The Super Bowl is only four days away, and it will likely be the biggest entertainment event of the year with nearly 100 million households tuning in. The pro-life organization Faces of Choice wanted to capitalize on this incredible opportunity and created a 30-second Super Bowl ad featuring the faces of abortion survivors.

Despite being in contact with Fox about the ad for the last six months, Faces of Choice has still been unable to get an answer from Fox about whether or not the ad could be aired.

It’s all profoundly disappointing to Lyric Gillett, the founder and executive director of the organization.

The soon to be released film, Created Equal: Clarence Thomas In His Own Words, is a documentary that features Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas telling his story directly to the American people. The movie was filmed over a six-month period from over 30 hours of interviews with the Justice.

Filmmaker Michael Pack is producing the movie with Manifold Productions, Inc., an independent film and television production company that he founded in 1977.

In an interview with The Daily Citizen, Pack said the movie was born out of Justice Thomas’ dismay that his reputation was being defined by his enemies, and that his jurisprudence and legacy were being tarnished with outright lies. 

Hollywood may celebrate non-traditional family structures on shows like Friends, Single Parents, and Raven’s Home, but the Tinseltown titans’ own families more closely resemble that on Leave it to Beaver.

In a new study, Brad Wilcox and Wendy Wang found that California has a larger share of intact families than the rest of the United States. Three neighborhoods in the heart of Hollywood have a near 0% single parenthood rate. Forty other California neighborhoods, which include some of the most elite and liberal, are composed almost entirely of two-parent families.    

Wilcox and Wang note when it comes to family culture, California elites often “talk left but live right.”