Culture Farewell to National Review By Kyle Smith July 15, 2022 At the end of a five-year run, a writer offers some personal favorites.
NR PLUS Classic Films Stanley Kubrick’s Most Influential Movie By Kyle Smith July 15, 2022 Today’s prestige television owes an unacknowledged debt to Kubrick’s early days.
NR PLUS Magazine ‘Goodnight, Geniuses’ By Kyle Smith July 14, 2022 Excelling at one thing: adjacency to greatness.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Hang in There, Joe Biden! By Kyle Smith July 13, 2022 Let the two incompetent clods at the top of the Democratic Party stay there.
NR PLUS U.S. The Middle-Aged Dude’s Guide to Fitness By Kyle Smith July 9, 2022 Your abs are in there somewhere. The trick is visualizing, not exercising.
NR PLUS History How Much Do the 1990s Matter? By Kyle Smith July 8, 2022 What to make of our shared spring break from history.
NR PLUS Film & TV The Shabby Magnificence of the Chelsea Hotel By Kyle Smith July 8, 2022 In the new documentary Dreaming Walls, Chelsea Hotel residents offer their impressions about living in one of Manhattan’s most fabled buildings.
Film & TV The MCU vs. ‘The Boys’ By Kyle Smith July 7, 2022 Prime Video’s TV series is daring, fresh, surprising and funny.
NR PLUS World So Long, Bertie Johnson By Kyle Smith July 7, 2022 Boris did one of the least conservative things imaginable: He turned citizens into prisoners.
Politics & Policy Happy Pride Day By Kyle Smith July 4, 2022 We should all be proud to live in a country that honors freedom so thoroughly.