Not to sound like an old codger, but movies aren’t as good as they used to be. Oh sur...
Upon hearing that ABC was planning to do a new series of Charlie's Angels three decades af...
At least, that's what a study from the Reason Foundation seems to imply: Proponents of dra...
The Showtime series Dexter tackles Christianity in its new season, beginning this Sunday e...
Last night's episode of the ABC TV crime series Castle was the second of this season for ...
The Duel of Shadows: The Extraordinary Cases of Barnabas Hildreth — Vincent Cornier (189...
Reglazing the broken windows of our popular culture -- the argument from character. by Wa...
I am increasingly concerned that the syndicated reruns of The Office will continue to be t...
"What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet." — ...
The long-running TV soap opera All My Children concludes today. I won't be watching, hav...
History books tell us it was "The Gilded Age" (Mark Twain's term), and the unbridled capit...
In The Freeman Online, Bruce Edward Walker brings to mind a once-popular mid-20th-century ...
James M. Cain, a prominent crime-fiction novelist in the 1920s and '30s, is enjoying a b...
The so-called "Progressive Era" of the last century — a time of virtually unlimited gove...
If you remember A Mighty Wind, that fine mockumentary of the 1960s folk music scene, you'l...
Where's the rage? Zombie has full photo coverage here. (Parental warning: Strong language....
Paleocon Patrick Buchanan believes he knows why America's economy is circling the drain: P...
Why would you remake Straw Dogs? The question enticed me to the local multiplex last weeke...
Where's the outrage? Prejudice against redheads has become so intense that sperm banks are...
It's not every day that an ode to liberty is waiting in your e-mail inbox, so kudos to J...
The Difference Between Failure and Defeat? Character. by Warren Moore Yesterday th...
In his essay, "The Animating Contest of Freedom", Dr. Marshall Foster reminds us: In 1782,...
David Gordon has a review of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea, on Mises Daily: C. ...
A jury in Florida didn't think Bryan Santana was worth $9 million, as his parents figured,...
One of the keys to a long career in law enforcement is learning how to tell police psycho...
It would be a mistake to blame the technology. As usual, it's how people use — and abuse...
These are the titles of a couple books I read recently, and they go together perfectly. T...
— and some people aren't at all happy about it: Australia is to remove the birth of Jesu...
These days journalists aren't as careful about science reporting as they should be. The te...
The possibility that rays coming from the sun might have a determining effect on the earth...
I'm not going to post the cover of John Locke's The Love You Crave, because it's kind of r...
The so-called "Internet Reformation" is a hopeful alternative to business as usual, for bo...
