In search of the quintessentially British afternoon tea
You could search all fifty states, from sea to shining sea, and never come close to finding a proper scone
Madeleine Kearns
Thursday
Tuesday
Newlywed dining around the world
Our first year of marriage has involved a lot of hosting
Monday
Elliot Page’s memoir is a tale of tragic self-destruction
For the author, transgenderism was an escape hatch
Sunday
Italian cooking lessons in the home of a Venetian chef
Rosa ‘loves to be surrounded by nice people who like to eat well and offer free smiles all the time’
Tuesday
Porn again
There’s no reconciling the clash between the sex positivity movement and chastity
Monday
The ‘conversion therapy’ canard
Biden is doing trans activists’ bidding and young Americans will suffer
Monday
Children’s lives depend on parents’ rights
Trans ideologues want to hide your child’s problems from you
Wednesday
Big Dope
A fog of madness, a stinky green cloud, is now descending on America
Saturday
Lullaby in Birdland
Life is still a cabaret
Friday
Babies on demand: the nasty side of surrogacy
One agency shows a smiling blonde wearing a T-shirt captioned ‘I grow cute babies’
Tuesday
Keeping up with the Santorums
Lockdown in Virginia with the former senator’s huge family
Wednesday
Mass appeal: Stanford in Stamford
An American debut, only a century late
Tuesday
Bowl food: childhood memories have inspired a new craze for cookie dough
Hundreds of customers can be seen snaking around the block, eagerly awaiting tubs and cones of buttery, sugary batter
Friday
Jeffrey Epstein isn’t the only one sexualizing children
Abusers take advantage of a cultural blindspot
Sunday
Father Morris won’t be the last priest expelled from campus for having the ‘wrong’ beliefs
In her column in this week’s Spectator, Mary Wakefield writes about Father Mark Morris, who was fired from his post at Glasgow Caledonian University for having a prayer meeting in response to a recent gay pride march. Wakefield points out that there is more to this story than meets the eye. She’s not alone in
Thursday
Review: My Fair Lady
In, Bartlett Sher’s revival, Eliza Doolittle’s stalwart character is the great triumph.
