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Professor Ian Kershaw, best known for his landmark two-volume biography of Adolf Hitler (titled Hubris and Nemesis) takes on a gargantuan project in To Hell
When I was a sophomore in college, a person whom I will call Joey P. kept inflicting himself on me. He’d wave and greet me,
I, along with much of the Trek admiring world, rolled my eyes at the new Star Trek trailer, which seemed to indicate a continuation of the franchise’s descent
I’m pretty sure this listicle was drawn up by a bitter unpaid copywriter who took one of those content mill gigs on Craigslist: 7 Signs
I just caught Spectre. (Yes, it’s been over a month, but I’ve had things to do.) I’d place it in the middle of the 007
When I was writing Summer of Long Knives, Bush’s War on Terror was still fresh on my mind. Part of what kept me going through
Niall Ferguson, who isn’t content to be ridiculously wrong about economics, has a go at comparing the attacks in Paris to the Fall of Rome:
Steve Shives put me on to this series of questions for atheists by apologist Matt Slick. (Unfortunate name, I know, but let’s try not to
It’s from the Dudley Moore/Peter Cook/Eleanor Bron film Bedazzled. I don’t know what recent events could have made me think of that.