"Supergirl" actress didn't quite make political comment that hacks at "Variety" claim she did, but clicks don't bait themselves
A lot of the "culture wars" we engage in over movies and sports can be fixed with better media training. If actors/actresses and athletes know that 98% of the reporters they talk to have a political agenda, they might starve the media of the partisan clickbait they are looking for. Exhibit Q of this is the Supergirl movie, where actress Milly Alcock allegedly said something, according to Vanity Fair, according to a Variety article about the Vanity Fair interview, according to a misleading tweet from Variety about the Variety article about the Vanity Fair interview.
SCOTUS issues MAJOR 8-1 ruling against the LGBTQ agenda, and you won't guess who was the lone dissent (though you probably will)
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Mamdani gives government employees "free" healthcare that costs double what taxpayers pay for it themselves
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