Imagine being a famous white guy with kids and their mother is a different race in this hypersensitive woke environment. The race-obsessed media would just love to tell him how to raise his kids. That’s the scenario facing Home Alone actor Macaulay Culkin’s as he parents half white, half-Asian children with his Asian girlfriend and former Disney Channel child star Brenda Song.

It took Major League Baseball (MLB) less than two weeks to kill off half its audience. Joining hips with race-baiting Democrats and screaming hysterically about so-called “voter suppression” will do that to a sport’s Republican fans. Most of whom have checked out on baseball.

Another show from Hollywood, another liberal lecture on transgenderism. This time it’s ABC’s A Million Little Things, and the lecture is that a transgender woman is the “same person” as a man who became paralyzed in a tragic accident, because neither of them had a choice in their circumstances- him being in a wheelchair and her being “born in a man’s body.”

USA Today ultra-leftist Nancy Armour swung a big bat Tuesday, verbally bludgeoning hateful, ignorant conservative state lawmakers working to protect women’s sports. She accused them of trying to “otherize” trans athletes and open a new front in the culture war, repeated LGBT talking points and urged the NCAA to hurt conservative states in the pocketbook.

Twitter has become more entertaining than reality television as of late. Today’s episode: Winnie the Pooh narrator shows he’s not putting up with any cancel culture in the hundred acre Twitter woods.

The battle lines have been drawn and celebrities along with their woke corporate allies are declaring war against free and fair elections in the United States. In yet another letter signed by Hollywood lefties, including George Clooney and J.J. Abrams, and corporate elites, the institutional left is telling conservatives to dismantle voter security bills like the one recently passed in Georgia…

For someone who had trouble keeping his mouth shut before, the past 62 days were spent pretty quietly for country star Morgan Wallen. 

New Amsterdam must be gunning for a GLAAD Media Award nomination with its latest episode: “The Legend of Howie Cournemeyer.”

Poor Walt. This man has probably turned over in his grave 100 times by now with all the antics of Disney. On Tuesday, April 13, Disney Chairman Josh D’Amaro posted a blog on the Disney Parks website titled “A Place Where Everyone is Welcome,” because apparently they weren't very welcoming before, despite having Gay Days for 30 years.

The dumbest take currently on Twitter seems to belong to comedian Chelsea Handler’s account. Though what can you expect from someone whose most sophisticated political contribution involved her removing her clothes to entice people to vote. Still it’s shocking that she recently encouraged minorities to not comply with police as there’s already a high chance they’ll get shot anyways.

Steak-umms and Tyson are beefing. Not the frozen chicken nuggets brand. Rather, it’s the famous (and infamously insufferable) astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, and the two are hashing it out over matters of epistemology, the validity and scope of scientific fact, and its correspondence with objective truth.

Look, we don’t care if you’re Harry Styles or rapper Kid Cudi, you’re NOT GOING TO MAKE MEN’S DRESSES HAPPEN! In another shock fashion statement aimed at making straight men feel uncomfortable and making lesbians even more confident in their mating decisions, Kid Cudi donned a white, floral patterned dress during his appearance on Saturday Night Live.

Cancel culture is not the loss of a Major League Baseball all-star game. It’s the erasing of Black lives, says USA Today race and inequality writer Mike Freeman. In the same story, and in the aftermath of Sunday’s police killing of Daunte Wright in Minneapolis, NBA coach Doc Rivers said Germany cleaned up its racism, but the U.S. has yet to do the same.

Someone needs to contact every Indian in the nation so this white actor can apologize for his “perpetuating of the [Indian] stereotype.”