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CNN This Morning co-anchor Don Lemon is now “sulking” around the CNN studio and “acting like he’s the victim.”

After only two weeks in release, a little Christian film called “Jesus Revolution” has grossed $30.5 million, more than four Best Picture nominees combined.

Richard Williams, father of tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams, says it’s time to forgive Will Smith.

Thirty-five people were arrested after a domestic terrorist attack on a construction site in Democrat-run Atlanta, Georgia.

Americans are so turned off by Hollywood, Oscar-bait, and prestige films that they are not only flopping at the box office; they are being ignored at their respective streaming platforms.

A transgender bishop, the Rev. Megan Rohrer, is suing a Lutheran denomination for harassment and discrimination.

Woody Harrelson ripped into Hollywood’s “Covid protocols” in an interview with the far-left New York Times.

Nolte: Everything is identity now, and every identity is celebrated now, including something as shallow and meaningless as skin color and as heart-stoppingly dangerous as morbid obesity.

Not a single Marvel or Star Wars streaming show cracked the top 15 most-watched last year.

Evan Rachel Wood has denied she “manipulated” false testimony against Marilyn Manson from Ashley Morgan Smithline.

Former comedian Jon Stewart expressed hypocritical concern over how “absolutes and litmus-testing” limit political debate.

Now that Jonathan Capehart resigned in an apparent crybaby snit, the oh-so-woke Washington Post has an all-white editorial board.

ABC News is admitting that electric vehicle owners face a “logistical nightmare” when it comes to everyday use, not to mention long drives.

Three crew members from the ill-fated Western Rust have filed suit against Alec Baldwin, claiming they suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety due to the accidental shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

A whopping 62 percent of likely voters rate the federal government’s handling of the Ohio train derailment as fair (16 percent) to poor (46 percent).

Far-left Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank is openly admitting he doesn’t want all the footage from the mostly peaceful January 6 protest at the U.S. Capitol to be released to the public.

The same corporate media that never showed any interest in seeing the full police video taken during the mostly-peaceful January 6 protest at the U.S. Capitol are now demanding all 41,000 hours of it.

More trouble on the Disney/Marvel front as “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” takes a 71 percent dive in weekend two. That’s worse than Marvel’s previous stinkers, Thor: Love and Thunder, which dropped 68 percent in weekend two, and Eternals, which collapsed by 62%.

Ford Motor has been forced to suspend production on its electric F-150 Lightning pickup due to a battery fire.

With a margin of error at plus or minus 3.1 percent, a 2024 presidential poll shows Arizona is a jump ball.

Instead of America asking why it took 19 days for former President Donald Trump to visit East Palestine, Ohio, we are asking why it took Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg 20 days.

Carlos Watson, the CEO of the left-wing Ozy Media, was arrested for securities fraud Thursday morning.

Taxpayer-funded NPR will wipe out ten percent of its staff and freeze all hiring, including current vacancies.

After numerous apologies over four decades, it’s time to let Hanoi Jane Fonda off the hook for Vietnam. 

Disney did a “lot of soul searching” after “Lightyear” flopped, and as you will see, the predators have learned absolutely nothing.

CNN and Don Lemon have apologized to everyone but the actual person the sexist remark was aimed at, Nikki Haley.

Fox is looking to reboot the iconic 70’s cop show Starsky & Hutch, but it will star a couple of girls.

Sean Penn’s new documentary Superpower is taking a beating at the hands of left-wing critics.

There are numerous reports that the insufferable Harry and Meghan are considering legal action against “South Park.”

To the surprise of no one, an uncensored, unvandalized collection of Roald Dahl’s seminal works sits at number two on the Amazon sales chart.

Reports say CNN is having ‘ongoing conversations’ about Don Lemon’s ‘future.’ Tee hee.

Steven Spielberg’s film memoir “The Fabelmans” consists of a lot of bad acting and not a single scene that feels real.

At the worst possible time, Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania is earning the second-worst reviews in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

CNN’s Don Lemon is in the middle of a career meltdown, and I hope all decent people are taking the time to stop and enjoy it.

Don Lemon was a no-show on his failed CNN morning show a day after the aging anchor made bizarre and sexist comments about women peaking in their forties.

The race-baiting and bullying at the hands of Oscar-winner Viola Davis, Till director Chinonye Chukwu, and Till star Danielle Deadwyler is beyond disgusting and indefensible.