Mark Judge is a columnist at various publications including Hot Air and the Washington Examiner. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, particularly within the film industry, as well as journalism and cultural movements that shape society and pop culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as RealClearInvestigations and The New Criterion.
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In defying expectations about genre and intellectual stereotypes, Zoe Dubno’s Happiness & Love is a book for our time.
Well why not? Whittaker Chambers saw the light, as did James Burnham and David Horowitz. Why not Babs?
By: Mark Judge
The Supreme Court’s ruling in West Virginia v. B.P.J. reflects Kavanaugh’s understanding both of sports and of the real and natural differences between men and women.
By: Mark Judge
Explore the Anti-Communist Film Festival and the fight for artistic freedom on America’s 250th birthday.
It is a stroke of genius that in The Divine Comedy Dante depicts Satan as trapped in a giant bedrock of ice.
Is it time for me to sue the New York Times ? Their columnist Charles Blow was on TV recently trying to pivot the new rape allegations against Graham Platner to Trump - and Brett Kavanaugh.
It was time. Even so, I freaked out when I lost my Ray-Bans. I’d them for eight years. They were dirty, the temples were loose, and I’d misplaced them over a dozen times over the years.
By: Mark Judge
Lithwick’s outrage at the Supreme Court’s ruling in the recent decision upholding a state’s right to ban transgender athletes in women’s sports calls to mind her despicable coverage of the Kavanaugh hearings.
Explore the Brat Pack's connection to anti-communism and the Anti-Communist Film Festival.
By: Mark Judge
Daniel Mendelsohn’s memoir relates how the ancient story of the return of an absent father melted the ice between him and his own dad.
