Author J.K. Rowling announced in a Saturday X post that she may have found the most “bat-s*** gender identity argument” yet, noting that the latest gem she’d come across had brought the Catholic Church into the discussion. Rowling’s efforts to stand for women’s sex-based rights and private spaces have provoked ire from the radical trans activist crowd — they’ve labeled her a Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist (TERF) — and they often target her on social media with the latest arguments aimed at shaming her into agreeing with them. The attacks are so constant that Rowling doesn’t often appear to be shocked by them — she even said once that she’d gotten so many death threats that she could paper her house with them — but she admitted on Saturday that the latest one was new to her. “You think you’ve heard the last word in bat-s*** gender identity arguments and then you see a post saying that using the new Pope’s title instead of his birth name is exactly the same as accepting that a man is a woman if he says he is,” Rowling said. You think you’ve heard the last word in batshit gender identity arguments and then you see a post saying that using the new Pope’s title instead of his birth name is exactly the same as accepting that a man is a woman if he says he is. pic.twitter.com/vJRSUw29dO — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) May 10, 2025 When the conclave concluded on May 8, and the Vatican announced that Cardinal Robert Prevost of Chicago would become Pope Leo XIV, X was flooded with activists who complained that Catholics everywhere seemed to have no objection to addressing the pontiff by his new “chosen” name, but had a problem with doing the same for those who choose new names or pronouns because they identify as transgender. A few critics other than Rowling pushed back as well, some of them noting that Prevost had not simply “self-identified” as Leo XIV to become the Pope.

Just when you think you’ve got The Voice all figured out, producers throw in an unexpected twist to shake things up. This week, the field was narrowed to the top eight contestants. Giving each singer incredible odds of taking home a win. But what’s the fun in making things easy? Carson Daley made a change on this week’s episode that made everyone smile on The Voice when he introduced the Super Save. “Coaches, lend me your ears. I come with great news, great joy,” Carson explained. “We’ve always intended to keep the best Artists on this show for the longest amount of time. We’re going to allow each of you to bring back one Artist.” @nbcthevoice @RENZO takes over #TheVoice stage with his #TooSweet take on #Hozier. #VoicePlayoffs ♬ original sound – NBC's The Voice The Super Save Shocked “The Voice” Judges As soon as Kelsea Ballerini, Adam Levine, John Legend, and Michael Bublé heard the Super Save news, they could hardly contain themselves. “I know who that is!” Michael cheered. “How did you keep this secret?” “Do you know how much stress you unnecessarily put on us?” John said. “They didn’t tell me I was going to be able to pick three all along.” “We love a good plot twist,” Kelsea joked. “I feel like Santa Claus. Ho ho ho. Gimme the phone. It’s Christmas.” Mr. Cool Adam didn’t give the same kind of reaction to the Super Save, opting for a simple compliment. “Pretty awesome we get to do this…I love giving someone another opportunity,” he said. Fans can’t wait to see how the Super Save changes things on The Voice. They commented about their excitement on TikTok. This fan can stand the anticipation. “Need to know who they’re bringing back ASAP.” “If BD doesn’t come back, I’m boycotting,” another person wrote. Lots of fans hope we see more Britton. Like this person, “Can Britton come back??” And this one, “Adam will be so hated if he does not bring back Britton lol.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “The Voice” Introduced The Super Save And Changed The Game Forever appeared first on InspireMore.

Boston Market hit the scene in 1985 as Boston Chicken. The restaurant made rotisserie chicken famous and, at its peak, had more than 1,000 locations across the United States. But business began to wane in the 1990s, and by 1998, the fast-casual chain filed for bankruptcy. Today, Boston Market has fewer than 20 locations nationwide, but that will change soon. The company plans to open a new store in Buffalo, New York, and hopefully, many more. According to Buffalo Business First, owner Jignesh “Jay” Pandya has plans for the beloved eatery. “He’s licensing the concept to other owners who recognize the potential of the brand because the current business is not set up to accept franchisees,” according to the report. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Boston Market (@bostonmarket) Jay Has Global Plans For Boston Market Restaurant Business reported Jay opened a location in Delhi in 2024 called Boston Chicken India. An Instagram post explained, “Where American tradition meets Indian hospitality. Step into Boston Chicken India’s inviting dining haven, where every moment is an immersive experience. Savor the fusion of slow-roasted perfection and vibrant flavors that elevate the simple pleasure of a meal. Discover a culinary oasis in the heart of Delhi.” It’s not clear what Jay’s exact plans are, but Boston Market has a lively social media presence and often posts on Instagram. On a post from May 12 a customer asked, “You guys still exist.? Every location near me has closed.” Boston Market replied, “Which location close down near you that you’re missing?” According to its website, Boston Market still has plenty to offer. “Our mission is to create awesome rotisserie meals. We started our restaurant revolution with just three ingredients: fire, a spit, and chicken. No one does chicken like we do. But chicken isn’t the only thing that hits our rotisserie oven— we utilize the same tried and true techniques on our prime rib. Get hungry for rotisserie perfection.” This story’s featured image is by Taspho via Shutterstock. The post Beloved 1990s Fast-Food Chain Making A Comeback After Nearly Disappearing appeared first on InspireMore.

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