Norman Lear

Had 1971’s Norman Lear been transported to 2023, he would’ve been annihilated by the same Hollywood McCarthyites paying tribute to him today.

Norman Lear, the legendary creator of All in the Family, The Jeffersons, Maude, and many more while shaping television sitcoms for decades, has died. He was 101.

“Prime Video and IMDb TV, Amazon’s premium free streaming service, have closed a licensing deal with Sony Pictures Television for a suite of classic television series from legendary producer Norman Lear,” reports the far-left Deadline. “The series, includ[e] All in the Family, Good Times, Maude, One Day at a Time, 227, Diff’rent Strokes, The Jeffersons, and Sanford & Son[.]”

Hollywood TV producer Norman Lear, 98, and actress Rita Moreno, 88, have collectively lived through the Great Depression, World War II, and the upheavals of the Vietnam War era. But for these two seasoned Hollywood leftists, nothing in history matches the “horror” of the Trump administration.

Jane Fonda is back and she’s still wearing her red overcoat. The left-wing Hollywood actress and activist has revived her series of climate change protests. But instead of snarling traffic in Washington D.C., she has brought her boisterous brand of environmental activism to downtown Los Angeles, where she and her supporters set up camp Friday morning in front of City Hall.

A-list Hollywood actors Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, and Gwyneth Paltrow are among the high-powered figures Variety has named as entertainment’s top “25 Climate Movers and Shakers.”

NEW YORK (AP) — Archie Bunker is coming back to prime-time network TV and he might look a little different to viewers — even if what he says is exactly the same.

Florida gubernatorial candidate and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum served as the director of a radical youth training organization whose mission was to challenge U.S. “predatory capitalism,” abolish the prison system, fight a “spiritual resistance” battle against “Christian hegemony,” redefine the meaning of “borders” while aiding “undocumented” aliens, and enact the “collective liberation” of “communities of color” amid what it described as the scourge of “white supremacy.”

Some of Hollywood’s most iconic figures and influential filmmakers are throwing their star power and support behind the campaign of scandal-ridden Florida gubernatorial Democrat candidate Andrew Gillum.

Alec Baldwin is co-hosting the fundraiser with Rashida Jones of Parks and Recreation and The Office, TV Sitcom writer Norman Lear, Melrose Place and Charmed actress Alyssa Milano, and “Blackish” star Tracee Ellis Ross.

Legendary TV producer and World War II veteran Norman Lear took a knee Wednesday in ‘solidarity’ with the NFL players protesting during the national anthem.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump will not attend this year’s Kennedy Center Honors

Television legend Norman Lear is reportedly declining to attend the 2017 Kennedy Center Honors at the White House, at which he is expected to be awarded for his work, in a show of protest against President Donald Trump.

Sony Pictures Television is mulling the idea of rebooting a slew of classic sitcoms from legendary writer-producer Norman Lear, according to a report.

An upcoming episode of ABC’s “Black-ish” will take on the issue of police brutality in the black community.

Television sitcom producer and writer, and political activist Norman Lear said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump represents the “middle finger of the American right hand.”

Television legend Norman Lear does not believe Donald Trump will become the next President of the United States.

Netflix has greenlit a 13-episode first season of “One Day At a Time,” an all-Latino reimagining of legendary producer Norman Lear’s classic 1970s sitcom.

Prominent Iranian-American author, religious scholar, and soon-to-be talk show host Reza Aslan said that he’s “waiting for a Muslim ‘All in the Family'” because “Muslims are never going to feel like a part of the American family until people start to make fun of them on TV.”

Legendary television writer-producer Norman Lear believes today’s TV news networks are failing the American people by hewing too closely to political correctness.

Leading Hollywood liberal and legendary television creator Norman Lear announced Saturday that his progressive causes organization People for the American Way would launch an initiative aimed at combatting “hate speech and anti-Muslim rhetoric” propagated by Donald Trump and other Republican presidential contenders.

Legendary television producer Norman Lear believes Donald Trump’s meteoric rise in the Republican presidential contest represents a “middle finger” from America to the establishment political class.

The Iran deal has the backing of “98 prominent Hollywood Jews” who signed an open letter, published in the L.A. Jewish Journal on Thursday as a full-page advertisement.

Legendary TV creator and prominent progressive Norman Lear must have shocked journalists at the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills this weekend when he declared himself to be a “total social conservative.”