Roger L. Simon’s New Film Project: The Future of Now
PJ Media’s co-founder was serious about getting back to creative writing…
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Mommie Dearest, Brothers Grimm: Thinking about Cleveland’s House of Horrors
Ariel Castro’s crime is the stuff of the grislier fairy tales. Which invites the question: Just where did those fairy tales come from?
5 Signs That We Haven’t Lost America Yet
After a week of depressing headlines, signs of life on the American horizon
Avant Garde Institutionalized: Meet Millie Brown, Lady Gaga’s Favorite Vomit Artist
Annals of the art world: everything old is new again
How Did the Founding Fathers’ Fashions Reflect Their Political Philosophy?
Page 37 of Logan Beirne’s Blood of Tyrants describes the dignified sensibilities of the framers of our government. How different from today…
The Question For My Next 13 Weeks: Pivot or Persevere?
After 26 weeks, I think I’ve learned a good bit; here’s an explanation of the method as I see it today, and a template for starting your own 13 week experiment.
Should Pre-Term Infants Receive Risky Oxygen Treatments?
Conflicting studies point to challenging results: doctors can save babies but at a higher risk of provoking the development of disabilities.
Why Would Eric Holder Want to Deport This White, Evangelical Christian, Homeschooling Family?
My money is on political profiling.
Into Nonsense: 4 Ways The New Star Trek Shills for Surrender in the War on Terror
If J.J. Abrams and his screenwriters had their way Obama would not have even taken out Osama bin Laden…
The Gospel from Planet X: Why Aliens Ignite the Imagination
These boogeymen from the stars make us afraid of ourselves.
The Shavuot Holiday in Israel: Joy in the Law, Joy in the Land
A modern state revels in the spring harvest.
Islam vs Israel: Which Side are You On?
Excerpts from page 13 of Howard Bloom’s The Mohammed Code and page 52 of Robert Spencer’s Not Peace But a Sword help define the differences.
Finally! A Movie That Tells The Truth About 1960s Radicals
Very different from Robert Redford’s terrible The Company You Keep, go see Oliver Assayas’s Something in the Air instead.
The Silent Tragedy of Child Marriage
“Since this is not negated later, we can take from this verse that it is permissible to have sexual intercourse with a prepubescent girl.” — IslamOnline.Com
Black-Market Disney Tour Guides: How the Uber-Rich Avoid Long Lines
They say money can’t buy you happiness, but apparently it can buy you a place at the front of the line.
3 Secrets For Creating The Family You've Always Wanted
“The wise woman builds her house, but with her own hands the foolish one tears hers down.” — Proverbs 14:1
How Disney Culture Values Excellence
Few corporations have maintained such high standards as Disney.
The 4 Most Annoying Things D.C. Drivers Encounter on the Road
Commuting in our nation’s capital is not for the faint of heart or for the “easily annoyed.”
'Those Who Lack Delicacy Hold Us in Their Power'
Why the New Criterion‘s theater critic was ejected from the theater.
Détroit Électrique Not 'Magnifique'
The electric car market, which is already saturated with expensive creations only a very small percentage of the population can purchase, has now become SUPER-saturated.
Must the Sky Cult and Earth Cult Always Make War Against Each Other?
This excerpt from page 8 of Camille Paglia’s Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence From Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson reveals the battle between religions that worship Mother Nature and those that transcend her.
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