Culture/Society

Some people watched the Super Bowl last Sunday and felt all too often reminded of how abnormal a year it is, with coaches and players wearing masks on the sidelines, a third of the normal crowd in the stands, and celebrations of healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting COVID. 

The Hollywood red carpet event of the year is finally here. No, not the Oscars. We’re talking about a media event way more important to those over-glamorized and vengeful intellectual midgets: the Impeachment Trial of Former President Trump.

While tens of millions of Americans prepared to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday, MSNBC's PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton conducted a race-baiting, impeachment-related interview. He invited Black Lives Matter activist Brittany Packnett Cunningham and MSNBC political analyst Elise Jordan on to discuss the implications of the upcoming impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.

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Melodramatic and patronizing corporate TV ads are as big a part of the SuperBowl as a Tom Brady appearance, though New Jersey music legend Bruce Springsteen’s obnoxious Jeep ad about the “ReUnited of America” took patronizing to a whole new level. 

Less than a year after her death and the liberal media still won’t let Linda Tripp rest in peace. Since she’s no longer around to be in the news, these days it’s liberals in Hollywood savaging her as “a person with a deplorable reputation.”

When the staff members for new L.A. Mayor Neil Bremer (Ted Danson) are forced to gather for a mandatory HR training session, during the aptly titled “Respect in the Workplace” episode on February 4 of NBC’s Mr. Mayor, hilarity ensues.

Hey, Alexa! Play Fake Woke by Tom MacDonald. Oh, wait! Turn it down because being censored in a free country is #trending. Friday, January 29 brought the release of L.A.-based Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald’s new hit Fake Woke. In less than a week there's been a large uproar of fans thinking the song is cash but, of course, an online mob wants him canceled.

In an era of political rage in America, Dolly Parton is still intent on keeping her political standpoints close to the chest. 

Strange. Suddenly Saturday Night Live doesn’t care about skewering American presidents anymore. The sketch series, whose entire brand for the past four years has been built on bashing the last president, made no quips about the brand new Biden administration during skits in the show's first episode of the new year.

Whether you are a good witch, a bad witch or prefer not to share, Teen Vogue is here to answer your questions about real-life Wicca.

Friday, January 29, would have been the 48th March for Life in DC. Due to COVID-19 concerns, however, the decision was made to make it virtual. We know at least one thing won’t change: the media will again try not to acknowledge the March’s existence. Even when President Donald Trump spoke at least year’s March for Life, the event only received 28 seconds worth of network coverage. 

The "guilty by association" thing has gotten out of hand. But what hasn’t these days? "Publishing Professionals" are reportedly trying to deny book deals for any Trump affiliates.

Just when I hoped that maybe, with a new administration and continuing pandemic, Hollywood might be a little less self-aggrandizing and political this year, the Golden Globes went and burst my naïve bubble.

Spike Lee was horrified by the Capitol riots on January 6. Back in the summer when mobs were burning American cities under the auspices of Black Lives Matter … well, not so much. You see, to Lee, those rioters were “true Americans” and Trump is Hitler.