Anathema With Lauren Chen

Supergirl, starring Milly Alcock, is already angering fans & seems destined to bomb
Keir Starmer resigns as Prime Minister & Labour Party Leader
Restore Britain's Ruper Lowe condemns ethnonationalism
Anne Hathaway is pregnant with her 3rd child at 43!

Rupert Lowe releases the Grooming Gang Report, and it's even worse than you thinkJD Vance appears on The ViewThe Left tries to astroturf Juneteenth The new trailer for Shrek is getting dragged online

Feminists preach saying NO to their husbands on X
Elliott Page breaks down "masculinity" like a woman
UK bans minors from accessing social media
Bill Maher calls out the WOKE in his party

Elon Musk becomes the world's first TRILLIONAIRE, and leftists are angry they can't steal his wealth
Unrest continues in Belfast as calls for remigration spread across Europe
The Metcalf and Anthony families weigh in on what happened between their sons
A debate between MAGA & America First supporters gets messy

• Uwe Boll Interview: The director discusses his new film, Citizen Vigilante, starring Armie Hammer, which has been banned in Germany. Boll addresses the controversy surrounding the film’s portrayal of migrant crime and the political climate in Europe.    • The Rick Chow Verdict: Analysis of the not-guilty verdict for Rick Chow, a South Carolina store owner who shot a 14-year-old teen three years ago. The host examines the details of the case, including the discovery of a loaded weapon on the teen, and critiques the subsequent backlash from activists.    • Henry Nowak Case: A review of newly released body cam footage involving Henry Nowak in the UK. The video shows police conduct at the scene where Nowak was fatally stabbed, which has sparked widespread protests across England.    • LA Mayoral Race: An update on the runoff election between Spencer Pratt and incumbent Karen Bass. The host discusses Pratt's campaign progress and the current state of Los Angeles regarding crime and homelessness.    • Pride Month 2026: A brief observation on the "lackluster" nature of Pride Month celebrations in 2026 compared to previous years, noting a decrease in corporate "rainbow" branding.