Pita Shack flashback
The bloody horrors that have waylaid Iraq since the 2003 invasion obliterate thoughts of its glorious past
Spectator Life
An intelligent mix of culture, style, travel, food and property, as well as where to go and what to see.
September 5, 2020
Jason Peters writes to entertain his friends and exasperate his enemies
No one who eats food or laughs at jokes should be without his new book
September 4, 2020
Eye on the pies: food in the age of ‘cultural appropriation’
Am I, a not-Chinese person, allowed to make sesame buns?
September 3, 2020
Bubbles in paradise
On Churchill’s favorite fizz
Welcome to the District of BLMbia
Time’s up for the nation’s capital
September 2, 2020
Count your chickens
Life on a funny farm
August 26, 2020
Digging for clams on the Jersey Shore
While some swear that only while barefoot can you properly detect clams, connoisseurs know that’s bosh
August 24, 2020
My hot vegan smoothie
My piping-hot smoothies would be 100 percent vegan, 100 percent organic, and 100 percent original!
August 9, 2020
Happy hours
Tuscany or Provence? It’s the former for me every time
August 7, 2020
Cherry baby
The joyfullest of fruits shines in a complex recipe
August 4, 2020
A rosé by any other name
Lynch, Lulu and the love of Bandol
August 3, 2020
It’s all relative with the Statue of Liberty
The many mysteries of Emma Lazarus
July 29, 2020
A ticket to Rye
Rye encapsulates a quintessential sort of Englishness: creative yet conservative, cultural yet parochial
July 27, 2020
The rise of homeschooling
Homeschools may no longer be old school thanks to COVID-19
Avocado angst: is there anything safe to eat?
Such is our collective eco-anxiety that there now exists a Climate Psychology Alliance
July 26, 2020
Trekking towards the future
In an economy that favors black economic empowerment, Afrikaners now struggle to find their footing
July 23, 2020
Turning Point USA takes on the Academy
A financial boycott could send a message to liberal universities
July 22, 2020
Children of a lesser pod
The fashionable alternative to reopening schools defies logic
July 15, 2020
In Los Angeles, school’s out…forever?
The LA Teachers’ Union exploits the pandemic
July 13, 2020
The AOC Cookbook: my adobo recipe
Goya doesn’t stand a chance
July 11, 2020
All about the allium
Summertime, and the garlic is fragrant
July 10, 2020
Do the vegans want blood?
Meat is murder, they say
July 8, 2020
Flavors of the past
Visiting Uzbekistan is a huge adventure
Ivies offer half-baked education at full sticker price
Princeton and Harvard will be partially or fully virtual this fall
July 7, 2020
Custard and coffee
Lisbon is the perfect weekend destination to do very little
July 6, 2020
Is now the time to invest in buy to let?
Buy to let remains a popular investment option for Brits, despite being the subject of major reform over the last three years. Government legislation since 2017 has been increasingly hostile towards buy-to-let owners but could the aftermath of the pandemic prompt a change? Figures from 2018 show that the Private Rented Sector [PRS] provides homes
July 5, 2020
College elites and defunding the police
Is it not ‘violent white supremacy’ to enable rioters as they burn down African American neighborhoods?
July 4, 2020
Born Toulouse: varietals, vermouth and verse
Pinot Noir ‘should be approached like a beautiful woman — with respect, some knowledge, and great hopes’
June 28, 2020
It’s not about Woodrow Wilson. It’s about indoctrination
Why Princeton caved to the mob
