Cracker Barrel’s stock price fell by double digits this week after the company unveiled a new logo that removes the chain’s signature barrel and seated figure, marking the first major design change in nearly half a century.
The iconic restaurant Cracker Barrel debuted a fresh logo on Tuesday, but the move is garnering heavy criticism as the chain also makes other updates to the brand.
Klondike is discontinuing their Choco Taco product after nearly 40 years on the market, sending many fans on social media into meltdown.
A portrait of Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping cast as ‘BAT MAN’ has been removed from a Swedish restaurant after users on social media complained that the satirical jab at Xi’s role in the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus was racist.
The creator of The Office, Ricky Gervais, has called out the online “fascists” that want to shut down freedom of speech, saying that “if you’re mildly conservative on Twitter people call you Hitler.”
Medal of Honor recipient James C. McCloughan, whose image was replaced by the hero dog who chased down Islamic State (ISIS) founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a photo tweeted by President Trump, was not offended by the alteration and “laughed,” according to reports.
The leftist media have spun the narrative that there is mass outrage at Boris Johnson calling Jeremy Corbyn a “big girl’s blouse” (a coward) for refusing to back an election, implying the comments were sexist and homophobic.
The thesis of a new book by feminist Naomi Wolf is reportedly based upon the author’s misunderstanding of a British legal term, as Ms. Wolf learned to her distress while in the midst of a BBC radio interview last week.
The Burger King restaurant chain on Monday apologized and withdrew an advertising video that humorously depicted diners attempting to eat its new “Vietnamese Sweet Chili Tendercrisp Burger’ with chopsticks. Asian social media users slammed the ad as “racist.”
TEL AVIV – Veteran Lebanese journalist Samir Atallah penned a scathing article on the Arab people’s inability to conduct negotiations without resorting to threats, as well as the hypocrisy of the Arab world’s outrage towards external threats like Israel, which may have demolished “a house or two” while Arabs destroy entire cities.
Actress Blake Lively’s decision to quote rapper Sir Mix-A-Lot’s lyrics in a recent Instagram post has resulted in charges of racism.
Feminists on Twitter were up in arms Monday over reports that CBS had passed on the Nancy Drew TV reboot it had been developing because it “skewed too female for [its] schedule.”
Clothing retailer Forever 21 has pulled a T-shirt from its online store after customers complained that it promoted rape.
Actress Thandie Newton blasted Starbucks on Twitter after posted a photo of a statue display in a Starbucks shop in London.
Entertainment Weekly writer Darren Franich has dubbed the current 19th season of Comedy Central’s South Park the “best in a decade” because of the show’s relentlessness in attacking the current liberal, politically correct outrage culture in recent episodes.
Halloween is quickly approaching, and costume retailers are finding out the hard way not all cultural icons are fair game in regards to satire.
The Internet sears with outrage over ESPN’s bestowal of the Arthur Ashe Courage Award on the Athlete Formerly Known as Bruce Jenner rather than giving it to Lauren Hill, the utterly courageous 19-year-old woman who battled inoperable brain cancer while playing basketball for Mount St. Joseph’s.
The new breed of enforced intellectual conformity is so tedious and shrill. Fascists don’t even bother to put on snappy uniforms any more.
Adult film peformer Mia Khalifa created a stir on social media across the Arab world and in her home country of Lebanon over the last couple of days, after the 21-year-old became the most sought after adult performer on the website, PornHub.
