'Let boys be boys, let girls be girls and let's stop chopping down men,' says Kevin Sorbo, actor and writer
Fox News
Actor, producer and writer Kevin Sorbo has just published a new children's book, "The Test of Lionhood," and spoke to Fox News Digital about why "boys should be boys, girls should be girls."
"The attack today on masculinity today is a call for us to stay vigilant right now," he said, "given what Hollywood's been doing to the movies and television. You know, Walt Disney said way back in the ‘50s that movies and TV will certainly influence our youth — and you see what’s been going on in the last 10 to 15 years in the world and what's going on in mainstream media, in movies, TV — and the messages that they keep putting out." "We give ‘pride’ an entire month … Yet we give our veterans one day." Sorbo soon will be reading from his new children's book in a public venue. He chooses projects that celebrate family, faith, country and freedom. Maureen Mackey is managing editor of lifestyle for Fox News Digital.
Sorbo said, "I'm just hoping that people wake up a little bit and realize, Let's let boys be boys and let girls be girls. And let's stop this whole thing about chopping down the men in the world."
University of Oklahoma student Samantha Fulnecky received zero after expressing Christian views in essay on gender norms, prompting discrimination complaint and congressional response.
Experts recommend seasonal produce, quality proteins, omega-3 rich foods and minimally processed ingredients for long-term health and improved mood over restrictive eating.
University of New South Wales research finds that social frailty increases dementia risk by 47% in adults over 70, naming low social contact and financial satisfaction as key factors.
Archaeologists and 249 schoolchildren searching for a 400-year-old castle in Northern Ireland discovered 9,000-year-old Mesolithic tools and Bronze Age remains.
Holiday travelers face increased scammer attacks using leaked personal data from airlines and hotels to send fake flight cancellations and payment requests.
A new study reveals transient objects in pre-satellite era photographs show statistically significant associations with nuclear testing and eyewitness UAP reports.
A 14-foot thresher shark died after becoming stranded in shallow water near Wellfleet, Massachusetts, despite rescue efforts by the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance.
The House canceled a planned vote on the SCORE Act as bipartisan concerns grew over its impact on college athletes, despite White House support for the legislation.
Stanford Medicine researchers found that older adults who received the shingles vaccine were 20% less likely to develop dementia over the next seven years.
Dolly Parton has announced her Tennessean Travel Stops partnership to create entertainment-focused rest areas on Tennessee highways starting in Cornersville.
A rare champagne from Princess Diana and King Charles' 1981 wedding is hitting the auction block. The unopened Dom Pérignon bottle could fetch up to $95,000 next week, experts believe.
Oklahoma student Samantha Fulnecky got a zero after citing the Bible in a gender norms essay, leading the University of Oklahoma to place the TA on leave.
New congressional bill would expose foreign adversary funding in U.S. schools, giving parents transparency into potential Chinese propaganda in classrooms.