A 13 Week Vacation

We all need a break sometimes.

Is Samsung’s new TV commercial an example of misandry?

Cars are packed with the newest examples of the “cutting edge” — but computers aren’t always the answer.

The ridiculously overrated comic wears out his welcome.

These excerpts from pages 131 and 132 in volume 1 of Robert Anton Wilson’s satirical Schrodinger’s Cat Trilogy offer a few hints for achieving a post-terrestrial ideology.

Elizabeth “The Anchoress” Scalia’s new book Strange Gods: Unmasking the Idols in Everyday Life shows how an ancient evil reinvents itself across time.

PJ Media’s co-founder was serious about getting back to creative writing…

Ariel Castro’s crime is the stuff of the grislier fairy tales. Which invites the question: Just where did those fairy tales come from?

Doctors don’t perform any favors when they beat around the bush about what risky behaviors cause Hepatitis C.

A troika of pop culture-related stories making the rounds remind us that reprimitivization is well on its way.

An interview with a proud member of the surprising online subculture that celebrates the children’s show.

You don’t have to watch these shows; the recaps are rewarding enough

Like Magical Mystery Tour without the Beatles songs…

Part 3 of an ongoing series comparing Netflix’s House of Cards with real life in our nation’s capital.

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.