Radio host Howard Stern stated Tuesday that "there's too much at stake" with the upcoming election for the sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live" to make fun of Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris.As part of Harris' continued media blitz this week, she sat down with Stern, who was tripping over himself to express his fervent endorsement of her candidacy.'You've got to win, you just have to.'Stern admitted that he was "really nervous" because he wanted the election to "go well" for Harris. "Even when I watch them on 'Saturday Night Live,' where they have Maya Rudolph playing you, I hate it," Stern told Harris. "I don't want you being made fun of. There's too much at stake. I believe the entire future of this country right now — I mean, as America, land of the free, home of the brave — I think it's literally on the line," he added."I agree with you," Harris responded.When asked how she felt about Rudolph's impression of her, Harris told Stern that she is "a huge fan" and thought "it was funny.""I think she put a lot of time into doing the piece and the character," Harris said.During an interview on "The View" this week, Harris was shown a clip of Rudolph's impression of her. She responded to the video by stating, "Maya Rudolph, she's so good, she had the whole thing, the suit, the jewelry, the mannerisms."Harris told Stern that her opponent, Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump, has a "desire to be a dictator."She continued, "He says he's going to be a dictator on day one. Understand what dictators do. They jail journalists. They put people who are protesting in the street in jail," both of which the Biden-Harris administration has done.Stern told Harris, "With all this pressure on you right now, and you've got to win, you just have to.""I really believe we're in for the darkest skies on the planet. Like, the sun's literally going to go out. God bless you for doing this," he added.The friendly interview was ridiculed by New York Times columnist Michelle Cottle, who likened the talk to Harris spending an "hour in the warm embrace" of Stern. Cottle accused the radio host of being "a little too openly butt-smoochy.""Who could resist the opportunity to outsource some Trump bashing to a professional trash-talker like Stern, who famously disdains the MAGA king?" Cottle questioned.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A lawsuit against Deadspin will proceed after a judge found that the news outlet could be liable for defamation against a 9-year-old boy accused of racism over his Kansas City Chiefs costume.In Nov. 2023, Deadspin writer Carron Phillips scolded a child for appearing at a game between the Raiders and the Chiefs with a Native American headdress and face paint. Phillips faced immediate online backlash after some realized that he had used a photo of only one side of the child's face to make it appear as if it was blackface. 'In its description of the child, [Deadspin] crossed the fine line protecting its speech from defamation claims.' The family of the boy demanded that the publication retract the article and said that they had received furious vitriol, including some death threats. In their defense, the family pointed out their Chumash tribe lineage. When Deadspin merely edited the article and neglected to formally apologize, the family decided to file a lawsuit. The publication argued in court that it was not liable for defamation because the article was based on opinion, but Superior Court Judge Sean Lugg disagreed and ruled that the lawsuit could proceed. “Deadspin published an image of a child displaying his passionate fandom as a backdrop for its critique of the NFL’s diversity efforts and, in its description of the child, crossed the fine line protecting its speech from defamation claims,” Lugg wrote. He went to cite specific claims in the article that the child was taught to hate by his parents and that he wore the paint to insult Native Americans and blacks as "provable false assertions of fact and are therefore actionable." Since the original article published, Deadspin was sold and the entire staff was laid off. “Deadspin and Carron Phillips have never shown a morsel of remorse for using a 9-year-old boy as their political football,” read an email statement from Elizabeth Locke, an attorney for the family. “The Armenta family is looking forward to taking depositions and presenting this case to a jury at trial.”The boy would not be allowed to wear his costume at the Kansas City Chiefs stadium because the organization has banned headdresses since 2020. In February, he attended the Super Bowl between the Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers in his headdress and face paint but not with one side painted black. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A song once asked what war was good for, and apart from things like fighting off aggressors, the thing it’s best for is providing a background for strategy gaming. Songs of Steel Hispania uses one particular war for its basis, namely the conflict on the Iberian Peninsula between 153 BC and 133 BC. If you aren’t familiar with that series of wars then don’t worry; Songs of Steel Hispania will get you up to speed with its combination of historical turn-based strategy and consequence-filled narrative decisions. What’s more, with its first big patch, it just got a whole lot better to play. Continue reading Cerebral Roman war sim Songs of Steel Hispania gets game changing update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best strategy games, Best turn-based strategy games, Best war games

A new fantasy MMORPG spearheaded by one of the original creators of RuneScape - that’s an exciting premise, right? Well, that’s exactly what you’re getting soon with Brighter Shores, the upcoming game from Andrew Gower’s Fen Research studio. However, we come with both bad and good news. The bad news: its early access launch on Steam has been delayed. Darn. The good news: it’s only been delayed by a single day. Huzzah! Continue reading RuneScape creator’s new MMO Brighter Shores gets a bizarre pushback MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMORPGs, Best free PC games, Best fantasy games

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