MSNBC fires back at disinformation — and makes history — with fearless new show
Three accomplished journalists, including two out gay Black men, welcome audiences to The Weekend. Just don’t expect them to play it safe.
May 2, 2025
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Three accomplished journalists, including two out gay Black men, welcome audiences to The Weekend. Just don’t expect them to play it safe.
What MSNBC did was “not the right way to treat people, and it’s inefficient, and it’s unnecessary, and it kind of drops the bottom out of whether or not people feel like this is a good place to work,” the prime-time host said.
The award-winning anchor is back to hold the new administration accountable.
The lesbian broadcaster is drawing big numbers during her once-a-week appearances on MSNBC.
Maddow will still host her show on Monday nights.
Their queer love has stood the test of time!
Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami talk about the forces behind pro-marriage equality rulings and discuss the new documentary on their court victory, The Case Against 8.
The attacks on the LGBTQ+ community has dire consequences across American society.
Dan Savage appeared on MSNBC's The Last Word and pointed out Kim Davis's moral double standards on marriage.
Cook caves to Trump like Mike Johnson, Sam Altman, and Shari Redstone, yet he feeds our addiction, ducking out of any culpability, writes John Casey.
NBC News has fired journalists who reported on Black, Latino, Asian and LGBTQ+ communities.
Opinion: How else to explain all the ridicule for what might be the last bastion of media resistance to Trump’s ensuing dictatorship, writes John Casey.
Jonathan Capehart and Eugene Daniels will host The Weekend alongside Jackie Alemany.
He tries to end health insurance during a pandemic, attacks peaceful protesters, weaponizes racism, and leaves our soldiers to die.
The Times disputes, however, that the tweet is the reason freelancer Lauren Wolfe is no longer working for the paper.
Documentaries about Rock Hudson, the Indigo Girls, and a trans filmmaker in Afghanistan, a drag story hour, a conversation with Billy Porter, and more will be on offer at the New York City fest.
Your man on the New York theater scene pulls a pre-Tonys cram session with Sean Hayes, Nathan Lane, and Vanessa Williams, but he still makes time for small stars and smaller penises off-Broadway.