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Okay, can we have masculinity back now? Toxic, non-toxic -– whatever.

Teen Vogue republished a piece from Nexus media rejoicing that TV shows are increasingly referencing climate change in plots and dialogue. 

Who got the worst of Tuesday’s American League playoff game? The Cleveland Guardians, who lost to the New York Yankees in Game 1, or television viewers who were “verbally waterboarded” by television broadcaster Bob Costas?

At the risk of losing all of its customers, Planned Parenthood has now resorted to offering “gender affirming” services to keep finances stable.

Ironically, Lauper’s Twitter profile lists “mom” first in her biography but she’s admittedly against life.
 

A couple in Philadelphia, PA recently credited pro-life activist Mark Houck with for helping them decide not to abort their child. Though Houck is a hero, his home was raided by the FBI and he faces the possibility of 11 years in prison and fines up to $350,000 if convicted.

Jezebel writer Kylie Cheung, harshly criticized Bernie Sanders for an op-ed headlined, “Democrats shouldn’t focus only on abortion in the midterms. That’s a mistake.” 

Cheung disagreed with Sanders that Democrats are even doing that, but also claimed, “Abortion is inseparable from nearly every other ostensibly more masculine and 'important' political issue you could name." 

"Having a black child doesn't make you any less racist."

Tucker Carlson’s part two of the interview, Ye dove further into his salvation and walk with Jesus and Carlson.

At the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival last weekend, country group The Chicks and singer Kacey Musgraves decided to take jabs at elected officials and issues that they didn’t favor during their performances. 

This week marks the one-year anniversary of leftist San Antonio Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich absolutely losing his mind over Christopher Columbus. 

None other than Madonna posted a cryptic TikTok video on Sunday using pink underwear to tell the world that she’s gay … we think. The aged pop star needs attention.

After announcing in July 2021 that it would change its nickname to “Guardians” this year, Cleveland has gone through a whole regular season, is now in the second round of the playoffs and ESPN still can’t get their name right. On Friday, ESPN showed a graphic stating that the “Indians” would be playing the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.

John Cleese abhors cancel culture and censorship, and he won’t shut up about it. This is bracing to free speech enthusiasts, but it annoys people who find cancel culture and censorship useful.