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by | May 11, 2025

Historians analyzing the first quarter of the 21st Century will have many anomalous riddles to ponder about the no longer…

by | May 3, 2025

I have seen Aida many times over the years but none with a set so imaginative and none with “acting singers”…

by | Jan 31, 2025

Conservative pundits often love deriding the irrational arts path that many on the left head down, priding themselves on more…

by | Jan 29, 2025

Until the other day, I was unfamiliar with the work of Rob Tregenza, a Kansas-born, UCLA-educated filmmaker who has written,…

by | Jan 8, 2025

Ethik und Ästhetik sind Eins. “Ethics and aesthetics are one,” or so the Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein asserted in his…

by | Jul 13, 2024

In these incredibly harrowing times, I try to relax by watching movies late at night. Unfortunately, too many are horror…

by | Jun 7, 2024

A fellow professor and Roman Catholic asked me recently whether I could direct him toward any books that would help…

by | May 17, 2024

This week, OpenAI decided to bequeath a brand-new toy to the internet — and I’m not entirely sure the internet…

by | Apr 13, 2024

Ohne jene Kunst würden wir Nichts als Vordergrund sein und ganz und gar im Banne jener Optik leben, welche das…

by | Apr 8, 2024

Rome was an empty and broken city in 1341. The popes had fled to France where the castles weren’t crumbling,…

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