After four years of mocking President Donald Trump, “Saturday Night Live” apparently could not find anything funny to say about Joe Biden, and ignored the president when the NBC sketch comedy show returned this weekend.
A Michigan family believes their son died from depression caused in-part by politicians who canceled school hockey over the coronavirus.
Tiger King” star Carole Baskin has ripped the “irresponsible” NFL for allowing fans at Super Bowl 55 amid the continued coronavirus crisis.
The coach of a Kansas college cheer team has resigned after being accused of perpetrating “microaggressions” against a black cheerleader.
Irene Bedard, who voiced the Disney character ‘Pocahontas,’ is seen in the newly released video being arrested twice in November.
Former NFL player Marcellus Wiley called for a separate category for transgender sports after President Joe Biden issued an executive order.
Illinois Democrat Gov. J.B. Pritzker has authorized the use of 500 Illinois National Guard members for Washington, DC, claiming there is a “heightened threat environment” in the nation’s Capital.
L.A. County health officials are allowing outdoor dining but have banned the use of televisions as a way to block Super Bowl parties.
Cleveland Cavaliers security removed a fan from the stadium on Monday for waving t-shirts calling LeBron James a racist and a narcissist.
Former late-night host Jon Stewart made his first-ever Twitter post Thursday to voice support for WallStreetBets and the populist wave of investors fighting hedge funds over shares of GameStop, Nokia, BlackBerry, and other highly-shorted companies.
The Weeknd told fans that he is going the extra mile to ensure that his Super Bowl Half Time show comes off as planned, even going so far as to chip in seven million of his own dollars in the planning of it all.
L.A. County public health director is warning NFL fans not to hold a Super Bowl party because it could be a “super-spreader” event.
The dustup between Barstool Sports and the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) continued this week after Barstool chief Dave Portnoy slammed the league, telling them to “grow a pair” for attacking his female CEO. The women’s hockey league had criticized
Actor George Takei said Wednesday that he feels “smug” at the mounting shock and outrage over Joe Biden’s avalanche of executive orders signed in his first week in office.
On Wednesday, the International Olympic Committee pledged to reduce both its direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by 45 percent.
Over the weekend, Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Chad Wheeler was arrested and accused of beating his girlfriend. Now, Atlantic writer Jemele Hill is saying that the alleged attack must be viewed in the “context of a hate crime.”
Entertainment mogul Tyler Perry says he applied for a mail-in ballot for January’s Georgia Senate runoff elections, but it never arrived, and he had to fly back home to vote.
Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Chad Wheeler was arrested on Saturday and booked under suspicion of felony domestic violence.
According to a report, ‘Sports Illustrated’ magazine will push its content behind a metered paywall beginning in February.
Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter told radio host Pat McAfee that white receivers find it easier to get open because they are white.
Florida has offered to step in and host the 2021 Olympics if Tokyo, Japan, backs out over pandemic fears.
Star Wars star Mark Hamill on Monday touted his involvement in a Green Eggs and Ham-styled cartoon parodying conservatives who oppose wearing masks during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Twitter trended with attacks on Tom Brady because he is once again headed to the Super Bowl even though he was friends with Donald Trump.
Beer giant Budweiser is the latest big advertiser to take a pass on buying ad time during this year’s Super Bowl.
A growing number of big-name advertisers, including Coke and Hyundai, are skipping the Super Bowl this year for fear of offending people.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith nailed L.A. Lakers star, LeBron James, as a liar for saying that he only cares about the team’s success.
Despite hopes for its new radio lineup, ratings for ESPN Radio have collapsed 53 percent in the fall ratings period, according to reports.
The leftist cancel culture has come after Fuller House star Candace Cameron Bure because she dares to follow center-right people on Instagram. In an Instagram post, the actress explained how it always surprises her when people attack her for following center-right social media accounts.
Leftist commentator and former NBA star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is still attacking Trump and his “puppet” voters.
Macklemore, the self described white and privileged rapper, declares America “armed, dumb, and dangerous” in his new song, “Trump’s Over,” which sees the rapper takes shots at Donald Trump and his supporters and lambast liberals who “care more about animal rights and recycling and bicycling and the climate” than black people killed by police.
U.S. soccer star Carli Lloyd felt the need to explain why she dared to stand for the nation anthem during this week’s game.
New Lions’ Coach, Dan Campbell, hit the ground hard telling the media he intended to “kick the teeth” and “bite a kneecap” off his opponents.
The Sky Group, the Comcast-owned British telecommunications giant, has pledged to reach 20 percent of its workforce to be black, Asian, or other minorities by the year 2025.
Famed Disney-owned animation studio Pixar is taking heat in Europe for using a white cast to dub the voices of its black characters in its new black culture focused movie, “Soul.”
The NFL playoffs continue to suffer in the ratings with across the board declines through two rounds of games.
The University of Nevada Las Vegas is dumping its 50-year-old mascot Hey Reb! despite that its lack of connection to the Confederate States.
Colin Cowherd suggested that the NFL delay the AFC Championship game until the Chief’s Patrick Mahomes can come off the concussion list.
At Joe Biden’s inaugural celebration, pop star and actress Jennifer Lopez delivered a rendition of America the Beautiful into which she injected a line of Spanish, screaming “One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
‘Atlantic’ writer and former ESPN talker Jemele Hill wants her fans to understand that “white power isn’t taking a break” in America.
Climate change advocates Chrissy Teigen and NBC’s “The Voice” star John Legend were seen, as the Daily Mail reported, boarding a private jet in California on Tuesday as they headed to D.C. to perform for Joe Biden’s inaugural event.
