Charles Krafft had me asking the question of how far artists can go round the twist before screwing up impressions of their work. Now comes
Charles Krafft’s response to the charge that he’s a Holocaust denier raises the question of how audiences respond to artists they once admired once their
After a 1700 word (!) post yesterday, I thought I’d let someone else do todays talking, so I’ll turns things over to Neil DeGrasse Tyson,
Blogging’s been light recently because I’ve been wrapping up applications for fellowships for the now-seriously-it’s-ready-but-wait-let-me-change-one-last-thing Denial screenplay. But this story about the apparently well-regarded ceramic artist Charles
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiuV8vF8K_s&w=560&h=315] I’m actually glad John Kerry said this. I’m glad he said it in Germany, which has a habit of jailing its local idiots when
–I’m an outsider when it comes to matters Catholic (though I did get the Ad Altere Dei medal for studying the dogma when I was
I’m still picking at parts of Summer of Long Knives. Some of it feels necessary, but a good deal of it is neurosis. It’s usually at this
It’s time once again to do a close reading. Today’s subject, the email sent by Rodney Tom and Tim Sheldon, two state senators who claim
–For those who have a hard time remembering whether Obama faked Bin Laden’s death, went to Mars as a teenager, or is the love child
–One thing that’s always perplexed me about the Super Bowl is the people who watch for the ads. I know a guy who works high