New Director On Reopening The Hispanic Society’s Art Museum To The World
‘The idea of the museum as a fortress that tells the world what one should think and what one should appreciate or not, this is over.’
What The ‘Woodstock 99’ Documentary Gets Right And Wrong About The ‘90s Rock Scene
More than 20 years later, HBO’s ‘Woodstock 99’ makes the festival seem even worse than it was with its outright disdain for attendees.
This Author’s Intricately Designed Picture Books Seek To Cultivate Children’s Souls
In a culture that teaches children they can choose what they are meant to be, Matthew Mehan’s latest picture book couldn’t be more timely.
Jason Aldean Celebrates Mask-Free Fans At Recent Concert: ‘I’ve Had Just About Enough Of That’
Country music superstar Jason Aldean celebrated his fans at a Wantagh, New York concert on August 7 for setting their faces free.
A Teacher Explains The Massive Challenges Young Americans Don’t Want To Face, But Must
Jeremy Adams’ book, ‘Hollowed Out,’ offers an alarming diagnosis, and a little hope, for a generation that has rejected family and tradition for a damaging digital existence.
10 Defining Lyrics From Bob Dylan’s Gospel Trilogy
On the 40th anniversary of his final of three albums created after converting to Christianity, here’s a compilation of lyrics worth highlighting.
New York Is A Cautionary Tale About The Dangers of Progressivism
Seth Barron’s book, ‘The Last Days of New York,’ paints a damning portrait of how Bill de Blasio’s left-wing politics exacerbated civic corruption and crime.
Jean Hanff Korelitz Releases A Thriller That Never Loses ‘The Plot’
Jean Hanff Korelitz’s ‘The Plot’ is a well-executed, tension-filled mystery about what it means to be a writer.
Theologian Shows Evangelicals How To Truly Keep Racism At Bay
Theologian Voddie Baucham’s book ‘Fault Lines,’ warns that corrosive social justice ideology is seeping into American evangelicalism and offers valuable inisight on how to stop it.
White House Overlooks Potential Undue Influence To Defend Hunter Biden Meeting With Art Buyers
The White House committed to keep the identities of Hunter’s art shoppers secret from the artist and others, but Hunter has plans to meet with potential buyers.
‘The Sparks Brothers’ Documentary Finally Recognizes The Band That Was Ignored For 50 Years
With quality archival footage and engaging interviews, ‘The Sparks Brothers’ movie tells the story of how the dynamic pair became ‘your favorite band’s favorite band.’
Mark Levin’s ‘American Marxism’ Challenges Conservatives To Play Offense
Filled with history, philosophy, and meticulous analysis, “American Marxism” is Levin’s most important book to date.
The Answer To Political Correctness Isn’t More Free Speech, But Better Speech
In Michael Knowles’ new book, ‘Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds,’ the popular Daily Wire commentator takes a deep dive into the history of political correctness and offers suggestions for how to combat it.
NOT SATIRE: Book Industry Apologizes For Not Burning Book Saying Boys And Girls Are Different Before People Could Read It
‘This is a serious, violent incident that goes against ABA’s ends policies, values, and everything we believe and support,’ the American Booksellers Association tweeted.
Cody Jinks Exemplifies Country Populism’s Successful Revolt Against The Nashville Machine
Jinks and others find a home in listeners’ hearts by sticking to what makes country non-duplicable and down-to-earth, and exercising independence over his career decisions.
Why Saving Comedy Is So Crucial To Saving America
People aren’t dumb. They’ve looked around, and they see that telling the wrong joke — or even simply laughing at one — is a quick way to destroy your life.
A Short History Of ‘Battle Hymn Of The Republic’
Its powerful apocalyptic vision of a reckoning God captured the civil religion sentiment of a Union fighting for freedom for all people.
Go Glam This Summer At The Met’s Fantastic Medici Exhibition
If you’re looking to see a big, beautiful art exhibition this summer, ‘The Medici’ at the Met is definitely the one you don’t want to miss.
What It Means To Own Something In The 21st Century
Law professors Michael Heller and James Salzman’s book ‘Mine!’ argues we need to rethink the concept of ownership. Their ideas are engaging, if not always convincing.
Robin DiAngelo Cashes In On Her Audience’s White Guilt, Calls Them All Racist Again In New Book
In her new book, ‘Nice Racism,’ Robin DiAngelo once again brands all white people racist to keep profiting from making them feel guilty over being born into the ‘wrong’ skin color.
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