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Jani Allan
Jani Allan is a journalist, columnist, writer, and broadcaster.
Honoring Parents, the Bedrock of Society
Western morality is based on 10 very old and very good rules for living: the Ten Commandments. The Ten ...
Fine Arts
March 16, 2023
Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’: Christ in the Epicenter of the Story
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. —Leonardo da Vinci I once saw Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” Then, ...
Fine Arts
June 20, 2021
A Tribute to the Greatest Western Thinkers: ‘A School of Athens’
“The School of Athens” is one of the most important and fascinating frescos in Western art history. Pope Julius II commissioned ...
Fine Arts
May 23, 2021
The Marriage of Mathematics and Sacred Art: Piero della Francesca’s ‘The Baptism of Christ’
“We don’t go to art for information. Rather it’s the experience.”—Roger Scruton, philosopher Piero della Francesca’s “The Baptism ...
Fine Arts
April 27, 2021
The Genius of Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch’
Some paintings almost everyone in the Western world knows: Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” Piero della Francesca’s “The ...
Arts & Culture
April 8, 2021
Giotto di Bondone: The Master of Visual Storytelling
On the day I visited Padua, destroyer clouds were moving in from the west. The snow was knee-high. ...
Arts & Culture
March 22, 2021
A Painting to Remember: ‘Las Meninas’
Three memories I have of the first time I visited Madrid: the relentless elegance of the women in ...
Fine Arts
March 12, 2021
Theater Review: ‘Paradise Lost’: We Would Have Lost Paradise Too
NEW YORK—From the opening exchange between Satan and Beelzebub, Tom Dulack’s script captivates. Dulack’s take on “Paradise Lost” ...
Performing Arts
February 11, 2020
Meet Maximilian, ‘The Last Knight,’ at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
NEW YORK—Those who remain enchanted by the notion of chivalry and the medieval rules of knighthood will find ...
Arts & Culture
November 18, 2019
A Case for the Family Meal: At the Wilsons’, Dinner for 15
For centuries, families have gathered to eat and talk. Anthropological evidence from every culture and era show that ...
Food
October 30, 2019
Theater Review: ‘Little Women’
NEW YORK—A production by Primary Stages now at the Cherry Lane Theatre is perfect for an audience needing ...
Performing Arts
June 18, 2019
Theater Review: ‘Oklahoma!’
NEW YORK—The coolest new show on Broadway in 2019 is the revival of a 1943 musical. Social media ...
Performing Arts
May 12, 2019
Child Prodigies of Classical Music
There was always music in our house when I was growing up: operas and piano sonatas and string ...
Performing Arts
May 1, 2019
Can Music Shape Your Soul?
Music expresses the quintessence of life and its events. It is precisely this universality that gives music the ...
Performing Arts
April 9, 2019
Rhino Poaching Crisis in South Africa Exposed in ‘Stroop’ Documentary
"Stroop," a film about rhino poaching in South Africa, has won 10 international awards at 15 film festivals ...
Viewpoints
February 14, 2019
David Harris Jr. Couldn’t Stay Silent
I first glimpsed David Harris Jr. outside the White House a few weeks ago, among several hundred young, ...
Viewpoints
November 22, 2018
Pik Botha: The Death of a Showman
Roelof Botha died in October, at the age of 86. "Pik," as he was known, had the honor ...
Viewpoints
November 20, 2018
Brandon Straka and His Walk Away From the Democratic Party
Commentary When you are a gay, strikingly handsome cosmetologist, hairdresser, singer, and theater actor in New York City, ...
Viewpoints
November 3, 2018
Dean Cain Is More Than a Superman
Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell operated what a grand jury would later describe as a “baby charnel house.” His ...
Viewpoints
October 24, 2018
YouTube Star ‘The Amazing Lucas’ Talks Politics
The Amazing Lucas is a YouTube sensation. The bodybuilder, 3D animator, and Trump supporter has more than 10 million ...
Viewpoints
October 15, 2018
South Africa’s War Against White People
Commentary There is an insidious racism with which the West treats black African Marxist leaders. They are not ...
Viewpoints
October 10, 2018
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