Should racist book be banned?
The Guardian reports that a Congolese man, Bienvenu Mbutu Mondondo, now living in Belgium, has applied to the Belgium courts to have Hergé's Tintin i
from raw sewage to poetry
Kobo, the offshoot of Canada-based Chapters/Indigo, released its eReader in Canada at the beginning of May and so I scurried out and bought myself one
The Guardian reports that a Congolese man, Bienvenu Mbutu Mondondo, now living in Belgium, has applied to the Belgium courts to have Hergé's Tintin i
I note that the psychoanalyst, Alice Miller, has died at the age of 87. You can find her obituary in the New York Times. One of my funnier moments
The Roman Catholic Church appears to be in crisis with the continued outing of homosexual pedophile priests and revelations of abuse. The sad thing
The Other Sister is a story of twins and, perhaps necessarily, a story of personal identity. It concerns Julia, a freshly admitted resident of Evenh
Have you ever wondered what would happen if Franz Kafka had written William Goldman's The Princess Bride? Neither have I but I just thought I'd ask.
This year's sixth annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) was held from March 1st to 14th. As usual, there was a fooferah. Now that the event is over
Do you remember Michael Apted's documentary Seven Up! He follows fourteen kids from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds and poses (to the viewers)
At last I look at the 10th and final film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar by the esteemed Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences: Up, an ani
Lone Scherfig's An Education is the 9th of the Best Picture nominees I consider as I gear up for the Academy Awards this Sunday March 7th. Like a
Three more days until the Oscars and four more Best Pictures nominees to get through in my "Dissing the Oscars" series. If I'm going to look at them
The worst review I could find of Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker comes from Variety. Nevertheless, it is better than the best review of The Blind