Last week, in reviewing Netflix’ new docuseries The Outreau Case: A French Nightmare, I brusquely went over a subject near and dear—the...

While during his lifetime, his work became more and more critically derided, there has been a resurgence of interest in American...

I’m still vertical. It’s a low bar for living, but there you are. After this experience—rehearsing for my first stage role in nearly 20...

Prefatory Note: I acknowledge I can never understand the suffering women have experienced and continue to experience in instances of...

I recently got the exciting news that a short play of mine, Approaching the Summer Sun, is slated for publication in the first issue of...

For this final week of May, Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, I conclude celebrating my mentor and teacher David Henry...

This work contemplates, albeit in a slightly deranged way, the events of protest in the United States in the years 2016-2019. It makes no...

I remember reading Neal Gabler’s Walt Disney. A magnificent book, supposedly the first to tell of the man’s warts as well as his...

I can remember being as young as six and needing books around me constantly, though I wasn't sure I could read well. I liked books, the...

For the next few weeks, I'll be sharing my favorite works of art. These are not necessarily my answers to "What is the best movie/tv...