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Anti-Trump Comedian Reveals ‘Wild’ Reason She Got ‘Love Letters And Dick Pics’ From MAGA Men

“I was getting a lot of interesting stuff for a couple of weeks,” Heather McMahan said. Well, it does seem like a comedian’s wet dream. The anti-Trump comedian began by admitting the obvious — she does look like a conservative woman. “I’m like, why do people think I’m MAGA?” McMahan told the podcast. “And then I’m like, look at me. I’m always dolled to the nines; I always have a full drag beat on; I’m from Georgia; I live in Atlanta; I went to school in Mississippi. Like, I’m giving ‘Blindside.’” The comedian is actually a vocal critic of Donald Trump and praised CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins during an interview earlier this year for how she handled herself when the president criticized her for not smiling enough. But due to her look, it was easy for people to think McMahan was a Trump supporter when her emcee gig at the 2025 Ryder Cup, the biennial men’s golf competition between the…

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Movie Review: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ leads to romantic conclusion on screen

Now, I love a good romantic comedy. Lately, that’s been fulfilled through reading tons and tons of the plentiful romance books available, but it’s also nice to watch them. So when I heard that one of my favorite authors, Ali Hazelwood, was getting her debut book “The Love Hypothesis” adapted on Amazon Prime, it was almost mandatory for me to watch the screen debut as soon as it dropped. “The Love Hypothesis” follows Olive Smith (Lili Reinhart) while she studies for her doctorate in biology, focusing on pancreatic cancer at Stanford University. She’s married to her work, but the one crush she briefly had also happens to be the guy her roommate and best friend Anh Pham (Rachel Marsh) is into. So, to get her roommate to finally date the man of her dreams, Olive pretends to be on a date. However, while Olive is about to be busted in her lie she kisses the guy who happens to be beside her…

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From solemn to outrageous, Bloomington theater groups offer variety

No one can say Bloomington thirsts for live theater. That has become more true than ever, and here's much of what's happening this autumn and into winter. From solemn to outrageous, there's enough drama and comedy for almost anyone. Here's what you can enjoy in the next couple of months. "Goosebumps The Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium," Oct. 30-Nov. 15 in the Waldron Arts Center auditorium, 122 S. Walnut St. "White Christmas," 7:30-10:30 p.m. Dec. 4-6, 11-13 and 18-20 at Brown County Playhouse, 70 S. Van Buren St., Nashville. It's an all-ages live musical about two World War II Army veterans turned song-and-dance partners who team up with a sister act to save a struggling Vermont lodge owned by their formal general. Tickets are $26.08. For more go online to browncountyplayhouse.org. "Fall Freilich," 1:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Monroe County Public Library southwest branch at 865 S. Lora…

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Jay Roach Producing New Line Comedy From Larry Stuckey & Joanna Leeds

Jay Roach is set to produce a new female-driven ensemble comedy for New Line from scribes Larry Stuckey & Joanna Leeds. Services to share this page. EXCLUSIVE: Jay Roach and longtime producing partner Michelle Graham are on board to produce a new female-driven ensemble comedy for New Line, Deadline has learned. The film’s title and plot are being kept under wraps for now. Larry Stuckey & Joanna Leeds are adapting the screenplay from a story they conceived with Joanna’s brother, Andrew Leeds. The project reunites Roach with Stuckey, who began his film career as a development exec for Roach before associate producing and contributing to the writing of his iconic comedy Meet the Fockers and co-writing follow-up Little Fockers. Roach returns to New Line after directing the Austin Powers trilogy for the studio. His extensive filmography also includes comedies like Meet the Parents, Meet the…

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