Entertainment Weekly

If you didn’t think that Disney was out for your kids, here’s your reminder.

“Queer Disney history” was made on Friday when the absurdly titled High School Musical: The Musical: The Series debuted the kids entertainment giant’s first ever gay love song between two boys on Disney+.

In the wake of George Floyd’s death last year, cop shows came under fire, with Cops being pulled from TV and think pieces demanding a stop to scripted police dramas. Now one actress is taking her virtue signaling to new depths by vowing, “No more cop shows for me.”

NBC has had a rough February, particularly when it comes to the anti-Semitism angle. The February 9 episode of Nurses, “Achilles Heel,” was pulled from digital platforms for its offensive portrayal of Orthodox Jews. The episode, along with the rest of the first season, already aired in Canada last year.

Usually people have to wait until Monday to hear the latest Bachelor tea … but today brings a bonus scene. Contestant Rachel Kirkconnell’s recent racism controversy erupted online but what got even more attention is the defense she got from The Bachelor host on TV. 

South Park returned on September 30 for “The Pandemic Special” – a standalone hour not attached to a season. There were many wild, intertwining, timely storylines throughout the 60 minute cartoon – including an over-militarization of the police/brutality subplot where police officers take over in the classroom for teachers refusing to return to school – but the most overtly political…

Actress-singer and notable leftist Janelle Monáe has been vocal about her upcoming movie Antebellum. Like most films this year, it was originally set to be released earlier in April but has since been pushed back due to COVID restrictions. It’s now set for release this Friday on VOD, so Monáe has a lot to say about the picture. Unfortunately, none of it is that good.

Times have been stressful lately, so it’s no surprise that some people would want to turn to their faith for hope. Even less surprising is when liberals in Hollywood turn around and mock people for that faith. And few surprises come as strikingly unfunny as the first trailer for the irreverent “comedy” Faith Based.

“A teenage abortion road trip movie doesn’t immediately seem like it would be packed with punchlines … but UNpregnant is the rare adolescent comedy that’s both spiky and sweet.”