According to a new weekly tracking poll from the Economist/YouGov, a majority of Republicans prefer President Donald Trump over former President Abraham Lincoln. Yep, you read that right. The poll, which surveyed 1,500 Americans, showed Republicans favoring Trump over Lincoln by 6 percentage points, 53 to 47. But the same …
Read More »Harley Quinn Breaks Free
Some pretty iconic comic book characters originated far away from the comic book page. Superman’s pal Jimmy Olsen and his editor Perry White both first appeared in theAdventures of Superman radio show. Wolverine’s clone/adopted daughter X-23 debuted as part of the X-Men: Evolution cartoon series. Phil Coulson became such a …
Read More »Judge Rules Former White House Counsel Don McGahn Must Testify Before Congress
On Monday, a federal judge in Washington, DC, ruled that former White House counsel Don McGahn must testify before Congress in the impeachment probe. The decision strikes down President Donald Trump’s order to McGahn not to cooperate. The House wants to hear from the Trump’s former top lawyer in regards …
Read More »Green Day Celebrate 'Dookie' Anniversary, Open Up the Pit at the 2019 AMAs
Green Day marked the 25th anniversary of their seminal album Dookie and looked ahead to their next album, Father of All… with a old-school rock & roll performance at the American Music Awards Sunday. Billie Eilish took the stage to announce the “iconic” band, which she cited as a massive …
Read More »Daddy's Party Had to Buy Don Jr.'s Book. Sad!
Donald Trump Jr.’s new book, Triggered, is a Number One New York Times bestseller, thanks in no small part to the Republican National Committee, which spent $94,800 buying copies of the book in its first week of publication, according to the New York Times. A dagger printed next to the …
Read More »Watch the Livestream of Coldplay's 'Everyday Life' Concert in Jordan
Coldplay’s new double album,Everyday Life, arrives Friday, and the band is celebrating with a two-part concert in Jordan, airing live on YouTube. The first part of the event, titled “Sunrise,” aired on Thursday night at 11:00 p.m. E.T. (see below). But you can catch the second half of the show, …
Read More »Fox News' Chris Wallace: Sondland 'Took Out the Bus and Ran Over President Trump'
During Fox News’ coverage of Wednesday’s impeachment hearings, Chris Wallace, once again, set himself apart from the mostly wall-to-wall pro-Trump coverage that the channel usually provides, giving viewers some straight analysis of US Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland’s testimony. Wallace first said that Sondland’s motives were self-preservation and trying …
Read More »The Ukraine Quid Pro Quo Case Is Getting Close to Mike Pence and He's Not Happy
Mike Pence would very much like to be excluded from the Ukraine narrative. The Vice President is contradicting sworn impeachment testimony from European Union ambassador Gordon Sondland, who on Wednesday claimed he had raised concerns with Pence in September that U.S. military aid for Ukraine was being withheld, pending political …
Read More »Alison Krauss to Be Awarded National Medal of Arts
Alison Krauss is among those chosen to receive the National Medal of Arts from President Trump. The honorees, including the country-bluegrass musician, actor Jon Voight, and the bands of the United States military, mark the first recipients of arts and humanities medals of Trump’s presidency. Trump is set to present …
Read More »Beatles, Rolling Stones Photographer Terry O'Neill Dead at 81
Photographer Terry O’Neill, who photographed the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and countless other icons of the Sixties, died Saturday, The Associated Press reports. He was 81. O’Neill died at his home in London following a battle with cancer. His agency, Iconic Images, confirmed his death with a statement shared on …
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