Need I tell you that this is a must-read? And that’s not all Coates could remember from his first forty years of life. His memoir also included the celebrated story of how Coates … [Read more...]

Douglas Murray writes: Then the dormant volcano exploded. After 9/11, when the dust of human remains and rubble was still hanging over New York, Fallaci broke her … [Read more...]

The first time I saw Freaks was a dark night about 15 years ago in Columbia, Missouri. I was a member of a cult movie club that found an empty common room … [Read more...]

Tim Sommer writes (mostly about Rolling Stone actually): The peculiar … [Read more...]

In a bit of a counterpoint to David Cole's column last week, here's [Read more...]

Chad Felix Greene writes: My behavior grew more and more reckless. I even made plans with a stranger I met online who lived in California. He was supposed to rescue me from my small town on the day I … [Read more...]

Joe Bob Briggs writes: It started in the ’90s, I think, with the whole “Go Black” movement. I remember going to an audition for the role of a police captain in a TV movie, and when I got to the … [Read more...]

Rick McGinnis writes: The idea of some sort of vaguely defined creative class as a benign invasion, reviving run-down areas once home to workers or industry with their peculiar and … [Read more...]

So there's that... Steve Sailer writes now: Podhoretz is no fan of Weinstein’s Democratic politics, but for an outsider to joke about Harvey’s history of suckering Oscar voters … [Read more...]

As it often does, Stein's latest Taki's column includes something to offend everyone. But here's the thing: He really, truly has worked in Hollywood for a long … [Read more...]

Jim Goad writes: So as I drove out of California on Friday night, I realized that if the state were to leave the Union, I would not stand in its way. I spoke with friends who are planning to … [Read more...]

Ha, just joshin' Yesterday, "Mayim Bialik" was trending on Twitter, so I saw reactions to [Read more...]