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Several famous actresses was apologizing for controversial remarks they made recently on the Israel-Hamas war. In a statement on Instagram, leftist Susan Sarandon is walking back remarks she made on November 17 at a "pro-Palestinian" rally in New York City, confessing she made a "terrible mistake" when she said Jews are “getting a taste of what it is like to be Muslim in this country, so often…

Beyoncé is facing criticism from pro-Palestine supporters after news that her Renaissance concert film will be screened in Israel. These fans accuse her of being hypocritical, as they see her promoting other liberation causes but not standing with Palestine. Some have even canceled their tickets to her shows in protest. Critics are using social media to voice their disappointment, while others…

Cardi B went live on Instagram to criticize New York City's proposed budget cuts, expressing her frustration with the potential negative impacts on schools, libraries, police safety, and sanitation. She particularly highlighted the cuts' likely disproportionate effect on poorer communities. She also condemned President Biden for implying that the U.S. is the greatest nation despite its issues…

Rapper Azealia Banks expressed support for Donald Trump's humor and potential 2024 run, while other celebrities like Barbra Streisand and Cher threaten to leave the U.S. if he wins again. Twitter reactions show that many find these celebrity political statements exaggerated and entertaining, with a vast majority indicating they don't care about celebrity opinions on politics.

We have again entered the season of gratitude. You remember gratitude, don’t you? It was what we expressed before we became entitled. Last Saturday was the observance of Veterans Day, during which many thanked those who served in the military and have protected our freedoms. Next week is Thanksgiving when some people will thank God for the many blessings He has bestowed on America, despite our…

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Newsweek coordinated a poll with Redfield and Wilton Strategies who discovered that many people are unfollowing or have already unfollowed celebrities who’ve voiced their opinions on the war on Israel.

Inever saw an episode of “Friends,” but that is probably because I am from the television era that began with black- and-white pictures and television screens so small you had to draw a chair up to the box to see a flickering image. Back then, celebrity was a byproduct of talent and accomplishment. I did have breakfast once with another “Friends” cast member, David Schwimmer, who was in town…

Mohamed Hadid, father of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid, posted a graphic comparing Nazis to the Israeli government amid the ongoing war. 

A Jewish actress who’s starred in things like The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon, posted a video on her Instagram Saturday condemning those who do not oppose the attack on innocent Israeli lives. 

According to Variety, a list of 408 and counting Hollywood celebrities signed a letter insisting that President Joe Biden “not rest” until Hamas releases the hostages it currently has in captivity

On Friday, the hosts of CBS Mornings hosts fawned over game show host and performer Wayne Brady’s journey as a "pansexual" individual. The whole segment was essentially like getting slapped in the face with wokeness at every moment. 

Country singer Thomas Rhett stopped his concert mid show to pray over a fan who was suffering a medical emergency on Saturday. Fans on social media praised his faithfulness.

No, sir, The New York Times is NOT right-leaning.