In recent weeks, it’s become apparent that there is a rather concerning rift in the conservative movement. It’s difficult to put a finger on, but it starts to look like a gaping chasm if you start to spend time on…
Rolling Stone’s cover of actress Kristen Stewart made headlines last week as a perfect example of how vulgarity frequently masks incompetence in Hollywood. On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay are here to discuss Hollywood trends in an…
Disney has spent the last year developing and refining its destructive habit of producing films infected by woke themes — and it’s become surprisingly good at it. The result, of course, has been disastrous for the mega-entertainment company; almost every…
We have brilliant conservative heroines in the media and journalism, and thus in politics (the most germane herein is the “stick-your-neck- out” political subset); this begs the question: are we paying enough attention to them? I highlight below three women…
WASHINGTON — They are coming at us once again. Who? The Goody Two Shoes crowd that claims to have no political interests whatsoever. They are the Goody-Goodies who would patrol the political precincts to keep us all free of any…
A brief interview with The American Spectator founder R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., whose memoirs, How Do We Get Out Of Here?, are due out soon and are available for pre-order, highlights this week’s episode of The Spectacle podcast. But something…
WASHINGTON — Tucker Carlson’s recent travails with the media remind me of the great M. Stanton Evans’ Solomonic judgment regarding Richard Nixon. Said Stan: “I never liked Richard Nixon … until Watergate.” Then he saw the 37th president in a…
Rush lives. In a wonderful, newly published tribute to the late Rush Limbaugh, his wife, Kathryn Adams Limbaugh, and Rush’s brother, David Limbaugh, have gathered Rush’s friends and colleagues — and not least, transcripts of Rush’s words of wisdom —…
It’s by now an established trope in books and films, but the first thing the communist revolutionaries do when toppling a regime in Latin America and elsewhere is to ride to the radio station and commandeer it por la revolución….
You would think by now that a group like the left-leaning LGBT Network, led in this case by one David Kilmnick, would know better. Kilmnick self-describes in this article in the Advocate as “someone who has spent over three decades fighting…