Brideshead as Telenovela
Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited, first published in 1945, soon became a novel beloved both by the British, who hailed it as one of their own masterpieces, and by Catholics, who...
Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited, first published in 1945, soon became a novel beloved both by the British, who hailed it as one of their own masterpieces, and by Catholics, who...
On the front page of my new home today, there’s a story by Tom Ramstack about the Hamdan verdict. I found this interesting: But some legal analysts continue to warn...
Forgot to post my review of “Pineapple Express” yesterday. It’s kind of a weird movie, and my reaction to it was kind of weird as well…I didn’t love it as...
will go down in history as worse than Chinese Democracy. Sonny is right. Over eight-inch-tall glasses of gin and grapefruit, my knowledgeable friend Binky, who grew up in China, declared...
At The Corner, Byron York is unable to understand how the left could possibly be serious about wanting to put Bush Administration officials in some kind of courtroom or hearing...
A recent Wall Street Journal dispatch from Afghanistan quoted an Army captain on the sensitive subject of killing. He had, it seems, recently gunned down the Taliban fighter responsible for...