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Fox News: Police in Alabama stop noisy protestors from disrupting Kirk Cameron library event
Police in Huntsville, Alabama prevented protestors from disrupting a book reading event featuring actor-author Kirk Cameron and former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines. Protestors outside the library held signs opposing hate and bigotry. Despite the crowd, the book reading went on smoothly, with attendees reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and singing "God Bless America." The event was part of the "See You at the Library" series organized by Moms for Liberty.
Fox News: Politico chews out Bidens for their dogs biting WH staffers: 'Lousy,' 'entitled' behavior by the first family
President Biden's dog, Commander, has bitten seven people in four months, leading to criticism from Politico. The article points out that if the dog belonged to a previous president, the media coverage would have been different. The columnist suggests that the Bidens' handling of the situation reflects inconsiderate and entitled behavior.
The Babylon Bee: Backup Dancers Say They Are Tired Of Living In Lizzo's Shadow
Backup dancers for Lizzo, who were hidden in her shadow, file a lawsuit for being mistreated and overshadowed in their careers. Many fans were unaware of their existence.
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Fox News: Writers strike forces liberal late night shows off air for three months, critics say 'people just don’t care'
The writers strike has left late-night shows off the air, including "The Late Show" and "The Tonight Show." Some critics argue that these shows are "too polarizing" and "predictable" and won't be missed. Viewership for late-night comedy has been declining even before the strike, with shows like Colbert, Fallon, and Kimmel losing significant numbers of viewers. Meanwhile, Fox News' "Gutfeld!" has become one of the most-watched late-night shows, surpassing its liberal competitors and thriving in its new time slot. Critics believe that the decline in popularity of late-night shows is due to the diluted viewer pool and the fact that celebrities can now reach millions of Americans through social media.
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Fox News: Blur singer says AI-led music industry will necessitate 'better drugs'
Damon Albarn of Blur criticizes the idea of AI in music, saying it's absurd and that better drugs will be needed to handle it. Other musicians express concerns about AI's ability to create songs that evoke emotions, while some see potential in AI and are willing to collaborate as long as they receive royalties.