Inside The Life And Christianity Of Legendary Sci-Fi Author Gene Wolfe
The legendary sci-fi author’s reputation has waned in recent years, but his death is a chance to reevaluate Wolfe’s remarkable world-building and singular talent.
‘Hadestown’ On Broadway Re-Envisions An Ancient Story Of Love, Loss, And Distrust
Written by Anaïs Mitchell, directed by Rachel Chavkin, the story follows the twisted love stories of both Orpheus and Eurydice and Hades and Persephone.
Meet ‘Surveillance Capitalism,’ Our Terrifying New Economic Order
Harvard professor Shoshana Zuboff’s new book warns that Silicon Valley is amassing your data so artificial intelligence can subvert your rights, freedoms, and even conscious thought.
Arthur Brooks Considers The Promise—And Peril—Of Loving Your Enemies
In ‘Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America From the Culture of Contempt,’ Brooks writes that treating political enemies with contempt is not only inadvisable, but dangerous—for ourselves and others.
A Funny Meteorologist Offers Advice On Weathering Personal Storms
In her memoir, ‘Mostly Sunny: How I Learned to Keep Smiling Through the Rainiest Days,’ Fox News’ Janice Dean dishes out candid and inspirational stories about everything from surviving sexual assault to plastic surgery gone wrong.
The Little Artist Who Paints Big: Tintoretto Fills National Gallery Of Art
In this single work, Tintoretto manages to demonstrate his astonishing artistic skill, while simultaneously evoking the wealth and power of the Venetian Republic.
An Anti-Catholic Expose Slips Into Hearsay, Rumor, And Catty Accusations
Frédéric Martel’s book, ‘In the Closet of the Vatican: Power, Homosexuality, Hypocrisy,’ proves to be an appalling exercise in smearing the Catholic Church in order to grind a personal and theological axes.
Warren Farrell’s ‘The Boy Crisis’: ‘I Am Sorry For Being A Man’
Unfortunately, what could otherwise be a good book is ruined by the author’s own self-importance and a sorry lack of central theme and guidance.
Should Cardi B Face Consequences For Drugging And Robbing Men?
Caught in scandal, Cardi B is challenging us, and with precedent on the line, our response will be revealing.
How Ariana Grande Reflects A Muddled Millennial Mood
It’s almost the one-year anniversary of Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson’s romance, which deserves a second look in light of Grande’s stratospheric success.
What’s Wrong With Trashing Your Homeschooling, Anti-Medicine Mormon Family
In her bestselling memoir, ‘Educated,’ historian Tara Westover tries to come to grips with being homeschooled by her eccentric Mormon family, but in the process raises some questions about her own flawed assumptions.
Store Pulls Jordan Peterson’s Book, Wildly Alleging Connection To Christchurch Shooting
There’s no 13th rule in which Peterson suggests that to live a meaningful life one should pick up a deadly weapon, walk into a mosque, and murder innocent Muslims in the middle of prayer.
Discover The Rivers That Made America Great
In his fascinating new book, ‘The Source: How Rivers Made America and America Remade its Rivers,’ Martin Doyle explores the history of America’s waterways and explains how they shaped the country culturally, politically, and economically.
‘Waiting For A Sign’ Tells Winning Stories From Baseball’s Hallowed Past
Memorabilia expert and baseball junkie Kevin Keating’s memoir is full of affecting stories about the sport’s legends that are sure to delight fans everywhere.
‘Golden State’ Depicts A World When Telling The Truth Becomes A Crime
Ben H. Winters’ detective novel ‘Golden State’ tells of a dystopian future where honesty is rigorously policed, and succeeds as thought-provoking entertainment.
Maren Morris Hits The Sophomore Slump With ‘Girl’
In the quality department, Maren Morris’s recently released second album ‘Girl’ is no match for her first.
At The Frick, A Lesser-Known Old Master Plays With Portrait Conventions
The first major exhibition dedicated to Giovanni Battista Moroni’s work ever mounted in the United States opened recently at the Frick Collection in New York.
11 Lessons For Conservative Women On Campus
In the book ‘She’s Conservative: Stories of Trials and Triumphs on America’s College Campuses,’ young conservative women offer in their own words lessons for how to survive—and thrive—at college and beyond.
See How A Restorer Brought My Old Master Painting Back To Life
What happens when you come to own a very old painting that’s in need of some tender loving care? For pity’s sake, don’t break out the soap and water.
Billie Eilish Is The 17-Year-Old Answer To Gen Z’s Hunger For Reality
Billie Eilish is famous not only for her music but for the ‘realness’ and substance she represents to a generation eager for something genuine.
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