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Rose McGowan Slams ‘Lizard People’ Joe Biden, Alyssa Milano, Andrew Cuomo: ‘Your Time Is Up’

Actress and activist Rose McGowan called out left-wing Hollywood elites and Democrats — including Alyssa Milano and Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), whom she called “lizard people,” after it was revealed that two founders of the Time’s Up movement were in communication with the Cuomo administration, appearing to offer advice as the Democrat governor faced mounting allegations of sexual harassment.

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Left-Wing Pop Star Rihanna Is Now a Billionaire

Left-wing pop star Rihanna is now a billionaire, Forbes said Wednesday, making her one of the richest woman musicians on the planet. The Barbados-born singer parlayed pop charts success into a massive make-up and fashion empire, with earnings that now dwarf those of other music megastars like Madonna and Beyonce.

Barbadian singer Rihanna performs on stage during a concert on October 19, 2013 in Abu Dhabi. AFP PHOTO / KARIM SAHIB (Photo credit should read KARIM SAHIB/AFP via Getty Images)

Woke Grammys Requiring ‘Diversity’ Hires for 2022 Show

Mere months after the woke, Trevor Noah-hosted Grammys telecast produced the worst ratings on record, organizers of the Grammys are doubling down on woke, announcing Wednesday that they’ll require producers to recruit and hire more “diverse” candidates backstage and in front of the camera ahead of the 2022 awards show.

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Meghan Markle, from Her $15 Million Mansion, Enlists Hollywood Celebrities to Push Working Women Initiative

There are millions of working women who’ve been pushed out of the labor force due to the coronavirus pandemic. So, Meghan Markle, attempting to connect with the working women of America, used her 40th birthday to promote her new “40 x 40” initiative. In a video, shot from her $15 million palatial home in California, the actress said the initiative will recruit 40 of the duchess’ famous friends to donate 40 minutes of their time to mentor a woman who is returning to the workforce following the pandemic.

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