Have you enjoyed Michelle Fram Cohen's articles at the Atlasphere -- such as her recently-republished "Crosspoints: A Chance at Self-Redemption"? If so, you may be interested in her new anthology, My Atlasphere Collection, now available as ... »More

Last week I watched the DVD of Atlas Shrugged movie director Vadim Perelman's House of Sand and Fog. Since he's going to be the proverbial "god" of the new Atlas Shrugged movie, I figured it ... »More

Here are two new movies in the theaters that seem potentially very interesting to fans of Ayn Rand's uncompromising novels: The Brave One (starring Jodie Foster) and 3:10 to Yuma (starring Russell Crowe and Christian ... »More

From a new article at Desicritics.org titled Book Review: Malcolm Gladwell and Ayn Rand: [I]f you simply dig a little under the words Gladwell uses, such as "instincts," "snap judgments," and "thinking without thinking," what you ... »More

Earlier this week my wife and I watched The Lost City (June 2006), starring Andy Garcia, who also produced and directed the movie. It's was best movie I've seen in months. The film is Garcia's own personal ... »More

From the article "Striving for Individualism" in today's San Francisco Examiner: Facing New York has had plenty of opportunities to make more money. While music-industry people have offered lucrative deals in exchange for control over their ... »More

Based upon the trailer, the new movie 300 appears to glorify virtues like strength, courage, and determination. No wonder, then, that so many liberal reviewers are dismissing it. The following excerpt, from a recent interview ... »More

From 1960s Rand associate Bob Hessen: I warmly recommend THE LIVES OF OTHERS, dealing with East Germany before its collapse in 1989. The secret police (the "Stasi") spy on the lives of everyone suspected of ... »More

In November I finally bought a copy of the album Far from You and Your Everyday Noise by a new Wisconsin band called "The Profits" -- since re-christened "We the Living" and scheduled to release ... »More

Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged was recently touted in the student newspaper of the University of Rhode Island, The Good 5¢ Cigar. Normally, that might not be of much interest outside the student body of URI. But ... »More