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Back when I was in college, there was a TV miniseries (I never actually saw it myself) ca...
Andrew Klavan is one of the most perceptive cultural analysts of our day, and his Klavan o...
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Interesting interview with Aldous Huxley, describing how the tyranny of 1984 can slide int...
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Cliff Kincaid at USA Survival offers us his take on the 'Days of Rage': There are Marxist-...
. . . I'm not so sure that I can recall any government official pleading the constraints o...
By Ben Domenech The career of Steve Jobs exemplifies the American dream. It is jarring...
Upon seeing a headline stating that the first cancellation of a new fall TV series had o...
You've may have already seen this story but the (literally) odds-on favorite for this year...
Courtesy of Furious D, here's a little film trailer for a low-budget production of H. P. L...
Halloween approacheth, a season in which it is particularly appropriate to read horror s...
Big Hollywood reviewer Kurt Schlichter says Fox's new series Terra Nova, set in prehisto...
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“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just w...
Most if not all of [the demonstrators] likely favor a big expansion of government, but in ...
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 ...
