In my latest for @NRO, I argue that Konchalovsky’s "The Odyssey" "punches some integrity" into the character of Penelope.
In contrast, Hathaway's 2026 portrayal looks like she might as well be modeling outfits in Vogue.
https://t.co/7nYNew1zlJ
"Beef" is the latest in a series of TV shows that follow a concerning formula: bad behavior + scenes of luxury = good product. Who cares if the characters are morally deplorable?
Read my latest in @NRO
https://t.co/GvJhNIiLLs
Take a break from your barbecues this weekend to celebrate those who played a much bigger role in the American Revolution than we give them credit for: spies!
https://t.co/geA5R4xWcZ
Glad I discovered the two of you. You might not agree with every opinion I crammed into Hole in Our Soul back in the day. But I agree with many of yours.
@markgjudge writes for @ChroniclesMag that we should bring back jazz musicians to talk shows.
I'll raise him one better.
Let's make Jimmy Kimmel or Fallon improvise with a trumpet live on air. It would be far more entertaining than these shows now.
https://t.co/MZld8Rf9HJ
Most adaptations of "The Count of Monte Cristo" pretend it's a simple revenge story.
But PBS's newest version understands that real revenge requires the hero to repair the damage he or she caused.
Read my full review at @NRO
https://t.co/fJQEgTtaHS
Can love lead to happiness?
Throughout this exceptional series, two people walk the whole path of true love, not just part of it.
Check out my review of the British series "One Day", now on Netflix at @NRO
https://t.co/kd2W9MHrsb
An excellent essay about the now-broken romance between Hollywood and Beijing. A must-read!
Appeasement at the Cineplex https://t.co/RhL8tu6Ow2 via @chinafile
This Boston Globe article is about Sidetrack, an experimental school program I taught in years ago. It is very good, I think, and it's not every day you wake up and read in the newspaper that you are "still alive."😁
https://t.co/Gz0CJNxyyr