Parting Glances: LGBTs "our misfortune"
Well-known Spanish philosopher Jorge Agustin Nicolas Ruiz de Santayana y Borras — known succinctly in English as George Santayana — was born in 1863 and died [...]
Creep of the Week: David Kupelian
It seems like every second there's a new story about sexual harassment or abuse. The most recent being Larry Nassar, the USA Gymnastics and Michigan State [...]
LGBTQ Rights in Era of Marriage Equality
It's been more than two and half years since the U.S. Supreme Court in Obergefell v. Hodges held that our Constitution guarantees us both the fundamental right [...]
The Curious Case of Joseph Roman
Criminals make up excuses for their crimes. We've heard so many bad excuses for crime, that many such stories have become the things of legend, like the [...]
Parting Glances: Peel me a grape, Kitty!
In 1953, a madam by the name of Polly Adler wrote a tell-all best seller about her 30 years in the brothel business, "A House is Not a Home." It created a [...]
Creep of the Week: Alex Jones
Alex Jones of the conspiracy-laden, right-wing echo chamber that is Infowars took a closer look at the so-called Women's March on the Jan. 22 episode of The [...]
2018: Stand Up
By the time this column reaches you, the confetti will be swept out of Times Square and the Rose Bowl parade floats will exist as only a memory. Nevertheless, [...]
Parting Glances. Tattoos upward for Justin!
Charles Alexander Were I 50 years younger, and given a now wishful-thinking opportunity, I just might make a pass at Justin Bieber, troublesome idol turned [...]
Creep of the Week: Mat Staver
Mat Staver What I'm about to tell you may surprise you. It may shock you. It may even upset you. But it must be said. Here goes: Judges are people. And, if [...]
