Grammy Awards

Popular celebrities predictably got political during Sunday’s 67th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, including the show host, comedian Trevor Noah ––  who took several veiled swipes at President Donald Trump over his recent flurry of executive orders. Within the first 10 minutes of the show, he made jokes about Trump’s executive orders on tariffs and immigration without mentioning him by name.

This week, the Grammys were held in Los Angeles. They featured a star-studded cavalcade of singers who can’t sing, songsters who require a team of dozens to write their songs and dancers who can’t dance. They also featured a full-on satanic ritual onstage, starring used-to-be-just-a-gay-dude-then-genderqueer-now-gender-nonbinary singer Sam Smith and transgender female (translation: biological…

Rapper Cardi B and Candace Owens, conservative author and activist, cooked up some tasty beef for the Twitter world to feast on this week. The epic battle was so serious, the law is now getting involved.

Oscar nominees were announced this week. The AP highlighted the record number of nominations of “actors of color ” and “a record year for women.” Today, such declarations are important in this “woke” media world. Future Oscars will have actual quotas for minority groups. Actor David Oyelowo praised the new standards, saying, “Anyone and everyone who is on that list of marginalized groups that…

Sunday’s Grammys show featured hypersexual performances interwoven with politically charged content. The good news: nobody watched.

Jokes aren’t funny! Certainly not when a “cis white male” makes them. Bill Burr forgot that rule at the Grammys, earning him a starring role in today’s episode of Cancel Culture.

The 63^rd Annual Grammy Awards aired March 14 on CBS. It started out innocent enough. Host Trevor Noah noted that the partially outdoor venue was the “biggest outdoor event besides the storming of the Capitol”, which, surprisingly, was about as political as the dyed in the wool lefty got. Black Lives Matter politics intruded a little more by some of the artists and an obscene musical…

Sunday night's Grammy Awards showcased an anarchistic anti-police performance by rapper Lil Baby. His song began with a voice over from a communist playwright who believed anti-communism was a form of white supremacy. It also included a speech from a Farrakhan-loving anti-Semite who was too radical even for the Women's March.

When the pantheon of civil rights heroes is officially complete, who will be included among the famous names? Martin Luther King, Jr.? Abraham Lincoln? The Okee Dokee Brothers?