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Say what you will about the Chinese Communist Party, but it excels at keeping its people safe from insane pop music. Three famous musical acts have been scrubbed from streaming versions of HBO Max’s Friends: The Reunion for Chinese viewers. The CCP entirely stripped K-pop band BTS, Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga have been entirely stripped from the show.

HBO's Bill Maher is a liberal, there’s no doubt about that. But he’s an honest liberal willing to call out those in the media who are getting more extreme by the day. The Real Time host on Friday demolished New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof on how progressives attack Israel. 

Those silly celebs were at it again this month, attacking their favorite conservative Republican targets. Actor Seth Rogen attacked “fascist” Ted Cruz for “words” that “resulted in death.” HBO host John Oliver slimed Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis as “a man with a vibe that screams ‘will flirt with your teenage friends.”’ The following are the worst celebrity outbursts from the month…

The idea of late night “comedy” has degenerated into John Oliver not liking pro-life successes, ranting into his empty, audience-free HBO void as “depressing” and “infuriating. The Last Week Tonight host on Sunday again dropped the jokes and raged that a Mississippi abortion law will now be heard by a newly conservative Supreme Court: 

HBO host John Oliver spewed hate at the Jews of Israel on Sunday, foaming about the “apartheid” and “fucking war crimes” of the country. He lashed out at ally United States for having “blood on its hands.” The comedy-free rant got uncomfortable when Oliver cited as sources the anti-Semitic U.N Human Rights Council and a journalist who implied Israel didn’t have a right to exist. 

Vile HBO late night hack John Oliver sunk to a new low on Sunday night, smearing Florida’s Ron DeSantis with a very specific accusations: The Governor has a “vibe that screams ‘will flirt with your teenage friends.’” 

Appearing as a guest on Friday's Real Time show on HBO, right-leaning CNN commentator S.E. Cupp demonstrated that she is the kind of Republican CNN prefers -- one who agrees with liberals on key issues rather than presenting conservative arguments to the liberal news network's audience.

There’s no room at the left-stream inn for political and cultural dissent. That's what conservative Bernard Goldberg brought to HBO’s Real Sports before leaving the show earlier this year. The Awful Announcing blog made it public today with a story explaining why the 14-time Emmy Award winner and author  departed from Bryant Gumbel’s intolerant band of leftist groupthinkers…

On Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, Maher supportively interviewed Sharon Osbourne about cancel culture. Osbourne was canceled after a decade from the CBS show The Talk -- their knockoff of ABC's The View -- after getting in a tense exchange with black co-host Sheryl Underwood about her friend Piers Morgan and his criticism of Meghan Markle.

HBO’s John Oliver fancies himself a bold truth teller, standing up to those in power. In reality, he’s a Democratic hack who protects politicians in his political party. In February, he very briefly stood up to Andrew Cuomo, calling the liberal governor mired in scandal an “asshole.” But in the five episodes since, Oliver has spent a scant 47 seconds mocking the Democrat.

The famous children’s show Sesame Street is determined to talk about race whether we like it or not. Their latest terrible example is the introduction of two African-American Muppets to “educate children about race.”

Hateful John Oliver, the leftist host of HBO’s Last Week Tonight, on Sunday trashed Meghan McCain as “giving space for hate to grow” and tried to smear her as contributing to last week’s horrific shooting of Asian Americans in a spa. The idea of Oliver, who joked about shooting Christian Tebow.

HBOMax’s Generation is proving to be the obnoxious sexualized teen filler while Euphoria is on hiatus, but this week included a laughable line about "kids in cages" meant to attack the Trump administration that hits way different under Biden.

Euphoria may still be on a break, but HBOMax is determined to fill the teen degeneracy gap. Generation (or genera+ion) debuted its first three episodes on March 11 and, while it wasn't quite as awful as Euphoria, it's still pretty terrible.