The internet exploded with reaction Friday after MLB decided to take its All-Star Game away from Atlanta’s Truist Park in response to the state’s new voter integrity law.
Chicago Cubs fans let loose a series of loud boos when Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s name was mentioned over the team’s public address system.
Left-wing actress Debra Messing called for the arrest of Georgia Republicans for their attempt to remove Delta Air Lines’ state tax break after the company’s CEO criticized the state’s new election integrity law.
Activist and actress Rose McGowan is accusing Twitter of targeting her for censorship after her account was suspended over a tweet about Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton. The former Charmed star cut a video for Russia Today to take Twitter chief Jack Dorsey to task for shutting her out of her Twitter account.
Federal prosecutors have charged former New York Jets receiver Kenbrell Thompkins with fraudulently accepting coronavirus relief funds.
Brooklyn Nets star Keven Durant engaged in a homophobic rant aimed at Michael Rapaport after the actor accused him of being too “sensitive” during a post-game interview.
‘Nancy Drew’ shockingly revealed to its viewers that abortion mill operator Planned Parenthood was started to eliminate America’s blacks.
Two more lawsuits have been filed by women accusing Houston Texans player Deshaun Watson of sexual misconduct, bringing the total to 21.
Mississippi enacted a bill into law allowing student athletes to be compensated for use of their name, image, and likeness.
The official Facebook page for the Star Wars movie franchise celebrated “Trans Day of Visibility” on Wednesday by unveiling the recently created characters Terec and Ceret, who are “trans non-binary Jedi Knights.”
Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) series Queen Sugar attacked the 70 million-plus Americans who supported Donald Trump, calling them a racist “cult” that would rather get nothing than allow black Americans to get ahead.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says that he expects stadiums to return to full capacity for the coming 2021 season.
On Monday, pop star Pharrell Williams mourned the death of his cousin, Donovon W. Lynch, who was shot Friday by police in Virginia Beach after they responded to a gun battle in the streets.
Rapper NLE Choppa was arrested in Davie, Florida, on Sunday and charged with burglary, illegally carrying a concealed weapon, and several drug offenses.
Baylor Bears coach Kim Mulkey is taking stiff criticism for saying the NCAA tournament should stop coronavirus testing for the Final Four.
According to a government waste watchdog, the top lifeguards in Los Angeles County shockingly earned nearly $400,000 each in 2019.
A woman accusing Texans QB Deshaun Watson of sexual misconduct says the player is scrubbing old Instgram messages.
Soccer star Megan Rapinoe joined the effort to force children’s sports in America to allow transgender athletes to play sports.
A former ESPN commentator is calling for the MLB to pull its All-Star Game from Georgia over the state’s new election integrity law.
New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested in Cleveland Thursday night and charged with possession of a stolen firearm.
Dr. Fauci said on Sunday that he expects Major League Baseball will be able to begin relaxing its coronavirus restrictions in “late spring.”
Tony Clark, MLBPA executive director, says that he wants the league to consider pulling the All-Star Game from Georgia.
NBCUniversal is methodically deleting anything it deems “racist” or “risqué” from past WWE wrestling matches.
Basic Instinct star Sharon Stone blasted cancel culture, calling it the “stupidest thing I have ever seen happen.”
The NFL has decided to waive its coronavirus mask-wearing rule for draft war rooms, but only if all individuals are fully vaccinated.
The NBA’s TV ratings are crashing after LeBron James and Anthony Davies both ended up on the injury list this month.
Greg Spottiswood, the creator, executive producer, and co-showrunner of the ultra-woke CBS courtroom drama “All Rise,” has been fired over racism allegations and abusive behavior in the writer’s room.
Disney has given the green light to reboot the National Treasure movie franchise into a TV series that will star a Hispanic female DREAMer, who will explore “historical authorship and identity.”
Video of Pittsburgh Steelers player Chase Claypool getting caught up in a bar fight is going viral.
A Mass. high school football team is taking criticism for using words associated with Israel and Judaism as terms for calling audibles.
On the heels of the mass shooting in Colorado, Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr attacked gun owners.
The Belize men’s national soccer team was waylaid by heavily armed insurgents as they drove from an airport in Haiti to their hotel.
The lawyer representing Texans Deshaun Watson says that the sexual abuse lawsuits filed against the player are filled with false allegations.
A fan fired two gunshots in the air during an MMA fight held in the parking lot of a Florida bar called the Bamboo Room.
Five hundred past “Jeopardy!” contestants signed a letter demanding TV Doctor Mehmet Oz be removed as host of the show over his past coronavirus comments.
HBO’s “Silicon Valley” actor Alice Wetterlund took to Twitter to respond to recent allegations of sexual misconduct by her co-star Thomas Middleditch, saying she “tried to warn you all.”
A Chicago man accused of a shooting spree that wounded two, including a police officer, reportedly said he was trying to “lure” police into an ambush.
A-List Hollywood star Mark Wahlberg is set to star in the faith-based film Stu with first-time director Rosalind Ross. Wahlberg will produce the film along with partners Stephen Levinson and Jordan Foss, Deadline reports.
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is now facing 12 sexual misconduct lawsuits after five more suits were filed on Monday.
British comedian John Oliver, the host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” scolded Joe Biden for saying racism against Asians is “un-American,” and proclaimed “anti-Asian racism” is a “fact of American life.”
