Life & Arts coverage from Spectator USA
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
Welcome back Titania McGrath!
She inspires thousands of followers, or dare I say, disciples, with a heady mixture of defiant slam poetry and staunch feminist views
Why has late night swapped laughs for lusting after Mueller?
Going after Trump is the least subversive act in comedy
‘NoFap’ distance themselves from the Proud Boys
‘Personally, I find the political violence encouraged and participated in by the Proud Boys to be quite reprehensible’
Is Roger really what Ailes the American republic?
Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes reviewed
Don’t blame Trump for the demise of the Weekly Standard
Its value lay in the fact it was an insider magazine
New York: the fact – and fiction
I’ve had a good time in the Bagel and am always reluctant to leave it, but nostalgia has its limits
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
Will racial blending undermine identity politics? Let’s hope so
It’s not only right-wing reprobates who recoil from demographic changes
Joan Collins: My own transgender moment
At 15 I decided I did not like the idea of becoming a woman and started on a ‘tomboy’ stage
In 2018 America, everybody you don’t like is ‘extremist’
The fantasy that America is full of fanaticism is very dangerous
You can hate me as much as you like – it’s not a crime
As a middle-class conservative I get no legal protection
Steven Van Zandt: Teachers make great audiences, probably because they never get out
Education is now the most important thing to me, and I don’t want anyone thinking it has something to do with politics
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, King wrote for Spectator USA a scathing criticism of the policies of the Grammys’ Blues…
In our bleak landscape, all those Christmas lights aren’t so much decorations as declarations
The prairie is a pretty penitential place in winter
How Canada’s legal marijuana could leave America in the dust
Some Democrats already fear that Trump might come out for legalization as a way of winning the millennial vote in 2020
