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Republican Representative Liz Cheney is calling on her colleagues to distance themselves from Donald Trump ahead of his impeachment trial, NBC News reports. Trump’s trial is set to begin on Feb. 9. Yet, Wyoming Rep. Cheney told “Fox News Sunday” that the party needs to take an introspective look at itself before continuing to support Trump. […]
The canceling of Donald Trump continues with the former President being barred from the Screen Actors Guild—American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris and the national board approved a disciplinary hearing against Trump that was held on Saturday. This resulted in Trump being barred from rejoining the union because of the way he treated members of SAG-AFTRA […]
Super Bowl LV has officially been cleared for takeoff. After several coronavirus screenings and following the NFL’s COVID-19 protocols, the league has allowed the Super Bowl for kickoff on Sunday evening as scheduled. The final confirmation for the game was given on Saturday once’s the morning’s test results were received, a source close to the situation told the […]
The Super Bowl kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday. Yet this year, the Big Game is a little different since the season took place in the middle of a pandemic. This moved Saturday Night Live to touch on how a few exceptions to quarantine can make a Super Bowl party a deadly event. […]
The Saturday Night Live cast is back with another cold open. This time, SNL started off the episode by spoofing Super Bowl LV pregame coverage and what to expect from the telecast given the pandemic and racial and political divisions. Kenan Thompson, Alex Moffat, Beck Bennett, Chris Redd, and Mikey Day were hosts, where they […]
Aaron Rodgers is this season’s Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player. This is the third time Rodgers’ career that he’s been named MVP, putting him in the rarefied air of only five other players in the history of the award. “The guys on that list are guys I grew up watching, idolizing,” Rodgers said if […]
The average American is typically a lot closer to living on the streets than we’d like to admit. That’s been thrown into stark relief by the coronavirus pandemic, with many people losing what little they had and others experiencing long-term joblessness or food insecurity for the first time. In short, times are hard all over. […]
A prison in downtown St. Louis was briefly overtaken by inmates in an uprising that began this morning and lasted several hours. The inmate revolt began early on the morning of Feb. 6 while a guard and an inmate were in a scuffle. Authorities claim that other inmates jumped the guard, incapacitating him before freeing other […]
The sports world is mourning the death of boxing legend Leon Spinks. USA Today reports the former heavyweight champion died Friday night at the age of 67, following a years-long battle with cancer. His wife, Brenda Spinks, was reportedly by his side at the time of his death. The St. Louis native rose to prominence in 1978, when […]
It seems Bryson Tiller’s Serenity project will be well worth the wait. During a recent Twitch broadcast captured by HipHop-N-More, the Grammy-nominated singer gave fans a quick update on the long-awaited album, which he began creating as far back as 2017. Tiller revealed he had paused Serenity several times over the past few years because he wasn’t in the right state of mind […]
