Arts & CultureSteyn's Song of the WeekMy Funny ValentineSteyn's Song of the Week ran every Monday from 2006 to 2012, and was a favorite of many SteynOnline readers. The series is currently taking a break, but many of Mark's most popular Song of the Week essays are anthologized in the handsome hardback book A Song For The Season. From "Easter Parade" to "Jingle Bells", "Summertime" to "Autumn Leaves", via songs for Groundhog Day and Labor Day, Mark's musical year roams across two centuries of memorable music. You can order your personally autographed ... Mark at the MoviesReturn to DisasterThe SteynOnline Friday Feature, our weekly movie column, is on hiatus for a while, but keep an eye on our bookstore for a forthcoming anthology of Mark's movie writing. In the meantime, here's an essay on the 1990s mini-revival of the defining genre of the 1970s, which you can find in the book Mark Steyn From Head To Toe: IF ANY SCENE sums up the disaster-movie genre it's Shelley Winters swimming underwater through a flooded corridor in The Poseidon Adventure, her cheeks puffed out like a ... Ave atque valeTony Blankley RIPTony's death is a particular shock to those of us who enjoyed his company on the NR cruise just a few weeks ago. He was his usual convivial self, and fully engaged in the 2012 campaign season. Steyn on CultureWho's Off First?VIDEO: Italy's Costa Concordia disaster has Mark Steyn mulling the "women and children first!" idea with Michael Coren on The Arena. On the TownPAUL SIMON, LONE TEEN RANGERIn lieu of our usual Song of the Week, we present a SteynOnline audio special: Mark talks to singer-songwriter Paul Simon - including a tour of Simon's boyhood neighborhood and a live performance of his very first song |
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