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Kimmel Confronts Trump Over 'Take Out' Remarks Amidst Media Divide
politics2 days ago

Kimmel Confronts Trump Over 'Take Out' Remarks Amidst Media Divide

Jimmy Kimmel used his October 6 show to criticize President Trump's Nebraska rally comments suggesting Iran could 'take out' Los Angeles and San Diego. While Democrats and California officials condemned the remarks as dangerous, several mainstream journalists and the White House argued the comments were misinterpreted context regarding the costs of war. Kimmel highlighted the hypocrisy of conservative media defending Trump while attacking his own prior jokes, noting the administration's recent threats against his network.

via USA Today|
#california-politics#donald-trump#iran-war
Media critics reject Democratic framing of Trump’s Iran remarks as out of context
politics3 days ago

Media critics reject Democratic framing of Trump’s Iran remarks as out of context

President Trump’s comments at a Nebraska rally regarding Iran potentially 'taking out' Los Angeles and San Diego sparked a fierce debate. While Democrats and California officials condemned the remarks as dangerous, several prominent media critics and journalists argued the comments were taken out of context, interpreting them as a warning about the costs of war rather than an endorsement of nuclear attacks.

via Fox News|
#california-politics#donald-trump#gavin-newsom
Sorkin’s Facebook Sequel Draws Mixed Reviews for Its Polemical Tone and Visual Flatness
culture3 days ago

Sorkin’s Facebook Sequel Draws Mixed Reviews for Its Polemical Tone and Visual Flatness

Aaron Sorkin’s new film, The Social Reckoning, dramatizes the 2019-2021 era of Facebook’s internal controversies, focusing on whistleblower Frances Haugen and journalist Jeff Horwitz. While the film is praised for its sharp dialogue and relevant subject matter, critics note its visual stagnation and lack of the alienation-driven tension present in the 2010 predecessor, The Social Network.

via Financial Times|
#aaron-sorkin#culture#facebook
Backlash over NY Magazine's Habibi City cover accused of antisemitic erasure
media1 month ago

Backlash over NY Magazine's Habibi City cover accused of antisemitic erasure

New York Magazine is facing sharp backlash for its Habibi City cover, accused of erasing Jewish identity while praising SWANA Arab culture and framing Israel/Palestine politics in a way critics say minimizes the Oct. 7 attacks; Jewish groups and pro-Israel advocates condemn the piece as antisemitic and erasing Jewish history, prompting reader cancellations and strong public rebuke as the debate over representation in media intensifies.

via nypost.com|
#antisemitism#habibi-city#media
Arch Manning Finds Momentum After a Rocky Start at Texas
sports8 months ago

Arch Manning Finds Momentum After a Rocky Start at Texas

Arch Manning faced intense scrutiny in his Texas starting debut, with a rocky early stretch followed by steady growth that helped the Longhorns finish 10-3; Cooper Manning says Arch stayed gritty through criticism, handled the spotlight, and the family emphasizes hard work, humility, and enjoying the process as Arch heads into a high-profile 2026 season.

via The New York Times|
#arch-manning#college-football#media-criticism
OutKick: CBS’s Romo Coverage Is Living in Fantasy Land
sports8 months ago

OutKick: CBS’s Romo Coverage Is Living in Fantasy Land

An OutKick column argues CBS’s backlash against Tony Romo is misguided, claiming executives see little real evidence of a slanted Romo narrative and that Romo’s on-air pairing with Jim Nantz isn’t the root problem. Citing Romo’s Bills–Jaguars commentary and his focus on Mahomes/Allen, the piece contends fans aren’t tuning out because of him and accuses CBS of blaming viewers instead of addressing the coverage. The author suggests Romo has become unfairly scapegoated and urges CBS to own the audience dynamic rather than “cook” the narrative against him.

via OutKick|
#broadcasting#cbs#media-criticism