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Megyn Kelly has taken another swipe at 'narcissistic' Kim Kardashian after the reality star was booed at the Los Angeles Rams game on Sunday.The former Today host, 51, said the country was 'getting sick of vain, "rules don't apply to me" stars such as Kim, 41, when discussing the weekend's incident in which the SKIMS founder was heckled after appearing on the Jumbotron.Speaking on podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show,  with political commentator Andrew Sullivan about his piece on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Megyn reflected on how the general public used to idolise royalty rather than the 'false Gods' of the Kardashians.  Fuming: Megyn Kelly has taken another swipe at 'narcissistic' Kim Kardashian after the reality star was booed at the Los Angeles Rams game on SundayKelly said of Kim: 'I don't think she is a bad person but I hate what she's come to stand for and what she represents.Referencing the star's recent $1.26million fine by the SEC for failing to disclose that she was paid $250,000 to promote a cryptocurrency on Instagram, Kelly added: 'So, I believe the reason they booed Kim Kardashian is because the country’s getting sick of narcissistic, vain, self-promotional, "rules do not apply to me" type of people, like her, like Meghan Markle.

Bill Maher is expanding his Club Random podcast into a network, with plans to launch a new show with sports journalist Sage Steele.

EXCLUSIVE: Miki Ishikawa (The Falcon And The Winter Soldier), Sierra McCormick (American Horror Stories) and Nick Sagar (The Princess Switch) have signed on to star in the indie horror-drama, I Don’t Want to Drink Your Blood Anymore, from writer-director Andrew Sullivan (Bokeh).

In the latest episode of his Apple TV+ series, Jon Stewart convened a panel of guests to discuss racism in America, a hot-button topic if there ever was one.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticOn Sunday, “60 Minutes” aired an interview that looked a lot like handing someone a megaphone.Correspondent Scott Pelley aired a profile of the conservative author Andrew Sullivan, one that ran with no clearer time peg than that, as Pelley put it in his introduction, Sullivan is “anxious about the future of the republic.” At some length, Sullivan, who currently publishes his newsletter “The Weekly Dish” via Substack, was allowed to expand upon his thoughts at some length. He is anxious because of a divided political climate in this country, one in which what Sullivan described as tribalism led, for instance, to the events of Jan.

New York magazine writer and former New Republic editor made the claim in a column titled, “Where have all the lesbians gone?” for conservative magazine The Spectator.In the column, Sullivan complains that lesbians won’t be able to “take care of [gay men] when we get sick” and argues that tomboyish lesbian teens are “being told that whatever obstacles [they] may encounter…can be resolved through male hormones.”“I miss lesbians,” he writes. “It is true that most homosexual men don’t have too many integrated in our lives, but most of us have a few.