Hilarious and unapologetically dumb, Deadpool is 100 minutes of superhero dick and fart jokes with a side of real heart When you have a marketing campaign as extensive as the one Fox mounted for Deadpool, there’s a general fear that the quality of the film might be a bit suspect. While the campaign was certainly meant to acclimate audiences to… Read more →
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton presents a threat in a way few black athletes have, exposing an older level of racism long disregarded. Until now. Cam Newton is a rarity and yet he’s not. There is no discernible way in which Newton serves as a trailblazer of any sort. He’s not the first black quarterback, he’s not the first black… Read more →
After a night full of coin flips and concessions, Hillary Clinton takes a .3 percent lead in the Iowa Caucus over Bernie Sanders while Martin O’Malley drops out If we told you six months ago that the most contentious race at the Iowa Caucus would be the Democratic one, chances are we’d be laughed out of the room. Now, after… Read more →
By pulling out of this Thursday’s GOP debate, Donald Trump shows a level of pettiness that only reminds voters his campaign is a joke The New York Times confirmed Tuesday evening that GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump would sit out Thursday’s debate in Iowa, just days before the Iowa caucuses kick off primary voting. Does it really matter if Trump… Read more →
Director Spike Lee and actor Jada Pinkett Smith, tired of the lack of diversity in award nominations, and are taking a stand by boycotting the Oscars. For the second year in a row, the voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences failed to nominate anyone of color in any of the 20 major categories. Despite the… Read more →
