Tastemakers Have Opened The Floodgates Of Preachy PC Art
An Alanis Morissette jukebox musical shows how mainstream culture is openly embracing the idea of a didactic or propagandistic role for art.
Sally Kohn’s New Book Helps Us Understand Progressive Views On Hatred
Commentator Sally Kohn’s new book, ‘The Opposite of Hate: A Field Guide to Repairing Our Humanity,’ often lays out a disagreeable progressive vision of humanity, but still manages to be pleasantly disarming and invite useful discussion.
Interview: Joseph Tartakovsky On The 10 Lives Who Shaped Our Constitution
Joseph Tartakovsky’s new book, ‘The Lives of the Constitution,’ chronicles the lives and works of 10 Americans who altered or contributed to our supreme law.
How Tom Wolfe Reinvented Journalism And The Great American Novel
Tom Wolfe set a new standard in both the world of fiction and nonfiction, and with his passing, all we’re left with are pipsqueak visionaries.
Tom Wolfe Was America’s Carnival Barker
Tom Wolfe, the journalist and novelist who died yesterday at 88, was our enthusiastic guide to the raucous and colorful spectacle that is America.
Mob Attempts To Strangle YouTuber’s Breakout Success Upon Ditching SJW-Infested Comics
Antarctic Press was hit by a storm of industry professionals colluding to try to force conservative-authored competition out of the business.
The West Isn’t Committing Suicide, It’s Dying Of Natural Causes
Jonah Goldberg’s ‘Suicide of the West’ fails to acknowledge that the threat to liberal democratic capitalism is far deeper than tribalism or nationalism gone awry.
Why Spotify’s Decision To Censor Artists Opens A Bottomless Rabbit Hole
Rock and roll has often been an enterprise in which adult men who disdained conventional morality sold fantasies of sexual rebellion to infatuated teenage girls.
‘This Is America’ Is The Epitome Of Preachy PC Art
Donald Glover’s ‘This Is America’ is typical of the art championed by our cultural elites: little artistic content, but loud, didactic political messaging.
‘Scorched Worth’ Tells The Story Of How Some Bureaucrats Just Want To Watch The World Burn
In ‘Scorched Worth,’ journalist Joel Engel chronicles an infuriating case where California authorities extorted a $122 million settlement out of a logging company for a forest fire it almost certainly didn’t start.
5 Reasons The New Arctic Monkeys Album Is Going To Rock Hard
Despite the rock genre’s diminished status among consumers of new mainstream music, the release of ‘TBH&C’ is kind of a big deal.
4 Things To See In Childish Gambino’s Internet-Breaking ‘This Is America’
You need to listen to this song and watch this music video, because it’s a cultural moment that cannot be avoided.
You Don’t Have To Smoke Pot To Enjoy The Latest From Legendary Stoner Metal Band Sleep
If you like great riffs, and can either enjoy or overlook some nonsensical lyrics about pot, give Sleep and their latest offering a try.
How To Make A Caring And Critical Assessment Of Pope Francis
A new collection of essays edited by Robert Whaples, ‘Pope Francis and the Caring Society,’ offers illuminating and respectful critiques of Pope Francis’ attitudes toward capitalism.
Is Jonah Goldberg Right About Why We’re Committing Cultural Suicide?
Jonah Golberg’s latest book, ‘Suicide of the West,’ is a timely and incisive reminder not to take liberalism and capitalism for granted, but its diagnosis of why liberalism is failing is somewhat incomplete.
Visit The Rockies And The Alps In One Location At Newark Museum
The Newark Museum’s new exhibition provides an enlightening examination of two simultaneous currents in nineteenth-century American and European art.
‘The Hellfire Club’ Burns Up Readers’ Patience
CNN host Jake Tapper’s new novel, ‘The Hellfire Club,’ is a regrettable Washington thriller full of cardboard characters, absurd plotting, and relentless historical exposition.
The Contradiction At The Heart Of Achieving Racial Justice In America
Anders Walker’s thoughtful new book, ‘The Burning House,’ examines a tough question: Can we achieve real equality while preserving African-Americans’ strong cultural identity that was forged in violence and oppression?
Why Fascism Won’t Come To America
Harvard professor Cass Sunstein is the editor of a new collection of essays, ‘Can It Happen Here?: Authoritarianism in America.’ If you were looking for intellectuals to confirm your worst fears about Trump, this does the opposite.
GQ Discredits Whatever Intellect Its Writers Have With Advice To Ignore The Bible
Given that this is the reasoning a seventh grader uses to resist summer reading, the advice casts the maturity of the GQ editors in a dim light.
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