Katy Perry's new song is feminist GARBAGE



Katy Perry’s just come out with a new single, and the general reaction is not great.

“She does have a beautiful voice, but the values behind the song and then who’s behind it — it’s a little disturbing,” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” says, before calling the song a “feminist anthem.”

The song is aptly titled “Woman’s World” and features lyrics like “Sexy confident / so intelligent / she is heaven sent / so soft, so strong.”

“Actually awful,” Stuckey scoffs, adding, “This ‘Woman’s World’ song, that’s supposed to be a feminist anthem, that’s supposed to make you and I feel really empowered.”

Despite the song being about empowering women, there were six writers who worked on the song — and four of them were men. All the producers of the music video were male, the choreographer was male, and three producers of the song were male.

One of the men who worked on the song is Dr. Luke, who was accused of sexual abuse by the pop star Kesha, alongside other women.

“So, on this feminist anthem, not only is it mostly headed up by men, also by a pretty credibly accused sexual abuser,” Stuckey says, adding, “This is just very hypocritical.”

“You would think that she would have been able to find someone who wasn’t accused of sexual abuse, or just find a woman. Are there no women in this women’s world that can produce this?”


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Out-of-body experiences and passion for the word of God: Allie Beth Stuckey’s journey to 'Relatable'



Allie Beth Stuckey had no idea that her humble beginnings as a young college graduate with a passion for the word of God and talent for public speaking would lead her to where she is now — on the set of the 1,000th episode of "Relatable."

“I got to deliver the commencement speech at our college graduation, and I just remember there was this moment, it almost felt like an out-of-body experience, where I was looking out into the crowd and I just had this, it was almost a physical feeling in my heart that I want to do this,” Stuckey says.

“This is what I want to do for the rest of my life,” she adds.

Stuckey was also leading a Bible study in 2015, when the election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was heating up.

One of the girls in the Bible study told Stuckey that she loved Bernie Sanders.

“I’m like, ‘I’m sorry, what?’ and so we start going through the issues,” Stuckey explains. “And by the way, she is extremely conservative now.”

This is what inspired Stuckey to begin talking to young women about political issues, so she started off small, speaking at sorority chapter meetings, and started a blog called “The Conservative Millennial.”

“Eventually I started making videos that just took off, that were getting hundreds of thousands and millions of views — whether it was about Trump, or how Christians should vote, or about feminism, the Women’s March, abortion, things like that,” Stuckey explains.

This is what led her to touring Blaze Studios and eventually doing Facebook lives with Blaze Media.

“The videos that I was doing for TheBlaze really worked, they performed really well. And then so it just kind of grew,” she says.

“And here I am today.”

“So much evidence, at least to me, of God’s providence and how he works all things together according to his good will,” she continues, before leaving her audience with a message of hope.

“I know that our lives look different, that you are on a different journey than I am, and the opportunities and spaces and sphere of influence that God has for you is going to be different — but all of us are placed on these tiny, tiny spots of eternity, these tiny specks of the universe.”

“And all of us are called to the same thing — yes, to do the next right thing in faith with excellence and for the glory of God — but just to maximize and beautify and to cultivate and to make better the people around us through the power of the Holy Spirit.”


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New theory explaining how the dinosaurs died will have you laughing hysterically



When it comes to how the dinosaurs went extinct, we’ve been fed a number of theories over the years.

They died because a giant asteroid hit the Earth; they died because of catastrophic volcanic activity; they died because of climate change; they died because of shifting tectonic plates.

But now, a new theory has emerged — one that we can’t help but laugh a little at.

“Scientists have finally discovered — definitively, they say — what killed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago,” says Pat Gray.

“It’s pollen. Yeah, turns out they all died from really bad allergies.”

If you think we’re kidding — we’re not.

To hear more about this new “leading” theory, watch the clip below:


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Talking dinosaur warns humans of impending extinction, says they're 'headed for a climate disaster': UN video



Speaking at the U.N. in New York City, a talking computer-generated dinosaur warns that humans must take action to avoid going extinct as a consequence of climate change — the bizarre scene unfolds in video released by the United Nations Development Programme.

"You're headed for a climate disaster. And yet every year governments spend hundreds of billions of public funds on fossil fuel subsidies," the dinosaur declares.

"Think of all the other things you could do with that money. Around the world people are living in poverty. Don't you think helping them would make more sense than, I don't know, paying for the demise of your entire species?!"

"So here's my wild idea: Don't choose extinction. Save your species before it's too late. It's time for you humans to stop makin' excuses and start makin' changes," the creature pontificates as soaring music plays in the background.

At the conclusion of his remarks, Frankie The Dino receives a standing ovation from members of the audience in the U.N. General Assembly Hall.

Frankie says #DontChooseExtinction. @UNDP agrees. https://t.co/b4BG8HLhBU

— Frankie The Dino (@frankiethedino) 1635339602.0

The dinosaur is voiced in English by actor Jack Black, according to a news release.

"UNDP's 'Don't Choose Extinction' campaign and film aim to shine a spotlight on fossil fuel subsidies and how they are canceling out significant progress towards ending climate change and are driving inequality by benefitting the rich," the release states.

The effort promotes the same climate alarmism peddled by many on the left that predicts catastrophic consequences unless drastic action is pursued.

"Man-made climate change will cause more frequent and more intense fires, floods, storms, hurricanes, droughts and heatwaves — to the point where some of them will be happening in the same place at the same time," don'tchooseextinction.com warns. "And even if you're lucky enough to avoid all that, then you might fall victim to the diseases that are more likely to spread, or perhaps become one of the 700 million who are already killed each year from air pollution."

According to the news release, head of UNDP's Bureau for External Relations and Advocacy Ulrika Modéer said, "We want the film to entertain, but we also want to raise awareness of just how critical the situation is. The world must step up on climate action if we are to succeed in keeping our planet safe for future generations."