The Most Offensive Painting Ever Made
September 29, 2026Yiull Damaso has achieved a true artistic milestone. He has created what is quite possibly the...
Book Review: The Nearest Exit by Olen Steinhauer
September 29, 2026Stephen King said that Olen Steinhauer's spy book, The Tourist, is "the best spy novel I've...
Movie Review: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
September 28, 2026As you probably know – but in case you don't – the concept of the Sorcerer's...
Video Game Review: Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge
September 28, 2026As designed by Ron Gilbert, Tim Schafer and David Grossman, Monkey Island 2 represents the height...
Perspective and Retrospective: Paging Nicolas Cage
September 28, 2026Cage is content and comfortable playing over-the-top oddballs. He's not the picture of versatility we once...
The Weekly Listicle: Supervillains of Evil Evilness
September 28, 2026Despicable Me‘s Gru (Steve Carell). This week’s Despicable Me features two supervillains battling it out in...
Movie Review: Despicable Me
September 27, 2026Despicable Me is a wonderful piece of entertainment: witty, spry and capable of eliciting its fair...
Movie Review: Predators
September 27, 2026In the original Predator, and to a limited extent in Predator 2, the backdrop of all...
Larry Rivers, NYU, and Child Pornography
September 27, 2026How should we respond, however, when sexual abuse is the subject of a piece and a...
Book Review: Chords of Strength by David Archuleta
September 27, 2026It's no surprise that David has musical talent in his DNA. His father is a jazz...




