Life & Arts coverage from Spectator USA
The pathetic drama of pushing in the press pen
Following Trump around to film his speeches doesn’t make you a hero
The life of a transblack genderqueer Muslim atheist at 27
Esquire profiled the wrong person this month. We all know who should have been on the cover
Let’s not demystify the vagina, please
In eroticism, there is only a small step from the sublime to the ridiculous
The techlash has well and truly begun
There is growing resentment towards Amazon, Facebook, Google, and the power of technology
When did the left gaslight itself?
The idea that personal characteristics always give you the moral high ground is self-evidently nonsense
Without forgiveness, we’re all doomed
Contemporary sensibilities are applied to behavior in an earlier era, when it was regarded rather differently
Esquire falls foul of hashtag activism
The men’s magazine ran a cover story about how hard it is to be a white man
Jeff Bezos isn’t a resistance hero – he’s a ruthless monopolist
The Amazon founder is no friend of the free press
What is it about young women and serial killers?
On the surface, Ted Bundy was good-looking, normal-behaving and could be disarmingly charming
Special delivery from Jeff Bezos
The Amazon and Washington Post mogul has thrown down the gauntlet to the National Enquirer
Contempt for Liam Neeson has ‘Taken’ its toll on me
I don’t have money, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career in online social justice
Here in freezing Chicago, we’re secretly rooting for global warming
Any boreal hotting up has got to play out to our advantage eventually
Dating apps are full of ‘woke’ profiles – no wonder we’re no longer having sex
Has online dating really ruined relationships?
‘If I get an adrenaline rush, something’s gone wrong’: An interview with Free Solo’s Alex Honnold
The elite climber on fear, failure and conquering El Capitan
Is the Fed caving to the demands of the market?
Distant thunder rumbles when ‘recession’ creeps back into America’s vocabulary
Technology is damaging hands – not just heads
Manual dexterity is deteriorating – and smartphones are to blame
