Your daughters likely already listen to her music, and what values do you think they are learning from one of the most influential celebrities in the world? Read more

Waithe, who wrote last year’s film Queen & Slim, says that America needs to rethink its idea of a ‘traditional marriage’. Read more

The film is a direct response to the recent wave of ‘Heartbeat bill’ in Midwest and Southern states that ban abortion after the heartbeat of a child is detected. Read more

“I don’t know how present my trans-ness was in the background of my brain as we were writing it, but it all came from the same sort of fire that I’m talking about,” Wachowski said. Read more

How do you celebrate the return of a niche channel that didn’t have a good following in the first place? Read more

Hallmark’s decision to promote LGBT storylines with the rest of Hollywood will put them at conflict with their audience, which is exactly what progressive critics wanted in the first place. Read more

The media has played a very large role in how we got to this point. When black people turn on a television, they see news reports depicting racist interactions with police officers on the news, and they use these news reports to solidify their beliefs about cops. Read more

While poor people in real life have been dealt a harsh hand based on a number of factors that any reasonable human being can sympathize with, in the world of entertainment they are avatars for communism, death, and destruction.  Read more

Citizens are seeing their neighborhoods burning down and people who had nothing to do with the killing in Minnesota are seeing their lives put in immediate danger.  Read more

The things that come out of Kimmel’s mouth share many similarities with an unflushed toilet. Read more

Progressive late-night host, Jimmy Kimmel wouldn’t let a pandemic get in the way of him attacking the Trump Administration, even if his attacks were outright lies cooked up by his ABC late-night show. Read more

The Price Is Right has been on air since 1956 when it was first hosted by Bill Cullen and then popularized in 1972 with new Bob Barker.  Read more

The downside of idolizing television shows and movies from your youth is that you run the risk realizing that the only reason you thought the show was good was that you were 12 years old. At that age, you wouldn’t know good content if it beat you up and took your lunch money. Degrassi: The… Read more

Unlike Kimmel, not everyone is making 15 million dollars a year and can afford to sit in their homes for 18-24 months. Read more