If you're interested in seeing an unusual film set at Christmas, and a good one, you...
Upon hearing that Mel Gibson was filming a story set at the end of the Mayan empire and p...
The Achilles heel of most conservative cultural critics is their tendency to characterize ...
Our friend and fellow classical liberal Ilana Mercer has a very interesting and well-argue...
Here's a treat for you—a video featuring Roy Wood. Wood is one of the great — ...
The BBC TV program 11th Hour, currently being shown in the United States on Monday nights ...
Who would have thought that the merry Dutch, world pioneers of mass-marketed pornography, ...
I know a couple of fellows, perfectly reputable sorts, who follow "ultimate fig...
I've mentioned on several occasions the turn toward "darker" programming on netw...
The TV crime drama The Closer returns tonight with a two-hour movie to kick off its third ...
Our friend Mike D'Virgilio has posted an interesting article on a cultural trend toward &q...
Confession time: I make a habit of not watching the Lifetime TV network, which appea...
Turner Classic Movies is showing a five-movie tribute to director Frank Capra tomorrow beg...
Our Reform Club colleague Tom Van Dyke sent us this nifty quote from the late Jerry Garcia...
There is something rather interesting and revealing in all the recent controversies about ...
I stirred up some concerns among PKD fans with my Philip K. Dick article, which was cross-...
It's official: Philip K. Dick is a great writer, according to the Library of America. As t...
This Thursday, the ABC TV daytime serial drama All My Children will introduce a character ...
Two more TV shows representing this season's trend towared "darker," more depres...
May you have a blessed Thanksgiving Day, and please take time to consider the great blessi...
Here are some thoughts in our continuing discussion of political nomenclature, in which we...
Two time travel movies are premiering today, and a none of those astounding mysterie...
If you find current-day FM radio to be extremely boring, as I do, you can credit Clear Cha...
The PBS/BBC police procedural series Prime Suspect premiered in 1991 and began the still-c...
Ian Fleming's James Bond is a much tougher egg than most of the Bond movies have portrayed...
I have just heard that the economist Milton Friedman died this morning at the age of 94. D...
Another in our ongoing chronicle of fictional TV programs' treatment of religion . . .In l...
Abortion and homosexual marriage appear on the surface to be very difficult areas for clas...
In the latest of our continuing series of observations regarding TV's treatment of religio...
In my article yesterday in National Review Online, and in subsequent discussions here, I h...
In our comments section, Jim Faas asks for some more detail about what classical liberalis...
As mentioned earlier on these illustrious pages, the USA Network recently premiered the pi...
To get a feel for the new political atmosphere in the wake of the Democrats' takeover of b...
