Trump Derangement Syndrome has reached new heights with absurd Hitler comparisons.

The Violent Femmes’ angsty lyrics don’t sit well with the #MeToo moral brigade, but do they really deserve a trip to the woke gulag?

Dahlia Rose Hibiscus helps Kamala Harris craft speeches that are a wordy, mystical journey into nonsense.

The young pop star confesses to sleeping away nearly half the day due to tour exhaustion, all while indulging in comfort TV.

A new site lets conservatives dodge Hollywood's woke landmines in their movie picks.

Brittany Aldean hilariously exposes Maren Morris’ faux feminism in a fiery podcast episode.

Emma Roberts thinks internet jokers killed “Madame Web’s” chances at the box office.

A prequel to the prequel, 'The Acolyte' misses the mark with bad writing and a worse concept.

Discover how NBC's latest documentary on "gay penguins" and "bisexual lions" turns nature into a circus.

Comedians like Jerry Seinfeld fight for comedy’s survival against leftist humor-killers.

Daniel Radcliffe condemns J.K. Rowling's stance on trans rights, labeling silence as "cowardice."

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In a stunning twist of fate, Beyoncé, the queen of R&B and hip-hop, conquers the country charts, challenging the historically white, cowboy-boot-wearing, pickup-truck-driving genre with her own brand of Texas Hold ‘Em.

Australian actress Holly Valance has ruffled feathers by speaking her mind on politics and climate change, suggesting a shift to the right is a sign of wisdom.

An obsession with Hollywood's glitziest might just correlate with a not-so-stellar performance in basic literacy and numeracy tests

It's as if her endorsements and voter registration drives are the linchpins of a grand Democratic strategy, not just a celebrity exercising her free speech.

Donald Glover turns what was once a thrilling cat-and-mouse game into an extended therapy session punctuated by occasional gunfire

Brand, in his audacious quest for open discussion, talks with diverse people. Marxist Media Matters, calls this blasphemy.

Some random dude in a fashion disaster of a yellow beanie and red coat crashes the stage

In the case of 'X', it's the users who make the tweets, not the platform. Musk just gave them the microphone, he didn't write their script.