On Friday Steyn guest-hosted America's Number One cable show, Tucker Carlson Tonight. He'll be back in the anchor chair on Monday, and we hope you'll want to join him. Friday's show began with Mark's monologue...
We continue our voyage from the wild northland to the subtler predations of the Lower 48 in our latest Tale for Our Time: Jack London's Burning Daylight. In tonight's episode, Daylight could use a little...
With tonight's edition of Tucker Carlson Tonight under the belt (I'll be back in the anchor chair on Monday), here's the perfect digestif: The thirteenth episode of our current Tale for Our Time: Burning...
Welcome to the second re-run in our Serenade Radio series of Steyn's Song of the Week. This episode celebrates one of the most beloved of movie songs, yet one that has become freighted by the premature...
Episode Eight of Jack London's Burning Daylight
Mark on the US Government's Tucker surveillance, and its pursuit of Julian Assange
Don Siegel died thirty years ago - April 20th 1991- and millions of folks who care not a jot or tittle about the names of movie directors surely know at least one Siegel scene. Here is Clint Eastwood five...
Three cinematic thoughts on the late Duke of Edinburgh - and a bonus: 1) He has been played by many fine actors on screen, but generally in very tawdry films, mostly about Charles and Diana - first in...
Larry McMurtry died this past week, in the small town where he was born and spent almost all his life - Archer City, Texas, where his greatest film was partly shot. He was principally a novelist, but Hollywood...
In recent days, I\'ve been commenting on Turner Classic Movies\' pitiful descent into what I called on Tucker \"the humbug of woke\". In order to watch Breakfast at Tiffany\'s or Stagecoach or My Fair...
I love Looney Tunes, and I couldn\'t be less interested in discussing whether Pepe LePew is directly responsible for Andrew Cuomo #MeTooing his staffers or Joe Biden tweaking grade-school nipples. Even...
Mark writes: Over recent weeks I\\\'ve been picking out some favorite pieces by our peerless film columnist Kathy Shaidle, who died last month, far too young. We\\\'ve now put all of Kathy\\\'s magnificent...
A week ago today, I had the sad duty of announcing the death of our irreplaceable movie columnist Kathy Shaidle. Kathy wrote everything from poetry to The Weekly World News's "Ed Anger" column and was...
I leave it to readers to decide whether this week's Song of the Week was selected as a plea for healing in a divided land or merely because sixty years ago - January 1960 - it was on the Billboard Number...
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Kathy Shaidle, a dear friend and our peerless movie essayist, who left us just before six o'clock this morning at Mississauga Hospital in Ontario....
After guest-hosting for Tucker and guest-hosting for Rush, I'm rounding out the week guest-hosting for our peerless film essayist, Kathy Shaidle. As most of you know, Kathy is going through a miserable...
Kathy Shaidle is away this Boxing Day, facing, as many of you know, an absolutely wretched holiday season. We love to publish her film columns, because she is one of the best writers around on popular...
Our peerless film columnist Kathy Shaidle is away this week, and so I\'m honored, after a stint this week as Rush\'s guest-host, to step up and guest-host for Kathy, too. Miss Shaidle will return next...
Kathy Shaidle looks at two famous heiresses from film
Our star movie columnist Kathy Shaidle is off this week, so your humble host has to fill in. Among the casualties of this lost summer is the summer blockbuster: for the first time since the mid-seventies,...
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