WND: "Obama’s announcement that he plans to continue to reside in Washington, D.C. when his term ends was mostly ignored during the Christmas news cycle. But Limbaugh heard the statement loud and … [Read more...]
’50 Nicolas Cage Facts for the 50th Birthday of This National Treasure’
I will watch any movie that stars either Bette Davis or Nicholas Cage. As long as I don't have to leave the house to do it, of course. … [Read more...]
Life imitates grindhouse
Invasion of the Bee Girls (1972): Before he even arrives in town, two more local men have been found dead of the same cause: coronary thrombosis from over-exhaustion in circumstances that … [Read more...]
Mark Steyn’s ‘I told you so’ moment
Notwithstanding the distaste of my editor, National Review did at least publish my column on "Duck Dynasty". Apparently, The Orange County Register chose not to -- presumably because a piece on the narrowing … [Read more...]
I made Arnie take me to this dump
Owner Don Lombardz admitted that the lack of local thugs can sometimes be a disappointment for Frozen North crime fans, … [Read more...]
Ooops! They all look alike to conservative NYPostie — but her article makes some good points
‘But how do you reclaim the Magna Carta, when (…) half of England’s citizens don’t know what it is?’
Well-meaning "conservatives" are still fighting the last war/celebrating [Read more...]
‘Why don’t we just make up a player and draft him?’
Sometimes I miss the Seventies. People talk about "epic" pranks but this one was truly a work of art. Although [Read more...]
(Almost) EXACTLY: ‘I May Be 50, but Don’t Call Me a Boomer’
In pop culture, there’s just no parallel in the amount of political content, darkness and skepticism we grew up with. First-half boomers got all of those things, but later in … [Read more...]
I still love Tonya Harding. F— it.
Of course I sided with the plain, brute force trailer trash over her effortlessly pretty, … [Read more...]
Smitherman: The Man Who Almost Became Toronto’s Crazy Mayor — My NEW Taki’s piece
Thanks to my editor for coming up with that headline, which says what I should have spelled out in my column: That to thousands of normal, non-elite Torontonians, it's George … [Read more...]
James Kirkpatrick remembers Bob Grant, the father of conservative talk radiio
Talk Radio is losing the “forbidden fruit” quality it enjoyed in the early days, and the result is something more predictable, partisan, and boring. Americans who want to hear things “they can’t hear anywhere else” now have the Internet. But it doesn’t have (yet) the kind of mass access enjoyed … [Read more...]