• Stassi Schroeder’s podcast vanishes after ‘Vanderpump Rules’ firing

    Stassi Schroeder’s podcast vanishes after ‘Vanderpump Rules’ firing

    Stassi Schroeder’s podcast, “Straight Up With Stassi,” has been dropped by all major platforms after she was fired from “Vanderpump Rules” after making a false police report on her former castmate Faith Stowers. Radio.com released a statement Wednesday saying, “We recently learned of racially charged and inappropriate actions by Stassi Schroeder during one of her …
  • Saying No to Socialism, Radicalism, and Division: A Return to Constitutional Comforts to Heal America

    Saying No to Socialism, Radicalism, and Division: A Return to Constitutional Comforts to Heal America

    Defund the police. Better still, disband them. Apologize for being White, or maybe not. Or, maybe, reject the notion that racism holds back African-Americans, or perhaps, wrap the whole premise of the foundation and purpose of America around it instead. The dizzying nature of social media, mainstream media, political rallies, and public relations posturing leads …
  • Ava DuVernay, Whoopi Goldberg elected to the Academy’s Board of Governors

    Ava DuVernay, Whoopi Goldberg elected to the Academy’s Board of Governors

    In a compacted election period due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the candidates who have been elected to its Board of Governors. Among the six voted in for their first term on the board are Ava DuVernay (“Selma,” “When They See Us”) for …
  • Biden: Trump ‘Is Going to Try to Steal This Election’ Through Voter Fraud Allegations

    Biden: Trump ‘Is Going to Try to Steal This Election’ Through Voter Fraud Allegations

    Former vice president Joe Biden claimed in a Wednesday interview that President Trump “is going to try to steal this election” through unfounded allegations of voter fraud, adding that his “single greatest concern” is keeping the voting process fair and legitimate. Speaking to Trevor Noah of The Daily Show, who raised voting issues in Wednesday’s …
  • European Union plans antitrust charges against Amazon: report

    European Union plans antitrust charges against Amazon: report

    The European Union is planning to file antitrust charges against Amazon for its habit of copying third-party products, according to a new report. The charges against the ecommerce juggernaut could arrive as soon as next week and are the latest step in a two-year investigation into Amazon’s practices, according to the Wall Street Journal. The …
  • Jason Derulo gags on 22 burgers to celebrate 22 million TikTok followers

    Jason Derulo gags on 22 burgers to celebrate 22 million TikTok followers

    Anaconda’s got a big appetite. “Talk Dirty” singer Jason Derulo —  who infamously refers to his manhood as a massive snake —  is going viral on TikTok with this insane video of him attempting to gobble 22 hamburgers in one sitting to celebrate reaching 22 million followers. “Thank y’all so much for 22 million,” says …
  • Walmart to stop displaying ‘multicultural’ beauty products in locked cases

    Walmart to stop displaying ‘multicultural’ beauty products in locked cases

    Walmart announced Wednesday that their stores will stop displaying personal care products meant for people of color in locked cases in response to complaints the practice was discriminatory. “We have made the decision to discontinue placing multicultural hair care and beauty products in locked cases,” the company said in an email statement on Wednesday. About …
  • McEnany Reiterates Qualified-Immunity Reform Is a ‘Non-Starter’

    McEnany Reiterates Qualified-Immunity Reform Is a ‘Non-Starter’

    White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany reiterated Wednesday that President Trump considers ending qualified immunity for police officers “a non-starter” as discussion about police reform continue in the wake of George Floyd’s death. McEnany’s comments come after she said Monday that qualified immunity — which shields cops from being sued in court for violating a …
  • Ex-Judge Says Dropping Flynn Case Amounts to ‘Gross Prosecutorial Abuse,’ Urges Sentencing

    Ex-Judge Says Dropping Flynn Case Amounts to ‘Gross Prosecutorial Abuse,’ Urges Sentencing

    The third party appointed by the federal judge presiding over the Michael Flynn case said in a Wednesday filing that the DOJ’s decision to drop its case against Flynn amounted to “clear evidence of gross prosecutorial abuse.” John Gleeson, a retired New York federal district court judge, said in an 82-page filing that the reversal …
  • ‘They Folded Like House of Cards’: McConnell Mocks NYT for Caving to Critics of Tom Cotton’s Op-ed

    ‘They Folded Like House of Cards’: McConnell Mocks NYT for Caving to Critics of Tom Cotton’s Op-ed

    Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday accused the New York Times of lying about the substance of Senator Tom Cotton’s controversial op-ed for which the paper later apologized after an outcry from readers and Times journalists. During a floor speech, McConnell mocked the Times for bowing to criticism of the paper’s decision to publish Cotton’s opinion op-ed, titled “Send in the Troops,” which …