A pair of independent Gen Z directors is giving out-of-touch Hollywood elites a run for their money.
Author: Noel Yaxley (Noel Yaxley)
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Henry Nowak and the Price of Institutional Cowardice
The brutal killing of a young university student in the UK demonstrates the radical absurdity of hate crimes legislation and the suicidal empathy that drives it.
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Time to Slay the Slop Machine
In the doom loop of our pop culture’s slop machine, we must rise up and reclaim our humanity by rooting ourselves in things that are real and lasting.
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Finding ‘Placedness’ in the Dirt of Our Own Backyards
There is nothing like tending the earth in your own backyard to inspire one to plant roots and bloom.
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When Democrats Engaged in ‘Mortal Kombat’
How a low-resolution video game once enraged pearl-clutching Democrats and led to a moral panic.
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An Ode to the Coffee of Old
You don’t need newfangled roasts or baristas to pour yourself a cup of the old reliable social lubricant and get a jolt of caffeinated creativity.
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Carter Family Values
Nearly a century after their landmark Bristol sessions, the Carter Family stands as proof that the most lasting music isn’t always the most complex.
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Make Sports Rowdy Again
The instinct to take the rowdiness out of rowdy sports deserves mockery.
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Charles Bukowski and the Passing of Blue-Collar Lit
Today’s literary world fosters an out-of-touch monoculture at war with masculinity and the blue-collar struggles that made American writers like Bukowski great.
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Dark Woke, Rage Rooms, and the Blinding Narcissism of Online Tribalism
The anger driving so many affluent white liberal women these days can be traced to the blinding narcissism encouraged by woke online movements bleeding into the real world.
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Selfie Culture Lacks Self-Awareness
An increase in selfie deaths highlights the degree to which our culture’s obsession with the self is lacking, not only in depth and meaning, but, ironically, in self-awareness.
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Keir Starmer’s Cultural Relativism Locks the UK in a Brutal and Primitive Past
The Labour leader’s electoral dependence on the large influx of Muslim immigrants encourages him to defend barbaric practices like cousin marriage.
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Ideological Eating and the Sheep Who Participate
As we endure another “Veganuary” it’s interesting to note that the participants are doing more harm than good—both to themselves and the planet.
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Music, AI, and the Stagnation of Popular Culture
As we become a culture defined by AI technology, we’re losing the ability to distinguish between reality and fakery.
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Death of the MTV Generation
A critique and a lamentation for the demise of a channel that defined a generation.
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Americans Should Reject the British Precedent on Free Speech
The UK’s Online Safety Act lured social conservatives into thinking they were protecting children when, in fact, it was designed to limit and control political speech.
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Are UK Voters More Based Than MAGA?
Although it may be too late, in the UK even left-wing voters are coming around to the idea that the globalist vision of multiculturalism is a fraud.
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YouTuber Gets Dogpiled Over Cow Dung
Tyler Oliveira’s exposure of an Indian community’s poo-chucking festival ended up exposing more about the West’s insane indoctrination in cultural relativism.
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Visual Muzak and Digital Slop
The entertainment industry has changed to cater to our increasingly fragmented attention spans.
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The Decline in Reading Is a Symptom of Disappearing Reality
In our digital age where silence is unbearable and patience feels like weakness, our attention spans and collective capacity to engage with reality is slipping away.
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The UK’s Free Speech Proxy War
The United Kingdom serves as a cautionary tale for the United States when it comes to free speech—the crackdown there could soon be copied here.