Auguste Rodin’s friendship with an American bodybuilder shows the close relationship between the sport and art.
Ronald Reagan knew how to be a great president.
When man’s nature is reduced to sophisticated machinery, there remains no place for the heart.
America’s literary icons produced great stories; but their real lives were also cautionary tales.
Poetry is in rough shape—but why?
The ‘serious’ Rossini still does not get the appreciation he deserves in the opera world.
In spite of all the apparent counterevidence, we Christians must support political pluralism because of our faith and our experience.
Conservatism comes from our natural human dispositions, but it can also emerge from our reflection on history and on the human condition.
The pain of exilic experience makes the temporary and fragile nature of all terrestrial homes more palpable.
Many women think that motherhood and professional life are mutually exclusive—the marriage of Rousseau and Wollstonecraft can perhaps provide an antidote.
As Page’s fame grew, nobody knew what predatory men in Hollywood were doing to her.
The best way to be European is to be Spanish, German, Italian, or whatever nationality one is.
