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Westworld: Does the ‘Door’ of Perception Lead to the Valley Beyond?
Dan Mallon Dan Mallon gives his overview and analysis of the psycho/social themes in HBO’s hit series Westworld. Who,...
Speaking the Unspeakable: The Assassination and Martyrdom of Thomas Merton
A Quasi-Review by Edward Curtin of The Martyrdom of Thomas Merton by Hugh Turley & David Martin Killing a...
FILM REVIEW: Loveless [нелюбовь] (2017)
Catherine Brown looks at the 2017 Russian film and questions the claims made in western media that it represents...
BOOK REVIEW: Russia against the rest: the post-cold war crisis of world order
Frank Lee reviews Russia against the rest: the post-cold war crisis of world order by Richard Sakwa Cambridge University...
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol: cosy seasonal tale or passionate condemnation of unfettered capitalism?
Today we think of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol as a cosy piece of traditional seasonal fare, replete with...
What Was Verifiably Great About America: Fragments Of A Memoir Set To A Musical Soundtrack
by Phil Rockstroh Having been born in a coal and steel company town but destiny delivered, as an adult,...
A New Code of Practice
by W Stephen Gilbert The Hays Code transformed the face of Hollywood in the 1930s, introducing rampant, some may...
On Propaganda and Bias: An open-letter to the Royal Academy
Mr Christopher LeBrun, President Mr Charles Saumarez Smith, Secretary and Chief Executive Mr Tim Marlow, Director of Artistic Programmes...
Being There (1979): a discussion of film, literature & the NWO
from the Corbett Report Julian Charles of TheMindRenewed.com joins James Corbett to discuss Being There, the 1979 film by...
"The Third Tower": a critical view
from 9/11 blogger On July 6, 2008, BBC released a documentary examining the collapse of World Trade Center 7,...
Ukraine’s SBU, neonazis accused of trading stolen Dutch paintings
A detail from Jacob Waben’s “Women’s World” (1622), one of the paintings stolen from the Westfries Museum. Holland’s Times...
Has 2015 become a Brave New World?
Theatre director James Dacre has just opened a new adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel Brave New World, and...
