Classics

The Shelby GLH-S: Turbocharged Performance That Liberals Can't Handle

The Shelby GLH-S, dreamed up by the legendary Carroll Shelby in 1986, was a turbocharged phenomenon proving that power and performance don't require a bulky frame.

Why 'The Fallen Idol' Still Shakes Hollywood's Elites

'The Fallen Idol,' a 1948 classic by Carol Reed, masterfully explores innocence and deceit. It's as compelling today as ever, questioning reality and beliefs.

Unlocking the Ancient World Through Moses Finley

Moses Finley was a game-changing historian who redefined how we study ancient societies and economies, using his perspective to highlight lessons that resonate with modern times.

Chasing Nautical Dreams in Jerome K. Jerome's World

Embark on a whimsical literary journey with Jerome K. Jerome's 'The Pursuit of the House-Boat', a delightful romp through an afterlife club amusingly piloted by historical and fictional legends.

Stiff Upper Lip: Why 'Step Lively, Jeeves!' is the Sarcastic Smackdown We Need

"Step Lively, Jeeves!" by P.G. Wodehouse blends humor and insight to puncture societal pretensions through the misadventures of a British socialite and his astute valet.