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Entertainment | Entertainment News!
Rex Reed, Sharp-Witted Critic and Journalist Who Often Courted Controversy, Dies at 87
Rex Reed, a stylish critic and journalist who courted controversy and profiled Hollywood legends, has died at 87.
Politics | Politics
Le Devoir Writer Sarah Boumedda Downplays Iranian Regime’s Murderous Attacks On Israel, Instead Portrays Jerusalem As
version française Less than a year after Sarah Boumedda penned an opinion column in the pages of Le Devoir in May, 2025 where she complained about what she termed the insufficient Western support for the Palestinians against Israel, authoring a news arti
Politics | Politics
Le Devoir Reporter Magadaline Boutros Pens Lengthy Article On Lebanon-Israel War, Somehow Forgets To Mention Hezbollah A
version française According to her biography, Le Devoir reporter Magdaline Boutros has been a journalist for some 20 years, during which time she should have learned the importance of sharing critical context in her stories. Regrettably, that lesson appe
Politics | Politics
Le Devoir Columnist François Brousseau Attempts To Rehabilitate Image Of Islamic Republic Of Iran - Honest Reporting Ca
version française To read Le Devoir columnist François Brousseau argue it, the Islamic Republic of Iran’s leaders are not fanatical theocrats at all, but simply misunderstood. In his May 4 opinion column, “Trump versus the modernists of Tehran,” B
Politics | Politics
TMU Journalism Lecturer Sonya Fatah Spreads Unfounded Anti-Israel Claims With Walrus Senior Editor Samia Madwar - Honest
The extreme pro-Palestinian agenda promoted by much of the Canadian news media did not arise in a vacuum, but has been molded and enabled by a hardline, ideological environment inside journalism schools, particularly at Toronto Metropolitan University (TM
Politics | Politics
Victoria’s Times Colonist Newspaper Reporter Michael John Lo – Again – Rehabilitates Radicals Behind Victoria’s
Journalism is ostensibly supposed to be more than simply regurgitating press conferences by miniscule groups of complainants, but that memo, it seems, has not been received for one reporter at Victoria’s Times Colonist newspaper. In his April 29 front p
Politics | Politics
Hamilton Spectator Reporter Nathan Bawaan Ignores Security Concerns Posed By Gazan Immigration To Canada - Honest Report
In the latest instalment of the Canadian news media acting as unpaid promoter for pro-Palestinian activists, an April 28 article in The Hamilton Spectator saw reporter Nathan Bawaan uncritically share their grievances while hiding any details that challen
Politics | Politics
CBC News Reports By Journalist Tom Parry Continue To Downplay Relevant Details - Honest Reporting Canada
Israel has argued that a group of ships recently stopped trying to enter Gaza is little more than a publicity stunt rather than a sincere humanitarian effort. But in a recent CBC News broadcast, viewers were given a highly sanitized version of events by S
Politics | Politics
CBC News Host Marianne Dimain Conducts Softball Interview With Gaza-Based Guest Making Absurd, Unproven Claims - Honest
CBC News’ coverage of the Middle East is continuing to jettison any semblance of responsible journalism, and instead making its apparent agenda increasingly overt. In a May 3 segment, host Marianne Dimain introduced viewers to the so-called flotilla to
Politics | Politics
CBC Commotion Host Elamin Abdelmahmoud Glamourizes Islamic Republic Of Iran’s Propaganda As “Catchy” Pop Culture -
In a recent episode of the CBC radio program Commotion, host Elamin Abdelmahmoud once again turned what’s supposed to be an “arts and culture program” into a simmering cauldron of anti-Israel and anti-Western propaganda.The April 21 segment, “Insi
Travel | Travel Israel!
I Walked TEL AVIV to JERUSALEM. The Real Israel No One Shows You.
Join me on a 110km journey on foot from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Along the way, I discover the hidden faces of Israel and the stories that usually remain untold.
The movie about Neve Shalom - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8E1OWYYBuU&t=592s
My film about
News | Antisemitism Watch
Man charged after assault on three Jewish people in London
The charge comes after a pair of separate alleged assaults in the same area
News | Antisemitism Watch
Jewish women ‘whipped’ and child ‘punched’ in separate Stamford Hill, London, attacks
The alleged incidents happened within several hours of one another on Sunday, with both leading to arrests
Politics | Opinion
A community asking how Britain allowed things to get this bad
Thousands marched against antisemitism in London as anger, despair and defiance spilled onto Whitehall
News | News
Future of Israel held at Tel Aviv University: 75% of Israel’s Arab Citizens Favor Voluntary Non-Military Civic Service
Future of Israel held at Tel Aviv University: 75% of Israel’s Arab Citizens Favor Voluntary Non-Military Civic Service Presented for the first time at the Tel Aviv Conference: Future of Israel held at Tel Aviv University in collaboration with the Ka
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UN Watch: Lawmakers Challenge UK, Canada, EU, Australia For Denying Role in Naming Iran to UN Committee
UN Watch: Lawmakers Challenge UK, Canada, EU, Australia For Denying Role in Naming Iran to UN Committee Lawmakers worldwide are expressing outrage after UN Watch revealed that numerous democracies — including Canada, Australia, France, the UK, Germany,
Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles (5-11-2026 to 5-15-2026)
How’s your week looking? Let’s busy it up, shall we? From May 11-15 in Los Angeles, catch The Muppet Scriptland
Music | Music
“There are so many special memories within the walls — not to mention the rooftop.” Coming soon: A chance to stand where the Beatles played their last concert
Apple Corps plans to open the Beatles’ historic headquarters at 3 Savile Row in London, giving fans access to the site of the band’s final live performance.
Visual Arts | Visual Arts
7 Real-Life Locations That Inspired Claude Monet’s Most Famous Paintings
Step inside the enchanting landscapes, gardens, and cities that inspired some of Claude Monet’s most celebrated masterpieces.
Politics | Politics
Meet 'Working-Class Mainer' Graham Platner's Oyster Farming Business Partner, an Elite Boarding School Graduate Who Drinks 'Foraged Spring Water' and Owns the Island Where the Farm Is Based
Maine's far-left Democratic Senate nominee, Graham Platner, has leaned on his career as a "working-class" oyster farmer to cast himself as a blue-collar everyman. His Ivy League business partner—who owns the secluded island where the farm is based—is, wel
