This week, I’m casting the pod with a congeries of crack art critics from The New Criterion: James Panero, Benjamin Riley and Andrew Shea. In the background, instead of sleigh bells and carol singers, you can dimly hear the smashing of plates and the roar of laughter as The New Criterion’s Christmas party gets under […]
By Dominic Green
David Saunders of the J. Paul Getty Museum discusses their latest exhibition
By Dominic Green
Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes reviewed
By Dominic Green
It’s a mediocre vehicle that promotes Queen’s back catalog and some contemporary virtues
By Dominic Green
This week on the Green Room, I’m talking the blues with Grammy-winning blues artist Chris Thomas King. Earlier this week, King wrote for Spectator USA a scathing criticism of the policies of the Grammys’ Blues category. King is an African American from Louisiana. He is the son of a blues musician, and grew up in […]
By Dominic Green
The death of the last president to have served in World War Two represents the passing of an age
By Dominic Green
Buzzcocks were ‘the fastest thing on two reels’
By Dominic Green
What will the White House’s Thanksgiving look like in 10 years’ time?
By Dominic Green
The director Nicolas Roeg, who died on Friday aged 90, was a master of daring, dreamlike cinema — so daring and dreamlike, in fact, that the studios often didn’t know what to do with his films. Walkabout (1971) lost money on its release, but slowly became a cult classic. Bad Timing (1980) so alarmed the […]
By Dominic Green
