Culture Trends - Page 25

February 14

Jeremy Piven adamant that his Ari Gold character from 'Entourage' could still exist in today's Hollywood

Jeremy Piven argues his politically incorrect “Entourage" character Ari Gold would still have a place in modern Hollywood, even in the age of social media and cancel culture.

February 13

Massachusetts judge rules father can’t opt 5-year-old son out of kindergarten books on ‘gender stereotypes’

A Massachusetts judge ruled a father cannot opt his 5-year-old out of kindergarten lessons featuring books about gender stereotypes in Lexington schools.

February 13

Chicago Teachers Union budgeting millions for 'political activities,' according to fiscal report

Chicago Teachers Union is budgeted to spend over $3 million on political activities through the fiscal year ending in June, according to internal documents.

February 13

More Hollywood stars are choosing silence over political commentary in heated climate

Kevin James, Neil Patrick Harris and Michelle Yeoh declined to comment on U.S. politics during recent interviews, choosing to avoid political commentary amid America's heated climate.

February 12

Hawley demands congressional oversight of abortion pill after FDA fails to complete promised safety study

Sen. Josh Hawley calls for Congress to crack down on abortion pill mifepristone, citing rising emergency room rates and mounting safety concerns from studies.

February 11

Kentucky governor takes heat for citing Bible to defend transgender treatments for children

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear accused of twisting Scripture after using Bible to defend transgender youth policies, sparking criticism from Albert Mohler.

February 11

Watchdog group sues Illinois city's reparations program over giving money based on race

Judicial Watch challenged Evanston, Illinois for its $10 million reparations program in federal court, representing five plaintiffs denied $25,000 payments due to race.

February 11

Notre Dame bishop blasts abortion-rights advocate named institute director, calls it ‘scandal to the faithful’

Catholic bishop calls Notre Dame's appointment of abortion rights advocate Susan Ostermann as Liu Institute director a "scandal to the faithful."

February 11

Hillsdale launches ‘Learn Like Charlie’ campaign to urge Americans to study the Bible, Constitution

Hillsdale College launched a "Learn Like Charlie" campaign honoring Charlie Kirk's journey through free online courses in Constitution and Bible studies.

February 10

Illinois city hands out $25K cash payments to 44 Black residents through reparations program

Evanston's first-in-the-nation municipal reparations program is preparing $25,000 payments to 44 Black residents over past housing discrimination.