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The Israel-Hamas War took center stage at last night's 66th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, hosted by Trevor Noah.
While Noah himself stayed relatively apolitical as host, conflict about the war interrupted the ceremony even before it began.
Protesters carrying Palestinian flags and Free Palestine signs temporarily blocked drop-off access to the show, according to Deadline Magazine.
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On Thursday, NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" premiered an episode in which a white rape victim agonizes over prosecuting her rapist because he's black.
In the episode, "Truth Embargo," the rape occurs during a mass smash-n-grab robbery of a high-end store. One of the masked looters spots a shopper in a bathing suit near the dressing room and attacks her.
At the hospital, the…
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Lucifer-loving musical cartoon "Hazbin Hotel" premiered on Amazon Prime on Friday, January 19th, and the devil himself could not have created a more despicable show.
Overturning the creation story from Genesis, the first episode, "Overture," begins with an introduction that describes Satan as a "rebellious dreamer" who just wanted to give human beings free will. Heaven, in contrast, is heartless…
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A new season of NBC's "Law & Order" returned last night with a complicated episode tackling pro-Hamas activism on college campuses and school presidents' double standards on free speech.
Thursday's episode, "Freedom of Expression," begins with the president of fictional Hudson University, Nathan Alpert (David Denowitz), stressfully talking to his wife (Sharone Sayegh) on the phone.
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On Sunday, a painfully unfunny comedian named Jo Koy hosted the 81st annual Golden Globe awards on CBS. Anyone who hadn't heard of Koy before the ceremony will want to forget him now that it's over.
Koy didn't make it five minutes into his opening monologue before attacking white people. After mentioning director Martin Scorsese's nominated film, "Killers of the Flower Moon," Koy went on a…
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Last night, Fox's "Family Guy" attacked prominent Republicans such as Ted Cruz, implying they were worse than the Unabomber, in an episode that also pushed pro-abortion propaganda.
Sunday's episode, "Boston Stewie," opens with Meg frosting cupcakes, announcing "I'm celebrating. Oh, last night I had my period or miscarriage. Not sure which. Either way, happy un-birthday."
A message then pops up…
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For the past decade, Disney has taken a hatchet to the "Star Wars" franchise, creating only a few gems. Hopes were high that the new Disney+ series "Ahsoka," about a former Jedi knight, could save what was left of the Lucasfilm magic.
Alas, in Disney's latest attempt to prove "the force is female," writers again forgot that characters should also be interesting and multi-layered, whether they're…
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As the final month of summer approaches with no end in sight to both the Hollywood writer's and actors strike, network television is planning an autumn of reruns and reality TV.
ABC's scripted lineup is on hold until 2024. The network is instead filling the fall with unscripted entertainment.
So, for the first time in years, viewers won't be inundated with the latest pro-abortion rants from …
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Just when you think Disney can't sink any lower, "Pride Month" comes along and the House of Mouse finds ways to fall even further.
On Friday, June 2, Disney+ premiered the National Geographic special "Pride from Above." The 45-minute documentary takes kids to LGBTQ Pride Parades across the globe.
In the opening minutes of the documentary, an elderly gay man tells the audience that pride is "…
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Last night's season finale of NBC's "Law & Order" pushed gun-control ideology in an episode about a U.S. senator's assassination. The fictional senator voted in favor of gun rights.
On Thursday's episode, "Open Wounds," a gun control activist named Derek Quinn (Dennis Flanagan) kills a U.S. senator for changing his vote on gun control legislation. Quinn is a teacher who survived a school…