Leftists erase the virtues of kindness and service to others
Both the Barbie movie and the upcoming Snow White remake reveal how feminism is attacking qualities that make a society livable.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Both the Barbie movie and the upcoming Snow White remake reveal how feminism is attacking qualities that make a society livable.
Continue readingIt couldn’t happen to a more deserving industry, although many good people will be hurt in the process.
Continue readingAnn Miller never got the stardom she deserved, but left a legacy of wonderful dances, including one that I find a cheering antidote to today’s depressing news.
Continue readingThis is a valiant attempt on my part to look at Kanye’s and Dave Chappelle’s recent run-ins with claims that they are antisemitic. My conclusions may surprise you.
Continue readingSome characters stand the test of time because they always appeal to us — sometimes to our heart and sometimes to both our heart and funny bone.
Continue readingI’m neither a Tom Cruise fan nor a movie fan so I was surprised to find the movie completely enjoyable, so much so that I recommend it to others.
Continue readingYet another episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation proves to be prophetic about American politics in 2021. A few posts ago, I argued that Star Trek: The Next Generation, which debuted in 1987, was proving to be uncannily prophetic when it came to life in the 21st century. Another
Continue readingSome old episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation seem eerily prophetic when seen through the prism of America in 2021. Because I spend all day, every day, reading politics (and I’m not complaining but just stating a fact), when I have downtime, I want to engage in fairly minimal
Continue readingThe innocuous celebrity endorsement behind an ad for Tunnel to Towers, a truly laudatory charity, always irritates me. Often when I watch Tucker, I see advertisements for a truly worthy charity called the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. According to the commercials, it builds smart homes for horribly wounded military personal.
Continue readingIn 1981, the TV show Barney Miller aired this joke. Watching the clip, you’ll find yourself wondering which character was the crazy one. Barney Miller was a TV show that ran from 1975 to 1982. It focused on a police precinct in New York captained by the eponymous Barney Miller.
Continue readingLulu, a mental health therapist specializing in children, wrote this essay to explain everything that’s wrong with Netflix showing Cuties. Close up shots of female posteriors and crotches tightly covered in spandex mini shorts, undulating, shaking, twerking, while the camera zeroes in ever closer, then pans back to the orgy-like
Continue readingInstead of politics, today I want to recommend Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, a sweet, funny, melodious movie. I was introduced to the Eurovision Song Contest in 1982 when I was an exchange student in England. All of my friends were British and none was too
Continue readingIf you’re shopping at Walmart because you believe it’s one of the last big chains with mainstream American values, you might want to rethink that idea. Walmart, which started in Arkansas, made its reputation as the chain that catered to regular Americans, the kind who eat meat, not vegan; the
Continue readingI’m slowly feeling my way to arguing that Hollywood’s actively corrupt culture causes structural brain damage that leads to bizarre behavior and politics. Be warned. This is not so much a post as it my working through my feeling that “there’s something here,” but I’m not quite sure what it
Continue readingProving that bad art can still have a good reason for being, when Rob Merritt saw Cats, he went home and wrote what may be the funniest movie review ever. Rob Merritt seems to be an ordinary guy who likes movies and has a good sense of humor. That liking
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