Cosmopolitan

Cosmopolitan Magazine's Instagram post described a "Satanic abortion ceremony," inciting backlash and calls for cancellation. The post gave instructions for the ritual, suggesting a clinic that welcomes it and encouraging people to affirm their autonomy before aborting. Critics of the post expressed horror, deeming it an endorsement of child sacrifice and a mockery of motherhood and Christian…

Five years ago, an adoring media fan club tried to mainstream X-rated performer Stormy Daniels as a “very empowered woman,” a “working mom,” a “beacon of The Resistance” and a “feminist hero.”

Sunday's Washington Post Magazine carried a cover story titled "Why I'm Leaving America" by Post reporter DeNeen Brown. "As a Black woman, I want freedom from oppression." She wants to "move among people who look like me," and not have to debate America's incurable racism.

The salacious women's magazine Cosmopolitan is trying to sound more serious in their latest edition -- it's called "The Mental Health Issue."  The cover even promises "VP Kamala Harris on the Future of Mental Wellness -- And How We Get There." Cosmo editor-in-chief Jessica Giles rolled out the red carpet for the veep to share all the Biden-Harris talking points about how…

The far-left outlet, Cosmopolitan, reached out to Rumble on Monday to ask for comment on allowing Andrew Tate, a popular and controversial social media influencer, on its platform. Hysterically, Rumble told it to look in the mirror.

Cosmopolitan magazine’s July/August cover story says “Cara Delevingne ‘really’ wants to talk to you about sex toys.” Inside, a pull quote gushes “Cara is extremely, endearingly excited to TALK ABOUT VIBRATORS.” The British model is now a partner in a sex-toy business. It's a perfect match for sex-obsessed Cosmo.

You might need a strong stomach for this next story. Armie Hammer is in some hot water. Not literally, although, maybe he’d like to be boiled. You see, the actor is in trouble after allegations that some of his private messages involved sexual fantasies about cannibalism.

Sure, obesity may be one of the leading causes of death in America, but in our ridiculous era, pointing that out could prove fatal to the self-esteem of obese people and that’s more important. 

A study from Cornell University claims YouTube channels that feature prominent conservative figures are “infecting” users with alt-right beliefs. “Auditing Radicalization Pathways on YouTube,” written by five academics, concluded that “channels in the Intellectual Dark Web (IDW) and the Alt-lite would be gateways to fringe far right ideology.” The study, released August 22, linked The Daily…