Was John Wayne Racist? Unpacking the Legacy of a Hollywood Icon
John Wayne wasn’t just a “product of his time”—he was a proud, unapologetic racist who wielded his fame to prop up white supremacy
Politics, Economics, Business and Entertainment
January 2025
Taylor Starling: Redefining Influence Through OnlyFans
Taylor Starling, a name that embodies resilience and adaptability, has carved out a distinctive space in the digital creator economy.
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Konvy’s Aunt and the OnlyFans Controversy – A Viral Family Drama
Konvy, a popular streamer, and his aunt Ashley, an OnlyFans model whose viral antics have sparked debates about boundaries, clout-chasing, and the ethics of online exposure.
Comanche Station: Randolph Scott’s Grimy Swan Song—Or the Western Genre’s Last Gasp of Toxic Nostalgia?
Comanche Station (1960), Randolph Scott’s so-called “stoic farewell” to Westerns, isn’t a masterpiece—it’s a eulogy for a genre rotting under the weight of its own myths.
Shannon Depararro Atkins Arrested for Alleged Violent Threats Against President Trump
Shannon Depararro Atkins, a 46-year-old bakery owner and self-proclaimed “joker,” is behind bars today after allegedly flooding social media with violent calls for President Donald Trump’s assassination
Australian Sex Worker Tasha Paige Tormented by Privacy Violation, Exposing Society’s Hypocrisy on Abortion and Sex Work
Tasha Paige, 23, faced relentless online abuse after a stranger filmed her at an abortion clinic and weaponized her profession against her.
Nightmare in the Bronx: Machete-Wielding Madman Butchers Man’s Hand in Broad Daylight—All Over a Dog
34-year-old Tayquon Young became the latest victim of New York City’s spiraling street violence when a deranged stranger hacked off four of his fingers with a 30-inch machete
Golf Club Fury in NYC Subway: Masked Savage Bludgeons Elderly Woman in Broad Daylight
In yet another brazen act of subway savagery, a masked madman wielding a golf club shattered the morning commute in Lower Manhattan,
Jason Ayala: Manhattan Repeat Offender’s Crime Spree Ignites Debate Over Bail Reform and Prosecutorial Policies
The Crime That Set the City on Edge
Jason Ayala, 37, a career criminal with a rap sheet spanning two decades, was arrested on January 12, 2025, after a brutal robbery in Manhattan’s East Village. In the early hours at an Avenue D bodega, Ayala allegedly attacked a 61-year-old man and a 51-year-old acquaintance, stealing a cellphone in the process. Despite being charged with two counts of second-degree robbery—a bail-eligible offense—what happened next sent shockwaves through the city.
Robert Torres’ Virtual Classroom Perversion: How a Predatory Teacher Escaped Justice—And Still Gets Paid
Robert Torres, the Tottenville High School teacher and dean who turned a Google Meet into his own twisted peep show, isn’t just still employed by New York City’s Department of Education