In a discussion with radio personality and podcaster Charlamagne Tha God, HBO host Bill Maher disagreed with clams that black people must be “five times better” than white people to get ahead in America, and called the concept a “zombie Lie.”
A Japanese pop band has apologized and pulled a music video after a backlash over the video’s depiction of native peoples as monkeys.
Boy across six states have left girls in the dust and taken track & field titles and other placing positions from them.
Former Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III jumped to his X account to accuse people of using WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reece as pawns in a “race war.” In his Sunday post, Griffin claimed that both Clark and
Major League Baseball announced on Friday that it was disciplining umpire Pat Hoberg for violating the league’s gambling rules.
Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay says he is lucky to be alive after suffering a serious bicycle accident in Connecticut last week.
Jon Stewart has lashed out about his AppleTV+ getting canceled after only two seasons, and he blames it all on an inherent flaw in corporations — though he crawled back to a corporation to regain some relevance this election season.
British TV host Sue Perkins has apologized for calling actress Emma D’Arcy “she” during an interview to promote HBO’s second season of its Game of Thrones spin-off series, House of the Dragon.
Transgender actor Elliot Page, formerly actress Ellen Page, recently shared reasons that transgender people are “lucky” and says that since becoming a trans male, life has become a “richer” experience.
Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla, a devout Catholic, is already planning what he wants to do after the NBA finals, and he is proud to say that it all revolves around his deep Catholic faith.
UFC star Conor McGregor has bowed out of UFC 303 due to an undisclosed injury, according to reports.
Philadelphia’s population has been shrinking for years, but one segment has been soaring, with numbers showing that immigrants are growing.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl ring may be worth $40K, but one little mistake makes it priceless.
The WNBA is reportedly still on track to lose some $50 million despite the huge influx in new fans brought to the league by Caitlin Clark.
Until Joe Biden’s migrant wave, New York City residents thought of pickpocketing as a quaint crime from the old days.
Popular bootmaker UGG Footwear is taking heat and is facing boycott calls for teaming with a transgender activist on a pride collection and campaign.
Women’s sports activist Riley Gaines is calling for the NCAA to strip transgender swimmer Lia Thomas of his titles.
Long-time character actor Tony Lo Bianco, who was featured in films such as ‘The French Connection,’ has died at 87.
Steve Kerr, the radical, left-wing head coach for the Golden State Warriors, has formally endorsed Joe Biden for 2024.
Law enforcement agencies are investigating at least 100 crimes perpetrated by suspected members of a vicious Venezuelan street gang.
Lia Thomas, the infamous transgender swimmer who won so many NCAA women’s swimming titles in 2022, is barred from the 2024 Olympics.
The Washington Post is celebrating a man from Mauritania who is helping more poor Muslim migrants crowd into Cincinnati.
WNBA star Brittney Griner celebrated the coming birth of her first child by posing topless with her wife for an Instagram post on Monday.
National eating champion Joey Chestnut will miss the annual Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Competition in New York for the first time in 20 years.
ESPN’s David Dennis Jr. joined ‘Around the Horn’ to claim that white people are just using Caitlin Clark to show how much they hate blacks.
Chris Hansen, host of “To Catch a Predator,” says he opposes chemical castration for sexual predators, saying her would prefer that those arrested for sexual abuse receive “therapy” instead.
Rob Schneider was booed by a crowd of left-wing medical care providers after they became angry over his anti-vax and anti-transgender jokes.
Nuggets Star Michael Porter Jr. gave WNBA star Caitlin Clark high praise and said she could probably hold her own against the men of the NBA.
Actor John Leguizamo has taken out a full-page ad in the New York Times to urge industry insiders voting for Emmy Awards nominees to vote for “non-white artists” because there isn’t enough “inclusion” in the entertainment industry.
Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla completely rejected a woke, race-based question from the media on Saturday, turning it into one about faith.
Another pair of recent polls show that Americans are continuing their turn against the radical transgender agenda.
Doctor Who, which streams exclusively on Disney+, has aired its title character’s first gay kiss shortly after Bob Iger told worried investors that the company would dial back its extreme woke messaging.
Tai Anderson, the ex-bassist of the Grammy Award-winning Christian rock group Third Day, has announced the death of his son, Eli.
Joining so many other services in the era of Bidenomics, Warner Bros. Discovery is hiking the subscription rates for its Max streaming service.
It has been revealed that Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s quick thinking led to saving the life of defensive end BJ Thompson.
The left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center has put a group run by gays on its “hate map” because the group opposes transgendering children.
Gloria Allred, the attorney for Halyna Hutchins’ family — the cinematographer who was killed on the New Mexico set of the movie “Rust” — is blasting actor Alec Baldwin for launching a family reality series only a month before his involuntary manslaughter trial begins.
A writer for ‘New York Magazine’ is celebrating the physical and verbal abuse that is being inflicted on WNBA star Caitlin Clark.
Two jurors were bribed and subsequently dismissed in one of the biggest coronavirus relief fraud trials in the country in Minnesota.
Chiefs star Travis Kelce says that he would visit the White House to celebrate a winning season no matter who is president at the time.
