A Se'nnight of Steyn, May 20-26
Happy European Elections Day to our Continental readers and Happy eve of Memorial Day to our American readers. We will have observances of the former and analysis of the latter later today and tomorrow. Meanwhile, in case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark... |
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Mark at the MoviesA Ghillie and a Munshi
As I mentioned on the radio yesterday, May 24th 2019 marks the bicentennial of Queen Victoria. So it would seem appropriate to have a bit of cinematic Victoriana for our Saturday movie date. Her Majesty was an important and consequential figure in almost every corner of the world, and once upon a time the biopics reflected that. But she was to a degree unknown and unknowable, which offers great opportunities to the contemporary biographical sensibility. And so the most notable films of the last two decades belong to a sub-genre of their own: the Queen-Empress and the men who caught the eye of a lonely and isolated woman in the long decades of her widowhood. John Madden's Mrs Brown (1997) is about the Queen's relationship with her ghillie; ... Mark's MailboxThe Dishonored Dead
As a follow-up to last week's Clubland Q&A, Mark answers more questions from Mark Steyn Club members around the planet on the rise of the Brexit Party, the shame of Canada's Afghan war "memorial", the fetters of our betters, and other lively topics, including those arising from Mark's two-part interview with George Papadopoulos. Click below to watch: Mark's Mailbox and The Mark Steyn Show are made possible through the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club, for which... The Mark Steyn ShowHoney Traps and Money Traps
In this episode those seeking to entrap a junior Trump campaign staffer go through every dangle in the book from lots of cash to exotic honeypots. Then comes Robert Mueller, and prison - and the terrible personal cost to George and his family: Part One of my interview with George Papadopoulos can be found here - and, if you... Steyn on FoxDeclassify Everything, Mr President!
Mark and Tucker Carlson get interrupted by breaking news Topical TakeTalibanny Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
John Walker Lindh is out of jail and still hot for jihad Steyn on the AirInvestigation Without End
A few moments from Mark's guest-hosting stint on America's Number One radio show Steyn on the AirSteyn in for Rush Today!
Steyn on FoxIconed Out
Tucker and Mark on Robert De Niro's ongoing destruction of his sanity: Steyn on the AirCry "Treason!" Again
A few moments from Mark's guest-hosting stint behind the Golden EIB Microphone Steyn on the AirSteyn in for Rush Today!
Mark returns to America's Number One radio show The Mark Steyn ShowThe Deep State Goes Dangling
Katz & CRTV vs SteynCRTV vs Steyn: The Verdict
A case that should never have been brought finally ends. The War on Free SpeechThe Vertigo at the Top of the Stick
Michael E Mann's defamation suit against me enters its |
A Clubman's NotesWhen Unrest is Sedentary
In tonight's episode, Vashti is unnerved by a rare move away from the cyber-pleasures of the Machine back to the real world... A Clubman's NotesThe Edwardian Internet
Tim isn't wrong: In this Tale for Our Time young Forster conjures a brilliant vision - from 110 years ago - of how we live now, anticipating the Internet, Google, Apple, Skype ...and their likely effect on us... Steyn's Song of the WeekThere's A Kind of Hush (All Over the World) with Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits
On the TownJinns, Rosières, and Prince Bob
by Johannes Brahms, Edward Elgar, César Franck, Mikhail Glinka, André Grétry, Jenő Huszka, Albert Ketèlbey, Gustav Mahler, Modest Mussorgsky and Carl Nielsen
A Clubman's NotesThe Mahdi and the Eloi
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Joseph Conrad, F Scott Fitzgerald, Anthony Hope, Rudyard Kipling, Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson and H G Wells
On the TownNon-Stop Nearly Number Ones
A Clubman's NotesNow We Are Two
The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowThe Sweeter Melodies Unheard
Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
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