Hollywood

It’s not often Hollywood remembers the true meaning of Christmas and that “Jesus is the reason for the season.” In fact, Hollywood usually enjoys hating on Christianity. So, it was a nice surprise when NBC’s comedy Lopez vs. Lopez celebrated the true meaning in their Christmas episode, “Lopez vs. Santa.”

After 14 amazing seasons, one of the few shows in Hollywood that isn’t woke will be ending for good, much to the dismay of many faithful viewers. CBS’s hit procedural drama Blue Bloods is airing its series finale with only one episode left to go, despite tens of thousands of fans fighting to get it renewed.

The Hollywood Reporter has long been a major publication in the entertainment industry, but that doesn’t appear to make them feel any responsibility for being fair and balanced. They’ve made no secret of their disdain for Trump and the Republican Party over the years.

Leave it to America’s most popular country stars to give the rest of Hollywood a masterclass on unifying the country when it comes to participating in an awards show,— as this year’s event was completely void of political lectures.

On Wednesday, ABC presented the 58th Annual Country Music Awards hosted by singers Luke Bryan & Lainey Wilson and Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton…

It’s been many years since the MRC began calling out CBS’s “King of Comedy,” producer Chuck Lorre for his political rants via his sitcoms as well as his vanity cards that display at the end of his shows. And for a while, we’ve enjoyed a nice reprieve after Lorre waved a white flag and began leaving politics out of his attempts to entertain us. (Minus one blip in 2022.)

As Election Day nears, CBS’s procedural drama FBI: Most Wanted took on the issue of hydraulic fracturing (AKA fracking) and CO2 pipelines, but even though the ecoterrorists were the bad guys, the vibe was sympathetic to their cause if not their violent methods of protest.

It’s not often we’re able to write a positive story on a Hollywood show, but every now and then, one comes along that surprises us. And the season 12 premier of Chicago P.D. did just that. They absolutely deserve kudos for their poignant and powerful portrayal of what police officers go through to keep us safe.

Long after the Covid pandemic and vaccine mandates were at their peak, Hollywood is still hating on those who were wary about getting the vaccine. Case in point, Hulu’s comedy How to Die Alone, which featured a joke about an airline agent purposely booking difficult flights for “drunk anti-vaxxers.”

One of the many reboots being made in Hollywood is the classic comedy hit from the early ‘90s The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, streaming on Peacock now as Bel-Air. Currently in its second season, Bel-Air is now a heavy, woke drama instead of a comedy and is absolutely nothing like the original.

When we last left off with The CW’s racist, anti-cop drama 61st Street, we had such a ridiculous amount of woke, hateful, liberal, ACAB/BLM propaganda, you’d think it couldn’t get worse. But hoo boy, does it get worse! And we haven’t even gotten to the finale yet, which is tonight.

Thanks a lot, The CW. After AMC canceled the extremely anti-cop drama 61st Street, it seemed we might no longer be subjected to the blatant hate and propaganda against police officers the show was famous for. Unfortunately, The CW decided the world needs to continue watching hateful, woke, BLM, anti-cop garbage and revived the show.

If you had the displeasure of watching the first season (“Part 1”) of Netflix’s comedy That ‘90s Show, you already know the show loves to sexualize children, much like its predecessor That ‘70s Show which aired on Fox from ’98 to ‘06. The writers were apparently determined to keep that theme alive in the newest season (“Part 2”), as creepy pedophilic and masturbation “jokes”…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts committed during their tenure, sparking widespread outcry from critics. This ruling came about in the Trump v. United States case and does not extend to unofficial actions. Celebrities and notable figures, including Barbra Streisand, John Cusack, George Takei, Bette Midler, Stephen King, Mia Farrow, and…

Everyone loves a good underdog story. Unfortunately, though, Hollywood inserts so much liberal propaganda into almost every production these days, it’s hard to find a good one anymore. So, when a gem like Netflix’s charming Geek Girl comes along, without any agenda tied to it, it’s like a breath of fresh air. This is a show the whole family can enjoy.