Author: Erik Loomis
OK, OK, I know what you are saying--yet another Sudanese film! My God I am so sick of watching so much African cinema! Yes, well, it's time to watch Ibrahim.
It ain't no easy thing to do, but we do have to give Democrats a surprising amount of credit here for not caving to the Republicans over the shutdown. It.
This is the grave of James Mann. Born near Bloomington, Illinois in 1856, Mann grew up in a prominent agricultural family interested in reform of the topic. He went to.
Promises: Through Congress is a 2021 film by Trevor Tweeden that is a simple concept. Let's play the amazing Pharoah Sanders/Floating Points/London Symphony Orchestra album Promises while spending 40 minutes.
Another week in this wild college football season didn't lead to the chaos of some weeks, but it did lead to LSU coach Brian Kelly getting fired. The firings this.
As we watch the coming election in New Jersey to see if the state's large Latino population continue its Usain Bolt like sprint to the Republican Party or whether Democrats.
This is the grave of Dwight Davis. Born in 1879 in St. Louis, Davis grew up rich. His grandfather had been mayor back in the 1850s and the family remained.
I recently watched the fascinating new Christopher Roth documentary, Europe Endless 1: The Specter of Eurocommunism. This is the first part of a planned trilogy that celebrates the greatest values.
