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“The People’s Convoy” has arrived in Hagerstown, Maryland. The trucker convoy, which departed from Adelanto, California, last month, is making its way toward Washington, DC, to protest federal coronavirus mandates and demand an end to President Joe Biden’s emergency declaration. On

NEW YORK — Soprano Anna Netrebko withdrew from her future engagements at the Metropolitan Opera rather than repudiate her support for Russian President Vladimir Putin, costing the company one of its top singers and best box-office draws.

LOS ANGELES — A 30-year-old man pleaded guilty Thursday to the murder of philanthropist Jacqueline Avant, the wife of legendary music executive Clarence Avant.

Soprano Anna Netrebko withdrew from her future engagements at the Metropolitan Opera, costing the company one of its top singers and best box-office draws.

Marilyn Manson sued his former fiancee, “Westworld” star Evan Rachel Wood, over her allegations that he sexually and physically abused her during their relationship.

Host Alex Marlow break down Big Joey’s awkward and probably ineffective State of the Union address.

NEW YORK — Cable news viewership jumped during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with Fox News Channel leading the way and CNN showing the most dramatic increases.

On today’s podcast, we celebrate the life and legacy of Breitbart News founder Andrew Breitbart ten years since his sudden passing.

NEW YORK (AP) — Warner Bros. is halting the release of “The Batman” in Russia, just days before it was to open in theaters there, as Hollywood moved to cease distribution plans in the country following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Ten years ago, today, we lost a giant: Andrew Breitbart. Please watch our video tribute “LEGACY: Andrew Breitbart in his own words and those who honor him.”

Neil Diamond, the hitmaker behind “Sweet Caroline” and “Red Red Wine,” sold his complete publishing and master recordings catalogs to Universal Music Group, the company said Monday.

We begin our week of tributes to Andrew Breitbart, who passed away March 1, 2012, with testimonials from Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Mark Levin, and Brandon Darby.

NEW YORK — For the eighth time in the last two and a half months, a movie starring Tom Holland is No. 1 at the box office.

French ballet master Laurent Hilaire has resigned from his position as director of the Stanislavski Theatre company in Moscow over the Russian invasion of Ukraine, he told AFP on Sunday.

A number of prominent Russians are echoing a chorus of global celebrities condemning Moscow’s war on Ukraine, with some already beginning to suffer the consequences for defying the Kremlin line.

Alfredo Ortiz of Job Creators Network writes in The Hill that the current Democrat spending spree has produced a crisis of inflation that has hurt Americans to a such a degree that Congress must commit to no more unnecessary spending or distortionary social programs.

Host Alex Marlow breaks down the latest news on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Plus, Robert Alt of the Buckeye institute explains how a D.C. restaurant owner is fighting back against COVID mandates.

In an extraordinary last-minute move Manhattan’s Carnegie Hall has cut the acclaimed Russian conductor Valery Gergiev, a close supporter of Vladimir Putin, from its programming this weekend “due to recent world events,” a spokesperson at the prestigious institution told AFP Thursday.

LOS ANGELES — Sally Kellerman, the Oscar and Emmy nominated actor who played Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan in director Robert Altman’s 1970 film “MASH,” died Thursday.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers her take on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine and warned other countries that any attempt to interfere with the Russian action would lead to “consequences you have never seen.”

Feb. 23 (UPI) — The 2022 Beijing Olympics drew the smallest TV audience for an Olympics in recorded history, according to data released by NBC on Wednesday.

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses the Genocide Games, Justin Trudeau’s authoritarianism, and what the Biden administration has gotten wrong about Putin and Ukraine.

Former Trump National Security official Kash Patel discusses the John Durham investigation and why he wants Hillary Clinton to be the Democrat’s nominee in 2024.

There were many reasons to think NBC made a savvy business deal in 2014 when it locked up the American media rights to the Olympics through 2032 for $7.75 billion. These Olympics were a disaster for the network. It’s harder to see those reasons now.

Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel gives an update on the Canadian trucker convoy, the situation with Ukraine and Russia, and China’s Genocide Games. Historian Patrick K. O’Donnell celebrates Presidents’ Day a history lesson on George Washington.

The Tom Holland-Mark Wahlberg adventure, Uncharted, is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $44.2 million in receipts in its debut this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.

Alec Baldwin and his family have purchased a retreat in Vermont — a farmhouse and about 50 acres.

Lindsey Erin Pearlman, who had roles in “General Hospital,” “American Housewife” and other shows, was found dead days after she was reported missing in Los Angeles, authorities said.

NEW YORK (AP) — Elliot Page is working on a memoir, in which he will write about everything from his Oscar-nominated film career to becoming a prominent transgender person.

Dr. Sebastian Gorka gives his take on the spying of the Trump administration, the Genocide Olympics, and the wokification of American generals.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — LGBTQ representation on scripted TV series has grown along with the footprint of streaming services, according to an annual study by the advocacy group GLAAD.

Breitbart’s Politics Editor Emma-Jo Morris discusses her ongoing investigation into the woke indoctrination taking place in the country’s private schools.

Former Treasury Assistant Secretary Monica Crowley explains Bidenflation, what the Fed got wrong about it, and what the country can do to course correct.

Feb. 15 (UPI) — Walt Disney World Resort will begin making facial coverings optional for guests who are fully-vaccinated against COVID-19, the company said Tuesday.

Host Alex Marlow breaks down one of the most surreal stories of the year: the establishment media’s insistence that Russia is about to invade Ukraine on February 16 because of an ironic statement made by the Ukrainian president.