Jerry Seinfeld took back statements he previously made, attributing leftist-driven political correctness as being a death knell for comedy. The 70-year-old comedian made the initial comments during an interview with The New Yorker in April. At the time, he said, “People [are] worrying so much about offending other people” that the art of comedy has been going downhill.  “When you write a script and it goes into four or five different hands, committees, groups—’Here’s our thought about this joke.’ Well, that’s the end of your comedy,” Seinfeld declared at the time. Now, the sitcom creator is changing his story. On an episode of his “Breaking Bread” podcast released on Tuesday, Seinfeld told fellow comedian Tom Papa that he “regrets” making those statements, which went viral at the time. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “I said that the ‘extreme left’ has suppressed the art of comedy. I did say that. That’s not true,” Seinfeld told Papa. “It’s not true. If you’re a champion skier, you can put the gates anywhere you want on the mountain and you’re going to make the gate. That’s comedy. Whatever the culture is, we make the gate. You don’t make the gate, you’re out of the game. The game is where is the gate and how do I make the gate to get down the hill.” He continued, “Does culture change and are there things that I used to say that [I can’t because] people are always moving [the gate]? Yes, but that’s the biggest and easiest target. You can’t say certain words about groups. So what? The accuracy of your observation has to be 100 times finer than that just to be a comedian…So I don’t think, as I said, the ‘extreme left’ has done anything to inhibit the art of comedy.” Seinfeld also denied rumors that he was unwilling to perform at colleges anymore.  “First of all, I never said it, but if you think I said it, it’s not true. I play colleges all the time,” the celeb said. “I have no problem with kids, performing for them. I was just at the University of Indiana. I do colleges all the time.”

Fox Business host Charles Payne called out Vice President Kamala Harris over her recent attempts to reach out to black men and save her flagging poll numbers ahead of the November 5th presidential election. Payne argued that Harris — and other prominent Democrats like former President Barack Obama — were insulting black men when they argued that sexism was the only possible reason that they could have for not supporting Harris in her bid for the presidency. WATCH: Charles is not playing anymore. He is calling out Kamala ??? pic.twitter.com/dKwUuu4E2A — Michelle Maxwell (@MichelleMaxwell) October 15, 2024 “America’s Newsroom” anchor Bill Hemmer kicked off the conversation by paraphrasing Obama’s recent comments, in which he appeared to be trying to insult black men into supporting Harris: “Black men have to get over the fact that you got a woman on the ticket and are you afraid to vote for her, is basically what he did, and challenge them.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “A damn shame,” Payne replied. “It’s so insulting. I really — could you imagine a white man talking down to black people like that, particularly black men? That’s our issue? Women? It’s not the fact that I don’t have a job or my job is not existing or I’m in a world where, by the way, progressives are erasing me from movies, from billboards, from opportunities.” “The Democratic Party, particularly progressives in Hollywood, Madison Avenue, Washington, D.C., Wall Street, they have erased the black man. There’s no opportunities for black men anywhere in their world, and I think a lot of it centers around what they perceive to be too much toxic masculinity. They hate black masculinity,” Payne continued. “They hate it, and they’ve gone to war with it, and black men have noticed it — and guess what? They’re saying, ‘We’re not going to take it anymore.'” Payne went on to say that black men were tired of being “pimped,” using an example in which black people were used in a state’s campaign to legalize marijuana — and then all of the black applicants were denied licenses to sell it in that state. “They’re not wanted in the white, progressive world,” he said “They’re not wanted, and they’re waking up and pushing back.” He concluded by ripping into Harris’ proposed plan to bring more “opportunities” to black men, arguing that it was all from the same “bag of tricks” that Democrats had been drawing from for years and saying that none of it would actually help.

Harrison Ford has had a long and illustrious Hollywood career, and he has no plans on slowing down any time soon. The Oscar nominee recently chatted with GQ and discussed his future career plans. He said, “I suppose I should be sitting on my a–, but I actually love working.” Fans love his career almost as much as he does. He is remembered for several iconic roles such as Han Solo from Star Wars and Indiana Jones from the Indiana Jones franchise. (Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic) Harrison said he enjoys telling powerful stories and it’s “the quality of writing” that’s most important when accepting new jobs. He continued, “It doesn’t matter what the genre is. It doesn’t matter whether it’s on television or in movies. It’s the writing; it’s the story; it’s the character; it’s the emotional experience for an audience or for myself.” What Is Next For Harrison Ford? Harrison Ford’s latest project is Shrinking, in which he plays Paul, a therapist suffering from Parkinson’s disease. His role in this TV series started in 2023 and is currently in its second season. Fox News also shares that the actor is set to begin another project. He has “Signed on to play Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross, a.k.a. Red Hulk, in the new Marvel movie, Captain America: Brave New World. While this last project is stepping outside of his wheelhouse, Ford shares that deal that he worked out with himself. He said, “I’d do something that I just really wanted to do because of the people involved or the subject matter or the character, and then I’d do one that I think would be a popular success because I think that’s important also.” Regardless of the role, it is apparent that Harrison Ford is not retiring anytime soon. We cannot wait to see more roles added to his legendary career roster. The source of the featured image is here. The post Harrison Ford Reveals If He’ll Retire At 82 appeared first on InspireMore.

Fans of the show Blue Bloods are in for a rare treat as Donnie Wahlberg shares some exciting news. For those of you who always wanted to pull up a chair and join the iconic family dinner, you can do the next best thing. While you won’t be able to pull a real chair to the table, you can eat the same meals as the Reagan family, and here’s how. Blue Bloods Family Dinner Parade shared the incredible news about how fans will be able to eat the same meals as the stars on the show. They shared, “For the final season of the police/family drama, Donnie Wahlberg’s brother Chef Paul Wahlberg will be presenting eight recipes in conjunction with the family meals presented on Blue Bloods each Sunday.” That’s right…if the Reagan family is eating steak and potatoes for dinner, you can join them. How often do you dream of being a part of your favorite TV show or at least eating the delicious meals they get to eat on screen? Chef Paul shared his thoughts on the rare and exciting opportunity. He stated, “As a chef and someone who values the importance of family traditions, it’s an incredible honor to celebrate the legacy of Blue Bloods with some Wahlburgers magic.” Then, Wahlberg continued by expressing the importance of the scenes that show the Regan family eating dinner. He continued, “The Reagan family’s dinners have always been about more than just the food — they’re about connections we make around the dinner table.” Now, he hopes that sharing these recipes and welcoming them to the Blue Bloods dinner will help fans make connections not only to the characters on the show but among one another. Family Recipe Series In the YouTube announcement, Chef Paul told fans that each week, he will be sharing a recipe that’s inspired by one of the new episodes of the show. Not only will he be sharing recipes, but he will be sharing cooking tips and stories behind each meal. Talk about a dynamic duo! You get to watch Donnie Wahlberg on screen while eating a Paul Wahlberg recipe! Chef Paul mentioned that it doesn’t matter if you watch the show. If you are a foodie or love family gatherings, these special recipes can be for you too! Fans are loving this special way to honor the show. One fan wrote, “This is a great idea to honor the show. Love Blue Bloods. VERY sad it’s the last season.” Another wrote, “Great idea Paul!” Finally, Donnie Wahlberg and his brother Paul shared details on how to join these Blue Bloods dinner events. First, you should follow the Wahlburgers on Instagram. Then you join the WahlClub or follow the Blue Bloods Instagram and Youtube channels. There you will be able to access exclusive recipes and see videos of Chef Paul guiding you through the process. The source of the featured image is by Jamie Lamor Thompson via Shutterstock. The post Donnie Wahlberg Announces Creative Way For “Blue Bloods” Fans To Join The Iconic Reagan Dinners appeared first on InspireMore.

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