Culture

In keeping with liberals’ quest to remove the stigma from abortion, Tuesday’s episode of Hulu’s Difficult People, “Fuzz Buddies,” has lead character Julie (Julie Klausner) treat abortion as casual and normal as getting a punch card from your local coffee shop.

With great trepidation, I tuned into Thursday night’s episode of NBC’s The Night Shift, knowing the plot would center on a mass school shooting and dreading slogging through a predictable story line. Imagine my surprise when conservatives not only weren’t the predictable, caricaturized villains commonly found flinging lead on network television, but were instead the victims of an amped up,…

Don't be too surprised if Michael Bennett becomes the first NFL player to join the radical, pro-abortion National Organization for Women. He's crusading for women's rights and a whole bunch of other issues that prompted Lois Nam, a writer for ESPN's The Undefeated, to conclude the Seattle Seahawks' defensive end is "an activist disguised as a football player."

Well, Hollywood celebrities and other elite liberals reacted about like you’d expect to the Trump administration’s decision to rescind Obama’s unconstitutional Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy. The overwhelming accusations of racism and hatred levied by Hollywood’s loudest (and most privileged) in the past two or three days have glossed over the context of the DACA policy, the…

Sometimes a few number one hit songs will make the fame go straight to one’s head. This seems to be the case with Lauren Jauregui, a member of the group 5th Harmony.  

As many Hollywood shows openly mock and bash Christianity, a new film is standing in stark contrast by attesting to the power of God – and Americans are already loving it.

The New York Times bestsellers list is like the hall of fame for authors and publishers. Naturally, considering its liberal source, the publishers of that list must find it hard to swallow when a conservative book makes it to the top. Regnery Press, a company that published The Big Lie: Exposing the Nazi Roots of the American Left, by Dinesh D’Souza, announced on September 4 that “it will no…

In the September 1st episode titled “We Are All Sharks” of Netflix’s Chelsea, disgraced longtime journalist and CBS anchor Dan Rather bloviated on today’s journalism. The interview was laced with irony and the lack of self-awareness was breathtaking.

The September 4 episode of TBS’s People of Earth “Bee Kind,” revisited their sacrilegious storyline of a Catholic priest having an affair with a married woman, and this time, they took the story to even more offensive heights.

Netflix’s hit series Narcos premiered its third season on September 1 and, after two seasons of a violent, semi-historical account of the war against drugs in Colombia in the 1980s and '90s, the show decided to go one step further by highlighting and focusing on infamous drug lord Pacho Herrara’s homosexual orientation. Because even in September 2017, critics still consider that “amazing to watch…

In the September 3 episode of HBO's Insecure, "Hella Disrespectful," Issa (Issa Rae) is forced to face up to some unpleasant truths, including the fact that a black coworker is racist. In the ensuing confrontation, the show makes the unexpected argument that All Lives Matters is the movement advocating for equality.

Yes, that’s an actual quote from an actual headline. The full headline goes like this: “Trump Can't Tell Women Apart Because He Is Actually a Blind Carnivorous Cave Zombie From The Descent.” So what did our president do to deserve such an obnoxious attack? Did he launch missiles at North Korea? Did he sell his soul to Putin? Nope, he mistook two journalists he had never met before for one another…

What do you get when you put an actress who jokes about abortion in the same room as an abortionist who says he’s never killed a baby? Cheers, laughter and attacks on pro-life Christians. Or that’s what happened in Seattle.

It’s always been a given: Hollywood does not like or employ conservative actors or actresses. They’d prefer to pretend that group does not exist. Actress Julienne Davis (Eyes Wide Shut) wrote an opinion piece for Fox News describing her trials as a struggling Hollywood actress who happened to be conservative. As it turns out, in a culture that screams for people to stay true to themselves, (no…