By Ashley E. McGuire Don’t get duped into taking your kids to see My Life as a Zucchini. It is a false flag operation for the left’s culture war. The animated film, which opens this weekend in my city, has won lots of accolades, including nods from the Golden Globes…

By Kyle Smith The hilarious fiasco that ended the 89th annual Academy Awards may have given us all something to talk about, but Oscar’s real problem isn’t that he tripped over his own shoelaces. It’s that he has turned his back on us. For decades, the top honors from the…

By Karla Jacobs I find myself feeling nostalgic these days. My kids are growing up in a different world than the one I knew at their age. My childhood encompassed a time before personal computers, cell phones, and the internet. We had five channels on the television — my family…

By Nic Rowan When alt-right leader Richard Spencer was thrown out of the Conservative Political Action Convention last Thursday, I tracked him down on his favorite place, the internet, to get his reaction. I was attracted to Spencer not because of the media storm over the alt-right’s blatant racism or…

By Chelsea Samelson In case you missed it, a video last week showed a miniature horse eating a bowl of carrots — from a high chair. A high chair. Yes, really. Some people were appalled, some were amused, some simply couldn’t believe that someone, somewhere put a horse in a…

By Dave Taylor It all started with the hilarious and hugely non-PC movie, Team America: World Police, where the ever-snarky creators of South Park featured a marionette of popular actor George Clooney whining about world politics as a representative of the Film Actor’s Guild. Or maybe it started with Clooney…

By Noah Weinrich Fifty-eight percent of millennials stay close to home for college. They’re missing out. Moving away from home to go to school is an important part of growing up. It teaches independence and responsibility in a somewhat structured environment. For a generation that needs “Adulting School,” striking out…

By R. J. Moeller The 2013 Spike Jonze film Her depicted a not-too-distant future, in which disillusioned, depressed humans learn to love again by avoiding potentially difficult interpersonal dynamics, and instead, getting intimate with the artificial intelligence platform that powered their smartphones. Less than four years later, the future is…

By Christian Toto Celebrities are just like us! Even US Weekly says so. They pump their own gas, go to the grocery store, and go out in public sans makeup. Yet once a year the Academy Awards telecast reveals too many stars don’t “get” America. Sure, they talk a good…