“You know what the fellow said — in Italy, for thirty years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder, and…

I started writing for The American Spectator four years ago to help counter a dangerous trend: the progressive devaluation of…

As the corpse went past, the flies left the pizzeria in a cloud and rushed after it, but they came…

Three times is not the charm, as Hollywood takes the charm out of Father of the Bride franchise.

There has been much ado about last week’s Fox News poll showing pride in America at an all-time low, only…

Some news stories aren’t necessarily of international importance, but are worthy of notice because, in one way or another, they…

People can’t stop talking about Men — that is, the latest film from director Alex Garland. The trailer suggests that…

My first movie review for The American Spectator appeared in the August 1986 issue and was about a little flick called…

On the evening before Easter Sunday, the Holy City of the Wichitas held its 97th annual passion play, the Prince…

In a recent article, I noted that Marilyn Monroe, though dead as a doornail for 60 years now, is still…