What A 20-Year-Old Convertible With A Broken Roof Taught Me About The Good Life
Family, faith, and community are the real basis for the good life. A convertible is at most a cherry on top.
I Want To Be The Loudest Man In Church, Just Like My Dad
For years, I resisted becoming my father. Now I thank God for the parts of him I am inheriting — most of all, his voice.
How Shen Yun Artists Triumph Over Communist Chinese Oppression
The new documentary “Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun” is directed by Fiona Young and will premiere in Los Angeles on June 17.
In Memory Of Mister Rogers’ Handyman And Music Shop Owner Joe Negri
He played a handyman on TV, but Joe Negri's real work, shaping generations of jazz musicians in Pittsburgh, needed no make believe.
AI Might Create Mental Junk Food, But It Can Never Reach The Human Soul
Years from now, people will still read Mark Twain and listen to Bach. They won’t be reading books or listening to music created by bots.
Not A Single Modern Celeb Could Be Bothered To Perform For America 250
In this precarious political moment we find ourselves in, we can't let this milestone pass us by with a whimper instead of a bang.