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  • Jules Maigret: The Common Man’s Hero
    Jules Maigret: The Common Man’s Hero
    French publisher Librairie Arthème Fayard introduced the world to Jules Maigret, an inspector with Paris’s Brigade Criminelle, with the 1931 novel “The Strange Case of Peter the Lett” (since republished ...
    December 1, 2020BY Benjamin Welton
  • Gaelic Psalm Singing: A Tradition Like the Sea
    Gaelic Psalm Singing: A Tradition Like the Sea
    “This unique and primal music form has clung to me. Like the clinging of my mother's love, it ...
    November 30, 2020BY J.H. White
  • A Virtual Christmas, Chicago Style
    A Virtual Christmas, Chicago Style
    Since the debut of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” at the Goodman Theatre in 1978, “Bah Humbug!” has ...
    November 29, 2020BY Betty Mohr
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Spotlight’: Was Communism Responsible for Destroying Catholic Faith?
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Spotlight’: Was Communism Responsible for Destroying Catholic Faith?
    Speaking of Madonna, "Spotlight," the best movie of 2015, is about how the Catholic Church, in covering up ...
    November 29, 2020BY Mark Jackson
  • Straying From the Straight and Narrow Path: ‘The Disobedient Prophet’
    Straying From the Straight and Narrow Path: ‘The Disobedient Prophet’
    The story of the disobedient prophet is told in the Bible in the book of 1 Kings. The ...
    November 28, 2020BY Eric Bess
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’: The Mercy of Divine Intervention
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’: The Mercy of Divine Intervention
    PG | 2h 10min | Drama, Family, Fantasy | 7 January 1947 (USA) There are certain classic American ...
    November 27, 2020BY Ian Kane
  • Taking You There: Nature’s Sweeping Image in ‘A Rocky Coast’
    Taking You There: Nature’s Sweeping Image in ‘A Rocky Coast’
    For years, I wrote only about what piqued my interest. In discussing art—paintings and sculpture—it was either pieces ...
    November 27, 2020BY Wayne A. Barnes
  • O Say Can You Hear: Songs Celebrating America
    O Say Can You Hear: Songs Celebrating America
    “I hear America singing,” the poet Walt Whitman once wrote. Given the pandemic shutdowns, a summer of riots ...
    November 26, 2020BY Jeff Minick
  • More Dante Now, Please! (Part 2): Let’s Hear It for Free Will!
    More Dante Now, Please! (Part 2): Let’s Hear It for Free Will!
    In Part 1 of this article, we spoke of the importance of young minds being exposed to great ...
    November 25, 2020BY James Sale
  • The Singer Whose Voice Follows the Spirit: Iestyn Davies
    The Singer Whose Voice Follows the Spirit: Iestyn Davies
    “A choir's role in the Anglican church and the church of England is to elevate the worship,” Grammy-Award-winning ...
    November 24, 2020BY J.H. White
  • Truth Tellers: Ludwig van Beethoven, the Triumph Over Suffering
    Truth Tellers: Ludwig van Beethoven, the Triumph Over Suffering
    “I love the truth more than anything,” Beethoven wrote to Goethe 200 years ago. Of course, Goethe loved ...
    November 23, 2020BY Raymond Beegle
  • ‘Miracle on 34th Street’: 1947 Versus 1994
    ‘Miracle on 34th Street’: 1947 Versus 1994
    Since 1924, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade has been an annual New York event, beginning holiday shopping and ...
    November 22, 2020BY Tiffany Brannan
  • Thanksgiving 2020: A Day of Light and Hope in Our Darkness
    Thanksgiving 2020: A Day of Light and Hope in Our Darkness
    Most of us know some sort of barebones history about the origins of Thanksgiving, that three-day feast in ...
    November 21, 2020BY Jeff Minick
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Small Group the Movie’: A Spy in the House of Love
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Small Group the Movie’: A Spy in the House of Love
    PG-13 | 2h 1min | Drama | 18 October 2018 (USA) Faith-based movies like “Small Group the Movie” are ...
    November 20, 2020BY Mark Jackson
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Peanuts Movie’: A Substitute for No Publicly Available ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ in 2020
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Peanuts Movie’: A Substitute for No Publicly Available ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ in 2020
    Schultz portrayed as wide a range of human emotion as Rembrandt, imbuing these essentially stick-figures with personalities arguably ...
    November 20, 2020BY Mark Jackson
  • In Earnest: Egg Tempera and the Essence of Painting
    In Earnest: Egg Tempera and the Essence of Painting
    In 2019, American artist Stan Miller’s egg tempera portrait of Charles won second place in the Southwest Art ...
    November 20, 2020BY Lorraine Ferrier
  • Seeds of Liberty: Remembering the Mayflower Compact
    Seeds of Liberty: Remembering the Mayflower Compact
    The year 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the Pilgrims in the New World. It’s also ...
    November 19, 2020BY Jeff Minick
  • Mayflower 400: The Science of Sailing Across the Ocean in 1620
    Mayflower 400: The Science of Sailing Across the Ocean in 1620
    It is July 1620 in Southampton, England. Arriving into port is the Speedwell, a ship carrying a small ...
    November 18, 2020BY Jonathan Ridley
  • Paris’s Opulent Opera: Palais Garnier
    Paris’s Opulent Opera: Palais Garnier
    The Palais Garnier’s façade acts as a stupendous billboard for the streets of Paris. Its marble friezes, columns, ...
    November 16, 2020BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Rewind, Review, and Re-Rate: ‘She Wore a Yellow Ribbon‘: Earnest Cavalry Western Salutes Camaraderie
    Rewind, Review, and Re-Rate: ‘She Wore a Yellow Ribbon‘: Earnest Cavalry Western Salutes Camaraderie
    Passed | 1h 44min | Western | 22 October 1949 (USA) “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” (1949) marks ...
    November 16, 2020BY Ian Kane
  • Sustaining Our Empire: Thomas Cole and ‘The Course of Empire’
    Sustaining Our Empire: Thomas Cole and ‘The Course of Empire’
    Thomas Cole was a 19th-century American painter who became popular for his landscape paintings. Born in England, Cole ...
    November 15, 2020BY Eric Bess
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Stagecoach’: Western Revolutionizes Genre With Rousing Tale of Hope 
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘Stagecoach’: Western Revolutionizes Genre With Rousing Tale of Hope 
    Passed | 1h 36min | Adventure, Drama, Western | 3 March 1939 (USA) The 1930s marked the beginning ...
    November 14, 2020BY Ian Kane
  • Katsushika Hokusai’s Traditional Manga, Printmaking, and More
    Katsushika Hokusai’s Traditional Manga, Printmaking, and More
    Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai created an astounding number of marvelous works, many of which were prints. He began ...
    November 14, 2020BY Lorraine Ferrier
  • Popcorn and Inspiraton: ‘Heaven Is for Real’: Daring, Disarming, Dogma-Challenging
    Popcorn and Inspiraton: ‘Heaven Is for Real’: Daring, Disarming, Dogma-Challenging
    PG | 1h 39min | Biography, Drama, Family | 16 April 2014 (USA) America’s best products are movies ...
    November 13, 2020BY Mark Jackson
  • Rediscovering the Art of Poetry
    Rediscovering the Art of Poetry
    There is something magical about a well-written poem. Using nothing more than ink on paper, one can experience ...
    November 13, 2020BY Evan Mantyk
  • Paintings Full of Little Treasures
    Paintings Full of Little Treasures
    Canadian artist Susan Paterson meticulously creates realistic still-life paintings. Her harmonious paintings evoke an inner calm, while paying ...
    November 12, 2020BY Lorraine Ferrier
  • ‘The Birth-Mark’: An Allegory for Our Time
    ‘The Birth-Mark’: An Allegory for Our Time
    The plot of the short story is simple. Aylmer, a scientist, marries the beautiful Georgiana, whose face bears ...
    November 11, 2020BY Jeff Minick
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