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Virginia Tech freshman linebacker Isimemen Etute has been accused of beating a man to death for catfishing him on Tinder.

Last year, the ‘New York Times’ helped publicly destroy a cheerleader who used the n-word, today they ignore Hunter Biden’s use of the word.

Transgender actor Laverne Cox attacked the right this month, claiming that conservatives are “dehumanizing” trans kids by working to ban them from competing in sports under their chosen gender. The Orange Is the New Black star went on the attack

Washington Football Team defensive end Montez Sweat is not very happy with the team’s plan to inoculate every player for the coronavirus.

Singer Sinéad O’Connor has retracted her retirement announcement in mere days, saying that she only made the move after being triggered by reporters, who she called “pigs in lipstick.”

The Chicago Police Department has announced an investigation into a viral video of teen girls twerking and dancing on top of a squad car, even as 55 Chicagoans were shot just last weekend alone.

Disney has confirmed that the main character in its upcoming Marvel superhero series, Loki, is classified as “gender fluid,” thanks to a small detail in a promotional video.

Musician Kid Rock raised eyebrows over the weekend with a profane rant at people using cell phones to record him at a bar in Tennessee.

A new social media study finds that LeBron James is the most hated player in the NBA by a fairly significant margin.

The U.S. Men’s Soccer Team game against Mexico was briefly shut down Sunday over waves of anti-gay chants and objects thrown on the field.

On its recently launched streaming service Disney+, the entertainment giant featured a lesbian kissing scene between teenagers in its family drama, Big Shots, starring John Stamos.

ESPN has fired sports betting analyst Kelly Stewart before her first day over nine-year-old tweets that she had already acknowledged years ago

Despite a six-shot lead, pro golfer Jon Rham was removed from the Memorial Tournament, Saturday, thanks to a positive coronavirus test.

Tampa Bay Rays Triple-A pitching prospect Tyler Zombro was left hospitalized after suffering a line drive ball to his head.

NBA star LeBron James continues to remain silent as his business partners in China crack down on memorials for the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

An op-ed attributed to actor Tom Hanks published by the New York Times urges Americans to “learn the truth about the Tulsa race massacre.”

L.A. Lakers star LeBron James said he is choosing “toon squad” for the off season instead of representing the U.S.A. at the Olympics.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith blasted the Boston Celtics for making Brad Stevens their new GM suggesting that he got the job because he is white.

The widow of NBA star Kobe Bryant is outraged that images have leaked out showing the design of the Nike shoes to honor her daughter.

Reflecting on her acclaimed role on the hit drama “Mad Men,” actress Christina Hendricks said she has mostly fond memories of working on the show with series creator & executive producer Matthew Weiner. But she has suffered sexist treatment at the hands of the entertainment press and agrees that Hollywood is rife with sexual harassment.

The San Francisco Giants told fans Tuesday that the team will add gay pride colors to its hats and uniforms for Gay Pride Month.

Neil Gaiman, the co-creator of the comic series “The Sandman,” is hitting back at critics unhappy with the casting of a black woman and a non-binary actor for roles in the upcoming Netflix adaptation based on the comics.

The parents of a high school athlete allege that the coach of the school football team made their son eat pork even though he is Jewish.

Kevin Garnett took a shot at Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving Sunday for stomping on the Celtics center court logo of Lucky the Leprechaun.

A U.S. Congressional Committee on China issued a letter Tuesday urging NBA players to end their endorsements of sportswear companies that use materials manufactured in Chinese slave labor camps.

Hollywood has pushed a concerted, industry-wide effort for years to place LGBTQ-related entertainment into programs aimed at young audiences, often times in cooperation with gay rights group GLAAD.

Some coaches have complained that Tim Tebow has not done enough to stifle the media frenzy when entering a team’s orbit.

Last week’s episode of the Showtime drama series “The Chi” features a corrupt Chicago mayor responding to a cop using excessive force by defunding the Chicago Police Department.

Former actor, TV host, and former Navy SEAL Cade Courtley says he quit Hollywood because he couldn’t fully express his love for the U.S. while working in the industry. Courtley told Fox News that being able to freely express his beliefs was more important to him than landing jobs in TV hosting and stunt work.

The New York Knicks announced that for the second round of the playoffs they won’t sell tickets to those not vaccinated for the coronavirus.

Belgian Olympic weightlifter Anna Vanbellinghen, who was born a woman, is blasting the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for allowing a transgender athlete born a man to compete as a woman in the coming world games in Tokyo. The IOC has

On this Memorial Day, millions of Americans across the country are honoring our military heroes, observing, and reflected on those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This list highlights some of the actors, directors, singers, producers, and entertainers who’ve served in the U.S. military.

With Memorial Day fast approaching, Americans may want to spend a few hours this weekend remembering some of our greatest war films.

Arizona Cardinals star JJ Watt has unveiled a new shoe to honor the service of American military hero and former NFL player Pat Tillman.

Popular kid’s show Blue’s Clues has teamed up with drag queen “Nina West” in a video aimed at celebrating Gay Pride Month.

On Friday, Boston Celtics center Tristan Thompson revealed that he has had it with unruly fans after he threatened them.