Arts & Culture

At a time when popular culture too often celebrates life’s negatives, it’s refreshing to witness the flourishing of a musical form that focuses on joy, fun, beauty, and nahenahe.

Pro-reason, pro-liberty readers likely will find A Saturnalia of Bunk enlightening and entertaining.

The romantic composers were an eccentric lot, but even so, Alexander Scriabin is in a world of his own.

Sargent's legacy will forever be cherished by those who long for an art that expresses life as it could and ought to be.

It may seem audacious to spend millions on such fleeting beauty—but it’s emblematic of a society rooted in the “the pursuit of happiness.”

By revealing the spiritual poverty of the materially wealthy Scrooge, A Christmas Carol shows that spiritual values are vital to a meaningful life.

These less-than-obvious gift ideas are likely to provide great enjoyment and have a lasting impact.

Today is the last day to vote for your favorite novel in PBS’s “Great American Read” contest. Fans of Ayn Rand will be happy to see that Atlas Shrugged is included in the list.

This riveting fictionalization of a 19th-century French espionage case illustrates the relation between rationality, integrity, and justice.

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