pop culture masters have cooked up for us: A voting-themed comedy special made by Michelle Obama and hosted by Kevin Hart.

We all know who those in the industry are backing this year, but Hollywood is getting even more overt in their scripted television programing this election season. On Tuesday, it was announced that the ABC sitcom black-ish would air a two-episode election special on Sunday, October 4, at 10pm eastern

Netflix's Hoops, a raunchy cartoon, is definitely for adults. Just as this series isn’t for kids, neither is its main character, Ben Hopkins (Jake Johnson), who coaches the Lenwood High School basketball team.

On September 1, NBC premiered the “Pilot” of Transplant, which had been the most-watched television series for the 2019-2020 season when it aired in Canada. The title is a play on words, as transplant is not only a medical term, but applies to the main character, Bashir Hamed (Hamza Haq), a doctor from Syria who is a refugee in Canada.

"Is this a football team or a political organization?" USA Today writer Jarrett Bell posed the question in reference to the Baltimore Ravens players and staff who sent a letter to U.S. Senate President Mitch McConnell urging him to bring the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020 to the Senate floor for a vote. In other words, they want to handcuff America's cops.

Jim Gaffigan is so secure and proud of his expletive-laden tirade against Trump, the GOP and their supporters from the last night of the Republican National Convention that he used nearly 2000 words on Facebook to convince fans that it was about him saving the country.