Lou Aguilar
In 1984, the Democratic governor of Louisiana, Edwin Edwards, coined what became known as a standard rule of politics. Weighing the high odds for his reelection, Edwards said, “The only way I can lose this election is if I’m caught…
I don’t know if Fox News covered the coronation of King Charles III on Saturday. Like many other ex-viewers, I haven’t watched the network since it sacked Tucker Carlson last month. Tucker was by far the best, if not the…
I hear there’s another writers’ strike about to hit Hollywoke. Once upon a time this was a big deal. When the entertainment business actually entertained. When people of different ideologies could share movies and television shows that tilted left but…
If you want to see the former glory of a once great nation and its culture in decline, go to a museum. That is, of course, unless the art on display has been tainted or altered by the very forces…
‘For years past I have continually been conscious of some power behind the malefactor, some deep organising power which forever stands in the way of the law, and throws its shield over the wrongdoer. Again and again in cases of…
It’s astonishing how pertinent this present time is to that of the first Easter 2,000-plus years ago — when dread permeated the land following the Crucifixion of Him who brought hope and peace to so many. The idea that this…
Only a week ago, in my previous article here, I stated that the leftist Deep State would wreck America to stop Donald Trump from becoming president again — the way supervillain Khan destroys a solar system to kill Admiral James…
The blessing and curse of being a combination film devotee and writer is that movie memories blend with real life ones from an age when cinema was an art. This was absolutely the case in 1982, the year Star Trek…
There is a probably apocryphal anecdote about the two greatest authors of French literature, who just happened to be close friends. Victor Hugo and Alexandre Dumas were strolling by the Seine River one day in 1865, when the bells of…
