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In light of the fact that a social media tribunal will decide on May 5 whether Trump can get his Facebook account back, it’s good to take note of all the famous people who should have had keys to their own accounts taken from them for promoting actual violence.

Generations of girls have adored the timeless love story of Disney’s Snow White, wishing that one day true love’s kiss from a Prince Charming would prompt their happily ever afters. Yeah. They were being brainwashed to fantasize about rape.

Next up on the cancel culture block appears to be the long-running game show Jeopardy. Why? Because a contestant dared to hold up three fingers on the air. Sadly, we are not making this up.

President Joe Biden’s first speech to a joint session of Congress on April 28 was completely devoid of substance, and filled with cheap platitudes intended to get slow-witted Americans to consent to even bigger government. Of course, Hollywood loved the hell out of it.

One of the small bright sides to the year 2020 was the delayed return of Hulu’s #Resistance series The Handmaid’s Tale. Now after almost twenty months, the show is back and as hateful as ever.

The entertainment industry did their best to try and make Donald Trump’s life a living hell while he was in office, but it seems as if the former president is getting the last laugh. As the Trump administration ended, the president kept most of his huge base of support intact, while Hollywood proceeded to lose even more viewers than the few it still had.

According to former Reading Rainbow host and Star Trek actor Levar Burton, cancel culture is a good thing.  

Sure, you may feel annoyed about all the woke, self-righteous stuff Hollywood actors have directed at conservatives during the Academy Awards, but the silver lining is that they’re only hurting themselves.

Oh it’s Oscar season, baby, and once again that means fixating on all the political things Hollywood wants to talk about rather than actual movies. In the year of the pandemic, big Hollywood movies seemed hardly relevant, but our moral betters in Tinsel Town weren’t going to pass up a chance to lecture us.

Even in a pandemic, we can always count on The Oscars. Or rather, we can always count on The Oscars to give us a night of insufferable political preaching. And Sunday night’s ceremony delivered political rantings in record time.

Marvel’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has been a mixed bag of action sequences and blatant political messages. The Disney+ series ended things with a bang by making one last racial jab at audiences and Captain America fans.

A pandemic, an election, a new president - a lot has changed since the last Academy Awards in February 2020. But one thing I can guarantee is that this year's Oscars will be as political as ever.

One liberal sports writer is foaming at the mouth over a Pennsylvania newspaper article celebrating the life of one their student athletes turned soon-to-be NFL player and praising his mother for choosing not to abort him.

It’s Earth Day, so Bill Nye the Science Guy came out to see his shadow and spout climate change propaganda as usual. He enlisted the talents of Justin Bieber, Maluma “Baby” and other musicians to perform “Earth Day! The Musical,” a Facebook Watch special.