Recently, confronted with the prospect of a day trip to a remote hamlet to file some official papers, I decided…
The ’70s was a putrid decade, and leftist political and cultural control is recreating it in the ’20s. Today, just…
The arts have rarely been kind to commercial activity, and visual media are no exception. Businesspeople are typically depicted as…
In his magnificent novel War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy has his real-life military genius, Mikhail Kutuzov, compare the Napoleon-led French…
Returning home to Oslo from Amsterdam, where the positive reception for her avant-garde dance production has yielded her a big…
The undiscerning mind is like the root of a tree. It absorbs equally all that it touches. Even the poison…
Here they come, marching into American sunlight. Godzilla and Kong, eternal enemies, not seen on screen together since the Kennedy…
Ross Douthat’s roundabout opinion piece in last weekend’s New York Times Sunday Review, “What the 2020s Need: Sex and Romance…
