
The sad, gloomy myth that certain parts of culture become distasteful during a recession.

Caroline Kennedy’s likely appointment has raised charges that the Senate is “anti-democratic” and “un-American.” Really?

Revisiting Patrol’s most popular articles of 2008, from Christians and voting to rain and Radiohead.
The sad, gloomy myth that certain parts of culture become distasteful during a recession.
Caroline Kennedy’s likely appointment has raised charges that the Senate is “anti-democratic” and “un-American.” Really?
Why the New York Post’s proposal for an NHL ticket-price freeze is a bad idea.
This week, the Pontificast takes a look back at the year in film.
How a crazy line from last year’s Best Picture favorite became the movie catch phrase of 2008.
A financial crisis may make some very bad policies popular.
Frost/Nixon, an adaptation of a stage play based on an interview between Richard Nixon and British talk-show host David Frost, is your December must-see.
The Pontificast on the proposed auto industry bailout, Barack Obama’s staff choices, and piracy on the high seas.