ABOVE: The shadow knows.

BELOW: Keep reading for a white supremacist gets her comeuppance, Josh Hawley rejected by Loews, first major inauguration arrest announced and more ...

He's ready to start loving himself. Can we watch? (Image via selfie)

ABOVE: If you're not familiar with American Idol veteran David Hernandez, get familiar with him here. He has some inspirational messaging, not just tits and ass. (That, too.)

BELOW: Keep reading for a Karen who knows her Constitution, a Lincoln Project co-founder coming out as gay (under less-than-ideal circumstances), the NRA goes belly-up and heads west and more  ...

ABOVE: They're taking the twincest fantasy to TikTok-teasing levels.

BELOW: Keep reading for a naked Keanu, more satisfying Capitol riots arrests, Bruce Willis's apology and more ...

ABOVE: If you kinda love it, it's by Theodore Johansson, and he's got an Etsy.

BELOW: Keep reading for an out gay rugby player, 12 seditious senators, Busy's child comes out as gay and more ...

(Image via Twitter)

The Supreme Court of the United States rejected the anti-American lawsuit filed by the AG of Texas meant to toss the votes of millions of battleground-state voters for Biden, in order to hand the election to Trump.

The lawsuit by Ken Paxton tried to invalidate the votes in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and Wisconsin — and 

Some 126 House Republicans had signed on to support the suit, a clear attempt at a political coup unprecedented in U.S. history. New Jersey Rep. Bill Pascrell has urged Nancy Pelosi to refuse to seat those 126 on the basis of Reconstruction-era constitutional safeguards against treason.

🚨BREAKING: I’m demanding that the 126 Republicans who have endorsed a malignant lawsuit to overturn the will of the people and undermine our democracy not be seated in Congress. https://t.co/PKMzlSfEjX pic.twitter.com/PLZyyAz7aZ

— Bill Pascrell, Jr. (@PascrellforNJ) December 11, 2020

Upon hearing the news of the SCOTUS smackdown — which stings especially since he installed three of its current members — Trump threw a social media hissy-fit, accusing the justices of displaying no wisdom, no courage in rejecting the patently absurd lawsuit.

He also reportedly skipped a maskless, coronavirus-courting White House holiday party, refusing to come out to greet his assembled guests

Trump was scheduled to attend a holiday party around the time the Supreme Court ruling came down. But around 8:30 p.m., guests were informed that Trump would not be coming down from the residence to speak. https://t.co/RS0mYzIskv

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 12, 2020

ABOVE: Flex in the city.

BELOW: Keep reading for the kid whose painted nails got him in trouble, Tim Cook supports trans people, the best job in the world and more ...

ABOVE: Daddy of your dreams Ed Harris was born on this day. More if you follow here.

BELOW: Keep reading for Tyler Posey's bare ass, an Adonis Lounge cover stud, Trump losing even worse, Michael B. Jordan branching out into OnlyFans, the annual Steve Grand calendar is (almost) here and more ...

He hadn't seen his own video in years — and “it takes me right back there.” (Image via video still)

Ten years after Joel Burns's It Gets Better video — which I would bet many of us remember — the former Fort Worth city councilman relives the experience of expressing himself so publicly using his platform and going viral, plus how it affected his loved ones: