A tale of a dead woman walking
Destroyer reviewed
My week: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
As told to Dominic Green
Moral preening and identity politics were the big winners at the Golden Globes
The answer to the race conundrum was to split the difference between the minorities, and give most of the awards to white actors
Feeling lucky, pops?
The Mule reviewed
The Green Room, Spectator USA’s Life & Arts podcast: Anarchy and Empire with Robert Kaplan
The failures of American foreign policy are caused by the convergence of factors domestic and foreign
The beginning is nigh
20 predictions for 2019
The critics are wrong about Holmes & Watson
Holmes & Watson reviewed
Amos Oz, a giant of Israeli literature and politics
In Oz’s novels, the materiality of politics dominates the waking day, and the dreams and nightmares of literature the sleepless nights
The power behind the power behind the power
Vice reviewed
Trump’s Mideast carve-up
Christmas came early for Turkey
Boycott Christmas!
Don’t be fooled by the Zionist narrative!
Should George Soros be Person of the Year?
It depends on which year
The Green Room podcast: Auctions, sculptures, and horse flesh – the best art exhibitions in 2018
This week, I’m casting the pod with a congeries of crack art critics from The New Criterion: James Panero, Benjamin…
Hail Mary
Mary Queen of Scots reviewed
The confusion of the Confucians
Kissinger is right about Trump, of course
The Green Room, Spectator USA’s Life & Arts podcast: The Greek way of death
David Saunders of the J. Paul Getty Museum discusses their latest exhibition
Is Roger really what Ailes the American republic?
Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes reviewed
The height of hypocrisy: why on earth is Bohemian Rhapsody up for a Golden Globe?
It’s a mediocre vehicle that promotes Queen’s back catalog and some contemporary virtues
The Green Room, Spectator USA’s Life & Arts podcast: Talking blues with Chris Thomas King
This week on the Green Room, I’m talking the blues with Grammy-winning blues artist Chris Thomas King. Earlier this week,…
Court with its pants down
The Favourite reviewed
George H.W. Bush was the representative president
The death of the last president to have served in World War Two represents the passing of an age
The Green Room: What do we get? Pete Shelley of Buzzcocks
Buzzcocks were ‘the fastest thing on two reels’
Bernardo Bertolucci was more pervert than genius
His films were boring, too
’Twas the night after Thanksgiving
What will the White House’s Thanksgiving look like in 10 years’ time?
The Green Room podcast: Nicolas Roeg and Performance
The director Nicolas Roeg, who died on Friday aged 90, was a master of daring, dreamlike cinema — so daring…
