Culture/Society

With all that’s going on in the world, you probably weren’t preoccupied with Greta Thunberg and the climate change zealots at the moment. (Though we wonder why they haven’t come out and condemned the fires and literal trashing of Seattle, Portland and Minneapolis as bad for the environment.) Either way they’re back, along with The Office actor Rainn Wilson, in a new TV series meant to lecture…

The current racial reawakening is forcing a reexamination of everything, from statues to tv shows. Of course, that also includes language. On Thursday, Olivia Eubanks reported for ABC News on “some commonly used terms that actually have racist origins” in an article that, to be generous, at times stretched the meaning of “common” and “origin.”

Sadly, successful businessman, conservative leader and former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain died from coronavirus on July 30. Cain was a proud American who didn’t let fears of a pandemic slow down his willingness to share our nation’s values with citizens all over the country.  However the left’s obituary of Cain gave the opposite impression of Cain, who they view caused his…

In the July/August issue of Vanity Fair, contributor Sonia Saraiya wonders, “Is Hollywood Too Soft on Conservative Women?” It’s a ridiculous question to anyone remotely moderate or right-leaning who is familiar with pop culture, but it appears Saraiya thinks portraying conservative women as anything other than a “white nationalist racist gender traitor” is going too soft.

Of course the media develops romantic feelings for anyone willing to publicly disagree with President Trump. Remember the women of The View swooning over “Creepy Porn Lawyer” Michael Avenatti because he was talking trash about Trump? Well now Hollywood has succumbed to the same gushy romance in their own way, giving Brad Pitt an Emmy nod for his SNL portrayal of everyone’s beloved immunologist…

Editor's note: Season 1 of Tell Me A Story was originally released on the streaming service CBS All-Access in 2018, but the premiere will air for the first time on the CW at 9pm eastern on Tuesday, July 28, 2020. The following is a review of the first episode as the article originally ran on October 31, 2018.

It’s a shame that Hollywood productions are currently shut down due to the Chinese virus. No, not because there are a lack of comic book movies (we couldn’t care less), but because it leaves more time for actors and actresses to say more dumb anti-cop, anti-American BS.

One professional rocker has been continuing his social media crusade against Black Lives Matter and, despite his bandmates’ more liberal leanings, has refused to back off of his support for law enforcement. Metal and hard rock music outlet Loudwire reported on “System of a Down” drummer John Dolmayan’s brave pro-police support.

HBO just wants the death of America as we know it, don’t they? Sure that may sound extreme, but how else would you see it when they’re promoting special evening TV specials hosted by National anthem-protesting lesbian soccer player Megan Rapinoe and featuring guests like Alexandria “Abolish The Police” Ocasio-Cortez, and America-hating “1619 Project” creator Nikole Hannah-Jones?

In Sunday's New York Times Book Review, leftist author Stephen King lauded a new novel called Afterland by Lauren Beukes, which is supposedly a "high-concept feminist thriller," or as King writes, "feminist in the sense that most of the men have been erased by a flu virus that develops into prostate cancer." King concluded his review with this thought: "Think of a world where Donald Trump and…

When you let your political obsessions dominate you, what you end up with is a rather negative review of a fine documentary that isn't really about politics. Such was the case with Wednesday's Vox review by Alissa Wilkinson of the Netflix documentary Fear City: New York vs. the Mafia. 

Democrats for Life led a coalition against the Democrat Party’s “explicit support” for “abortion extremism” in its national platform in an open letter released on Friday.

Look, we all know a Joe Biden fundraiser is the lamest ticket in town. Who wants to see, or spend money for that matter, on the most boring candidate in recent history as he meanders through a speech one sentence at a time? Combine that dismal event with an appearance from loony actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus and you’ve got one trainwreck involving speeches about “octopuses” getting “stuck in…

The announcement of Hulu’s latest streaming series is a sure sign that Democrats still haven’t gotten past the denial stage of the grieving process for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss.