Entertainment
-
The Prince of the Wokes Joins the American One-Party State
The Aspen Institute claims that its Commission on Information Disorder represents a “diversity of expertise, backgrounds, and lived experience”. To…
Read More » -
Eddie Hinton: A Mighty Field of Vision
A scene that sticks in my mind is Dylan on the back porch of the Muscle Shoals Studio. Trading licks on…
Read More » -
You Can Quit Because You Took Jeffrey Epstein’s Dirty Cash and Still Be the Hero of a Spielberg Movie
In November 2020, filming began on Oslo: an adaptation of the revisionist history Broadway play about the fake peace process…
Read More » -
Greenfield: Hollywood Fights to Free Muggers and Killers – And Lock Up Those Who Steal Their Movies
When George Gascon ran for DA of Los Angeles County on a platform of protecting criminals from cops, Hollywood money…
Read More » -
Washington’s Green Acres: A Satire About the “Stimulus” Bill
In the Longworth building, I walk among Washington’s congressional elite. A surprisingly rural smell fills the air. My few excursions…
Read More » -
The Christmas of 1969: A Story of Fear, Santa, and Dolls With Sunglasses
It was Christmas Eve, 1969. Ann-Marie and her sister, Lisa, were still awake and filled with terror. Would Santa pass…
Read More » -
A Special Christmas Gift and the Joy of Reading
Christmas morning 2017 will be one I will remember and cherish for a long time. As an adult I have…
Read More » -
Doug Hartline: The Five Best Christmas Movies of All Time
I have chosen the following five films as the best Christmas films of all time. I know what you are…
Read More » -
Christmas Meatloaf
Christmas makes me think of meatloaf. Okay, so my family is weird. But my Aunt Edna could make the best…
Read More » -
Dr. Fred Eichelman: It’s A Wonderful Life’s Influence on Jimmy Stewart
Right now we are getting a wonderful plethora of Christmas films on TV and it is also a good time…
Read More » -
Lisa K Brown: A Merry (But Scary) Christmas
Dear Santa, It’s not me, it’s you. I think you’re a wonderful man, but I also think we need some…
Read More » -
Dion: Blues With Friends
Dion Dimucci, better known as Dion, is a fascinating figure in American music. His 1950/60’s work with Dion & the…
Read More » -
Greenfield: Democrat Lockdowns Exempt Hollywood, Destroy Small Businesses
If only there were some sort of industry dedicated to exposing social injustice using art.
Read More » -
Book Review: A Cat’s Nativity Tale by Dr. Fred Eichelman
The next time you see a painting, a drawing or any kind of artwork depicting The Nativity, take a close…
Read More » -
Ron Levy: Tales of a Road Dog
For me, playing the Blues has been a continuous method of communication, an embracement of humility and a search for…
Read More » -
Greenfield: The End of Sports
When the Dodgers won the World Series, few Americans were watching the game that had once been dubbed America’s Pastime.…
Read More » -
President-Elect Karen: How the Establishment Media Has Made Its Choice
This new edition of The Glazov Gang features Conservative Momma, who focuses on ‘President-Elect Karen’, revealing how The Establishment Media…
Read More » -
Dr. Fred Eichelman: Invasion of the Vote Snatchers
Just recently my wife and I watched again a DVD of the 1956 original version of the film Invasion of the…
Read More »
