Christopher Hitchens was a wonderful polemicist—first rate—and as good as Nietzsche but without the madness born of syphilis.
Lori Loughlin — aka Aunt Becky — pulled some strings and paid some money to get her kid into USC. Why'd she do it? Because she could. So now the rest of us should ask ourselves, "If I had the same money and connections, would I do the same thing?"
Home-ownership is a kind of personal Everest. Here are the five secrets you need to know before starting your climb.
Today, there are fewer and fewer shared experiences when traveling, so the destination really does matter more than the journey.
First, ask her if she wants you to do it. Then, after she says yes, read this to make sure you get it done right (and don't hurt yourself in the process).
Nice bulge! "By the time you get to your third or fourth truck hijacking, it's like putting on your underwear."
Kay Hymowitz is a Planned Man’s friend. This brilliant journalist and scholar likes real Men, and is firmly on the side of doing right by them.
The ultimate dutchie of a drug book: take a page and pass it on.
The cardinal sin of any first date — hell, any date — is boredom. Here are some shake-it-up ideas that will provide an interesting date whether you ultimately hit it off or not.
Here are professional tips I gleaned by five years of writing for the “Los Angeles Daily News.”
Want to bring a higher level of fitness to both your body and your mind? If so, here's how to choose a martial art that will give you greater control, greater confidence in a fight, greater balance — and maybe even give you the thrill of breaking a few boards.
What does it mean when you have to “cover the spread” to win an NFL or NBA bet? Here’s where point spreads came from and how they work.
A robbery occurs every 1.7 minutes, an aggravated assault every 39 seconds, and a violent crime goes down every 24.6 seconds, according to the FBI’s “Crime Clock.” Are you and your family prepared for the unexpected?
No movie in recent decades better captures men’s confused, complicated view of women than the brilliant “High Fidelity.”
“Yellowstone” is a monumental drama of ranchers stuck fighting old enemies on the ascent and new opponents of progress.
“Scent of a Woman” is really About the scent of a man: Frank’s defense of Charlie captures the ideal of manliness, which PM exists to nurture, defend, entertain and serve.
If George Orwell or Kurt Vonnegut did comedy, it would be this skit of pitch-perfect ideology.
On the list of treasures under siege by today’s Woke hoards is Mel Brooks’ 1974 classic, “Blazing Saddles”—right up there with Dr. Seuss and “Little House on the Prairie.”
Bill Burr: Let It Go
