Still Got It
Hiromi
Rick Beato- The Most Electrifying Pianist Alive
Still Got It!
At 80 years old John Fogerty decided to re-record some of his greatest hits.
Rick Beato- The John Fogerty Interview
Today’s Lesson In Culture
Paul Joseph Watson – All the non-blacks to the back.
Turn This One To 11
“I Ain’t Never Been on Welfare…”
A Little Three-Part Harmony
Still Got It
This And Other Questions
Blue Collar Man
Up From The Memory Hole
The Arts
A system in which taxpayers help rich people hang pictures for their friends.
Problematic Pallor
Or, “Journalist dismayed by white actors playing white characters in period drama.”
I’m not at all sure what historical inclusivity might mean, given the racial demographics of rural England at the time of Brontë and Austen, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Indeed, what Ms Flint seems to want sounds more like ahistorical inclusivity. And whether incongruous, politically corrected racial casting choices constitute “imagination,” rather than A Following Of Very Modern Fashion, is a question I leave to the reader.
Who Doesn’t Love A Good Xylophone Solo?
“In The Days Of My Youth…”
Watched this the other day. Good documentary. I recommend a good sound system and turning it to 11.
Wonders Of The Modern World
Specifically:
Amplified shoes and artistic buttocks; some post-election coping strategies for extremely progressive feminists; the intersectional pecking order; and when your ten-year-old daughter discovers it’s his ladies’ changing room now.
A.I. vs Hollywood
Kavan The Kid- Untold – The Immortal Blades Saga
So beyond excited to share this concept trailer – Untold is a story I have worked on for over 8 years and next year, we will be making it into a reality with season 1 of the series. This project is probably the one I hold most close to my heart – and this journey we have been on has been beyond words.
Discover your Destiny 2026
Careful What You Wish For
Readers will doubtless recall the Chichester Festival Theatre warning patrons that its production of The Sound of Music, one of the most famous and widely-seen musicals in the world, would contain references to Nazis. Which, for some, would apparently come as a surprise.
On culture for the implausibly delicate; when cleverness is deemed unfair and something to be corrected by progressive educators; and the fretting that ensues when your anti-police non-profit gets robbed, quite brazenly.
The Fretting Is Statusful, You Know
From the world of cinema and pretentious agonising:
The implications of Mr Boyle’s modish piety, presumably unintended yet implied nonetheless, are explored quite pithily in the replies.
Among which, the implication that white writers and directors should only concern themselves with suitably pale-skinned characters, carefully excluding non-white characters, and non-white actors, lest they appropriate or colonise something or other.
Needless to say, other implications come to mind.