Katie Perry now stands accused of rubbing her stinky vagina in a woman’s face until the woman puked.
The incident supposedly happened 20 years ago at a nightclub in Melbourne, Australia. Making the accusation: Ruby Rose, an Australian actress and model, seen in the Netflix series Orange Is The New Black. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.
A child smiled at Chappell Roan in a hotel restaurant and left in tears. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid is under fire for blasting white people on her podcast—saying “they can’t invent anything” and claiming American music is solely the domain of black Americans.
This type of rhetoric, embraced by DEI ideology, is nothing short of racial essentialism—and dangerously divisive.
Victor Davis Hanson explains why such rhetoric threatens America’s identity as a successful multiracial democracy—and why ethnic and racial chauvinism must be rejected—on today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.” Here’s more from The Daily Signal.
In a new documentary called Jagged, that just premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, Alanis Morrissette admits the music industry is run by professional pedophiles. She recounts how she had sex, at the age of 15, with multiple music industry executives. She claims they routinely rape and abuse children. Here’s more from Jim Crenshaw.
Is pop star Taylor Swift, Time Magazine‘s choice for “Person of the Year,” the daughter of Zena Lavey and granddaughter of Anton Lavey, the founder of the Church of Satan?
A bloodline connection has never been acknowledged, but speculation runs rampant, owing to clear similarities in the facial features and physiques of Zena Lavey and Taylor Swift. Here’s more from A Call For An Uprising.
Ariana Grande is dropping another new song called “This Boy Is Mine.” The song is just trash. Keep your husbands and boyfriends away from this young lady.
She needs an intervention. She’s suffering Stage 5 hoe disorder. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
How the CCP weaponized simping and deployed it against the West. More from Paul Joseph Watson.
In Pursuit of Truth returns with the story of how Satan works through pop music, as well as Hollywood and the arts, to spin webs of deceit. The drama opens with a look at Paganini, the long, gaunt Italian violinist who played finger frets with the speed of the Devil. What follows includes in-depth looks at the deaths — in many cases, likely murders and assassinations — of Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Malcolm X and many others.
This is billed as “Episode 1 (Beguiling Beginnings),” so look for a series of updates as this eye-popping tale unfolds.
