U.S. and New York lawmakers are blasting socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani for his post condemning the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran that led to the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The Washington Post got pushback for criticizing Trump administration officials’ Christmas messages about the birth of Jesus Christ.
Blonde director Andrew Dominik didn’t hold back on those critics who grasped their pearls in offense over his fictitious Netflix Marilyn Monroe biography.
So something called the Hollywood Critics Association (HCA) launched a couple of years ago, and now the woketards are destroying it from within.
The proposed Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is facing opposition from critics who are doubtful that the center will improve the local area.
The reviews are in and Katy Perry’s fifth studio album, Witness, is not the age of President Donald Trump-inspired commentary on American politics that the singer promised she would deliver in the wake of the election.
No, Trump has not achieved everything he said he would. And yes, he has broken a few promises. But on most substantial issues, he is delivering what he offered.
In the three days since the first presidential debate, Donald Trump’s critics have become increasingly shrill. The hyperbole is helping Trump set expectations that guarantee he wins the next two debates.
The first reviews for the all-female-led Ghostbusters reboot are in, and they’re not good.
The 87th annual Academy Awards were a bit of a letdown; there were no real surprises in any of the major categories, winners’s acceptance speeches got too political, and there was a shortage of good performances (apart from an outstanding turn from Lady Gaga channeling Julie Andrews).
President Obama acknowledged his critics during his State of the Union address this evening. But he says he believes in his vision of hope and change.
Now that The Interview has finally been released, the nation’s top film critics are weighing in with their thoughts on the controversial film.
