MRC Culture on TV Blogs

Countering mainstream media narratives, the 52nd rally's theme is "Every Life: #WhyWeMarch," emphasizing the importance of fighting for the unborn.

John Parks, an Oregon high school track coach, is suing his former employer to regain his position after being fired for advocating separate divisions for transgender athletes in women's sports. Fired in July for alleged harassment, a claim he denies, Parks argues his dismissal violates his First Amendment rights. Supported by the Liberty Justice Center, the lawsuit seeks his reinstatement,…

Woke ideology is a Marxist philosophy that blurs the lines between good and evil.

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.”

An undercover journalist claims MSNBC, described as a "Democratic Party's mouthpiece," is actively supporting Kamala Harris's presidential campaign.

A new season of NBC's Law and Order premiered last night with an episode about a conservative journalist who helps his friend murder an innocent woman. Police initially arrest an illegal immigrant.

The blog criticizes the left for exploiting social justice narratives, even blaming natural disasters like hurricanes on racial issues. It asserts that leftist leaders and intellectuals ignored Hurricane Helene's devastation in the predominantly white rural South. The writer alleges that some "anti-racist" followers celebrated the suffering of these communities on social media. The post…

A new season of ABC's Grey's Anatomy premiered last night with an episode that justified climate change protesters blocking traffic and breaking laws.

The blog speculates on how Americans might react if 9/11 occurred today, noting a concerning shift in attitudes. It describes the brutal October 7, 2023 massacre of at least 1,200 Jews by Hamas terrorists, highlighting atrocities committed. The piece criticizes American college students, particularly the organization Students for Justice in Palestine, for allegedly supporting these acts and…

The blog criticizes celebrities for using their status to lecture the public on political and social issues, comparing their opinions to those of a drunk person at a bar. It argues that most Americans are too preoccupied with daily struggles to care about celebrity activism. It also promotes an episode of “Woke of the Weak,” which showcases what the author considers some of the most obnoxious…

A recent controversy in women's fencing erupted as 39-year-old Annika Rose Suchoski, a male fencer who began transitioning in 2018, placed second in Ontario's Fortune Fencing Regional Championships after just nine months of training. Critics argue Suchoski's biological male attributes offered advantages in reach and strength over seasoned female competitors. The incident has ignited debates on…

Liberal schoolteachers are every conservative parent’s worst nightmare. But, at least in the past, they tried to hide their bias. These days, there’s an all-out culture war going on in our schools, and FX’s new comedy English Teacher, which Time magazine called “easily the year’s best new sitcom,” is a perfect example of how liberal teachers now openly push their agenda…

Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) confronted a group of demonstrators outside the Capitol who were protesting against defensive attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon. When the crowd questioned her about Israel's use of explosively-rigged pagers, she responded by asking if they had their pagers with them, sparking controversy and a viral social media video. Despite the backlash, Hageman stood firm and did…