Marvelous Millet, in St. Louis
We can debate his influence on modernists, but a new retrospective of his work shows his enduring appeal.
Books, Arts & Manners
How Can You Not Love the Go-Go’s?
The Go-Go’s remain the only all-female band that played their own instruments and wrote their own songs to make it to the top of the album chart.
Laughing at Beyoncé’s Absolute Monarchy
The message of Black Is King is 'Let them eat bling.’
Music for all, &c.
On blind auditions, Trader Joe’s, Donald Trump, Brooks Koepka, WFB, and more.
American Labor and Capital a Century Ago, and Now
Economic concerns of our present day echo in Hour of Fate, a new book on Theodore Roosevelt and J. P. Morgan.
A Whirlwind Gallop through History with Ben Shapiro
A public service — and smashing great read — for twentysomethings and others.
Meet Great Art in Saint Louis
Clang, clang, clang, ding, ding, ding for the city’s superb museum.
Searching for the Live-Concert Buzz in a Pandemic with Sara Evans
The country star connected with her audiences at three Virginia venues.
The Antifa Film Syllabus
Twenty-five movies that turned a generation into nihilistic anarchists.
