Publications

Like Barbershop, National Security, directed by Dennis Dugan, is worth seeing if only because of the insight it provides for…

Well, it was enough to make a cat laugh, as Mark Twain says. Normally, I don’t like to write about…

Eighteen years ago, when all-purpose leftist Barbara Ehrenreich announced in the New York Times that her “one regret” about her…

Since Sept. 11, Americans have grown more aware of the Central Intelligence Agency’s singular contribution to our war against terrorism….

Pope John Paul II’s message for the January 1 “World Day of Peace” gives everyone a chance to think carefully…

Douglas McGrath’s new film adaptation of Nicholas Nickleby begins with the opening credits over shots of a Victorian doll house…

The clock is ticking for Iraq and North Korea. These two outlaw regimes brutalize their own people and threaten the…

Not long ago, I came across a notice in Publishers Weekly of a new book from New York University Press:…

I may have used this story before, but if so, it’s good enough to repeat. Father Raymond E. Brown, S.S.,…

Menno Mayjes’s Max begins with a printed notice to the effect that “in the summer of 1917 the imperial German…

There are many different ways for traditionalists in the arts to identify themselves, but one that occurs to me after…

When you hear someone say, “I can’t take it anymore,” what do you suppose he means? For most of us…