Former comedian Jon Stewart proved himself insulated and tone-deaf Monday as he raged against Republicans who want conditions attached to any federal wildfire aid sent to California.
The New Yorker’s Jane Mayer, whose history of lying puts serial liars to shame, has now been called out by Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME).
For the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency, Rachel Maddow will host her MSNBC show five nights a week instead of one.
To the surprise of no one, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, two of the most insufferable grifters on the planet, oppose Facebook’s decision to restore free speech.
Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry is blaming “greedy” insurance companies instead of California Democrats for people losing their homes and not having fire insurance.
Former “Family Ties” star Justine Bateman ridiculed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their Friday photo-op as they met with victims of the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.
Jennifer Rubin, whose Indian name is Harpie Who Hurls Hysteria, is exiting the far-left Washington Post in a huff to become editor-in-chief of a startup called The Contrarian.
Director Ali Abbasi’s The Apprentice claims to tell the tale of how Donald Trump became Donald Trump, and the result is a dull slog.
By the end of 2024, domestic spending on streaming services collapsed from an average of $55.04 per month to just $42.38.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate has so woke-raped “Star Wars,” it’s latest streaming series, “Skeleton Crew,” flopped without making a sound.
Plenty of movie franchises based on a well-liked original stink and never recover—Highlander, Police Academy, Matrix—but there is something uniquely awful about the Jaws franchise.
If you go back 20 years to 2004, ticket sales have dropped from 1.495 billion to 817.9 million, or an astonishing 46 percent.
We have multiple reports Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass knew of the grave fire risk to her city before she abandoned it for a taxpayer-funded “diplomatic” trip to Ghana in Western Africa.
Donald Trump’s current favorability rating is higher than the Walt Disney Grooming Company.
Polling shows that the Disney Grooming Syndicate has alienated nearly a quarter of the American public with its leftist politics.
The death of the leftist media marches on with the news that HuffPost will lay off a whopping 22 percent of it newsroom staff.
We have multiple reports of water hydrants in Southern California running out of water as devastating wildfires rip through the Los Angeles area threatening tens of thousands of homes.
Don’t buy the fake headlines. The Golden Globes might have climbed out of its dismal 2021 and 2023 ratings, but the award show is still down 45 percent in the ratings compared to just five years ago.
Everything changed today. We must remain vigilant with Bond villains like Mark Zuckerberg, but everything changed, and the lamentations of their women prove it.
Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg handed the corporate media its most humiliating defeat since, well, since Donald Trump won reelection on November 5th.
The stars of “The Apprentice” are running around spreading a conspiracy theory about their speech being stifled and their movie blacklisted.
Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx admitted Sunday that “when you’re in Hollywood … God sometimes slips away.”
A financial and critical flop in its day, director Roger Spottiswoode’s The Best of Times (1986) deserves a second life.
Until Hollywood blames itself and its increasingly unappealing product, nothing will change. Which is fine with me. I hate these people.
A Navy veteran is suing far-left CNN for defamation, and now a judge has ruled that CNN anchor Jake Tapper’s pompous lectures about “journalistic ethics” can be heard by a jury.
This can only lead to one question: why does this study assume people’s gender?
HuffPo’s absurd claim that incoming President Trump stoked hate about the New Year’s terrorist attack in New Orleans might qualify as the first anti-Trump conspiracy theory of 2025.
The duo who control the Bond brand, Barbara Broccoli and her stepbrother Michael Wilson, are reportedly unhappy at their new home and likely leaking these stories to make that clear.
“American Beauty” isn’t saying the suburbs are bad or that chasing high school cheerleaders is okay—quite the opposite. The movie is looking to remind us of how blessed we are, what a miracle the American Dream is, that fathers matter, that family is everything, that men are created by God to protect women, and to appreciate what we have.
“You don’t write the truth. You write what people say, what you overhear—you eavesdrop. You don’t come across truth that easy.”
The far-left New York Daily News reported that a woman died after she mysteriously caught fire on a Brooklyn subway car.
The year keeps getting better, with the news that 15,000 people (who hate us) lost their media and entertainment jobs in 2024.
Mufasa: The Lion King, a prequel to the 1994 animated classic, just opened to a catastrophic $35 million. Even more humiliating is the fact that if these numbers hold, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is set to double that haul with a $70.5 million opening.
Nothing this year — and I mean nothing, was as blatant, shameless, smug, and proudly brown-nosing of a lie as this…
In the most recent streaming ratings, Paramount+, which makes TV shows for Normal People, is currently crushing Disney+, which makes TV shows to sexualize your small children.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate is likely sweating the box office prospects of “Mufasa,” a prequel to “The Lion King” (1994).
The results are in for the 2024 cable news ratings, and I am thrilled to report that far-left CNN hit some well-deserved all-time lows.
Team Trump responded to a bossy-pants letter from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) by calling her “Pocahontas.”
PolitiFact, a disgraced, fake, far-left, unofficial propaganda arm of the Democrat Party, released its “Lie of the Year” this week, and to the surprise of no one, it’s just another lame, desperate, and dishonest attack on Donald Trump.
George “Lollipop Guild” Stephanopoulos is reportedly (tee hee) “apoplectic” and “humiliated” over Disney/ABC’s settling Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit.
