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Lady Gaga: Please Shut Up and Sing

Michael Hurd | 26 September 2011
Music megastar Lady Gaga is -- reportedly -- going to do her next album for free.

Should Not The Government Support The Arts?

Frederic Bastiat | 19 July 2011
It is clear that the taxpayer, who has contributed one franc, will no longer have this franc at his own disposal. It is clear that he will be deprived of some gratification to the amount of one franc; and that the workman, whoever he may be, who would have received it from him, will be deprived of a benefit to that amount. Let us not, therefore, be led by a childish illusion into believing that the vote of the 60,000 francs may add anything whatever to the well-being of the country, and to national labor. It displaces enjoyments, it transposes wages — that is all.
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Art Against Jihad: An Interview with Bosch Fawstin Creator of The Infidel and Pigman

Mark Da Cunha | 28 February 2011
Fawstin discusses: his new graphic novel series The Infidel and its' hero Pigman -- the Jihadist's Terrorist; the influence of Frank Miller, Alex Toth and Ayn Rand on his work; his appearance on the Daily Show; the errors of George W. Bush and his contempories; and the rational solution to dealing with Islamic terrorists.

How To Defeat the Hollywood Unions

Ron Pisaturo | 19 October 2007
Actor/Writer Explains Why and How to Break Union "Solidarity" in the Coming Strikes

The Failure of 'Flags of Our Fathers'

Nicholas Provenzo | 20 November 2006
The real heroes of Iwo Jima--both those who died on the battlefield and those who lived though it--deserve a better telling of their story.

A Morality for Success: What Self-Destructive Celebrities Need

David Gulbraa | 9 March 2006
Periodically the newspapers report the latest celebrity scandal--another talented young person down in flames to drugs, alcohol, or violence. Every time it happens, people ask, "Why? How is it that people with everything going for them self-destruct like this?"

Jarhead: Heroes Do Not Exist

Nicholas Provenzo | 13 November 2005
Given the freedoms the marines have fought so valiantly over their history to preserve, it's a tragedy they haven't received better from Hollywood in return.

America's Grand Epic: Review of: Sparrowhawk Book Four: Empire

Jena Trammell | 5 February 2005
Sparrowhawk is an expertly researched work of fiction. Cline recreates the period vividly down to the relevant details in pre-revolutionary history and culture.

Year in Review: Sunshine Cracks Through Hollywood's Dark 2004

Scott Holleran | 24 January 2005
Those unmoved by visions of man as a drunk, a lunatic or a blind drug addict had a few spots of sunshine.

Sex and Love, Actually

Scott Holleran | 27 December 2004
The idealized Kinsey honors man's capacity to think.
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