The Madness of Crowds explores the confusion and contradiction, the fury and…
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The Two Popes
The release of Netflix’s The Two Popes has achieved something truly remarkable…
Little Women
Writer-director Greta Gerwig, who proved her bona fides as a screen moralist…
Dominion by Tom Holland
Dominion, the latest book by the popular historian Tom Holland (the author…
Motherless Brooklyn
Edward Norton wrote, directed and stars in Motherless Brooklyn (Warner Bros.), an…
The Irishman
To say The Irishman has been hotly anticipated is an understatement. For…
The Legacy of Irish Missionaries Lives On
“Immeasurable” is word that crops up frequently in the course of this…
Primal Screams: How The Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics
In her new book, Mary Eberstadt argues that today’s identity politics arose…
The Goldfinch
A 17th-century Dutch masterpiece becomes a complex souvenir in the patchy drama…