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Reflecting on the 40th anniversary of her father John Milius's Cold War thriller "Red Dawn," Amanda Milius said Hollywood resented the movie's patriotic tone.

Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore broke his silence about the 2024 election on Wednesday, claiming Americans are “not a good people" for re-electing Donald Trump.

The Washington Post on Friday announced that it would not be endorsing a presidential candidate in the 2024 contest, nor in any future presidential race.

According to director Quentin Tarantino, it's "weird" to have foreign actors "pretending to be American," lamenting that "nobody is acting in their own voice'

"Transformers" star Josh Duhamel spoke out in a recent interview on becoming a doomsday prepper as he prepares in case "s*** hits the fan" in Los Angeles.

A 2022 Calvin Klein ad featuring a trans man who had not had top surgery has many on Twitter wondering if the company could be the next Bud Light.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz sparred angrily with a reporter at the border on Thursday, accusing him of repeating Biden talking points in the tense exchange.

A mom found her two year old son watching an altered video of "Thomas the Tank Engine" on Youtube Kids that featured the protagonist threatening to kill the viewer in a menacing voice.

An expert in artificial intelligence says the danger of AI isn't killer robots. It's the U.S. military falling behind in the tech, as well as Chat GPT bias.

The fight over woke culture and censorship has gone digital. A British publisher is forcing e-book readers to update to altered versions of children's classics.

Disney has endured a bumpy 2022 and early 2023 as the giant company suffered massive layoffs, subscriber loss and two woke films that bombed at the box office.

"Velma," the woke "Scooby-Doo" spinoff that has been called out for sexualizing minors and more, has nevertheless been renewed for a second season.

Movie star Harrison Ford reflected on his early life, telling an interviewer: "I was raised a Democrat" and "my moral purpose was being a Democrat."

In Disney's 'The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder,' a dad must ask forgiveness for his "white fragility" while students denounce Abraham Lincoln.

California's reparations task force met again on Friday with some urging the panel to go bold, arguing that a suggested $223,000 payment is "not enough."

Host Bill Maher hammered the modern educational systems as teaching almost "nothing" to students while social media "rots" their brains.

Movie and TV star Idris Elba called out celebrity advocacy while attending the swanky Davos forum, saying some find it "polarizing" and "a bit patronizing."

The new HBO Max spinoff of the beloved children's cartoon "Scooby-Doo" is being ripped by critics for "pointless nudity" and "gore," including an "oozing corpse."

Celebrity Chelsea Handler dismissed the fear of cancel culture, saying it is easy if you are not a "racist," "sexist" or an "idiot."

Golden Globes host Jerrod Carmichael on Tuesday drew shocked gasps when he made a joke about Tom Cruise and the controversial church of Scientology.

Emory University will be offering up to $300,000 in grants to promote "racial justice and equity," in which topics will include "environmental justice and climate change."

The women of "The View" came to the defense of Meghan Markle, slamming the "unbelievably sick" attacks on her and the "racism and bigotry" of the royal family.

The attack on Black Florida Rep. Byron Donalds as a "prop" is the latest example of racially charged rhetoric against minority Republicans by liberal figures.

Journalists on Twitter mocked celebrity biologist Paul Ehrlich, who incorrectly predicted billions dead by starvation, for his claim to have made "no basic" errors.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams touted the "resiliency" of his city and said the goal for 2023 was to bring down crime.

Host Bill Maher called out woke culture as the "opposite' of what liberalism should be and called on the left to reclaim freedom as a value.

Critics from the left and right hammered Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as "incompetent" and "unqualified" after flying nightmare for millions of Americans.

"Avatar" director James Cameron said he would not want to make movies "Terminator" and "Aliens," which he says are guilty of “fetishizing the gun.”

The "Twitter Files' part nine dropped on Christmas Eve and showed a vast amount of coordination between multiple government agencies and the tech giant.

2022 saw more battles between woke cancel culture and those who would defy it. But the year also saw celebrities like Bill Maher, John Cleese and Gina Carano stand up.