Jeff Jacoby
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Writings by Topic: Art and Popular Culture

Title Publication Date
The day Phil Donahue and I kept our clothes on Arguable August 27, 2024
Nike celebrates athletics at its worst The Boston Globe August 7, 2024
Trump among the libertarians Arguable May 7, 2024
Vandals for Palestine Arguable March 19, 2024
The wonderful life of 'It's a Wonderful Life' The Boston Globe December 24, 2023
'Art is anything you can get away with' The Boston Globe September 25, 2023
Conservatives should embrace 'Lift Every Voice' The Boston Globe September 13, 2023
André Watts, 1946-2023 Arguable August 1, 2023
Cleopatra wasn't black. So what? The Boston Globe May 3, 2023
Which former governor should Healey hang? The Boston Globe April 23, 2023
The biggest loser Arguable November 7, 2022
Tom Hanks is a great pretender Arguable June 20, 2022
'Unsilenced' tells a tale of Chinese repression The Boston Globe January 23, 2022
Blood, sweat, and beauty Arguable July 26, 2021
No ministry of culture, please, we're American The Boston Globe July 25, 2021
My favorite Sargent painting Arguable April 25, 2021
Why Beethoven still endures The Boston Globe December 14, 2020
The Israeli actress and the Egyptian queen The Boston Globe October 18, 2020
Statue-toppling, right and wrong The Boston Globe June 14, 2020
What are the odds of ending lottery advertising? Arguable December 9, 2019
The PC commissars vs. Bryan Cranston The Boston Globe January 13, 2019
Look what you made Taylor Swift do The Boston Globe October 14, 2018
The transgender posse vs. Scarlett Johansson The Boston Globe July 18, 2018
Snobs rage, but the Berkshire Museum's future looks bright The Boston Globe April 18, 2018
Her 'Little Pink House' was her castle — until the government said it wasn't The Boston Globe April 15, 2018
Arts elitists to Berkshire Museum: Drop dead The Boston Globe January 28, 2018
At the Berkshire Museum, a display of backbone The Boston Globe July 30, 2017
Scrap the NEA, and America's arts scene will thrive The Boston Globe March 1, 2017
Let us now praise famous nonpoliticians The Boston Globe August 17, 2016
Three cheers for cultural appropriation The Boston Globe December 2, 2015
'Declaration of Independence' preserves the patriots' faces The Boston Globe July 5, 2015
Dying of laughter in North Korea The Boston Globe January 7, 2015
Who'll be looking down on Baker? The Boston Globe November 28, 2014
Typhoon Haiyan and the old, old problem of evil The Boston Globe November 13, 2013
No arts czar, please, we're American The Boston Globe February 8, 2009
The Pyongyang overture The Boston Globe March 2, 2008
Getting away with art The Boston Globe September 26, 2007
Light and darkness and a disembodied brain The Boston Globe September 12, 2007
A new low in Bush-hatred The Boston Globe September 10, 2006
A screenwriter's remorse The Boston Globe August 18, 2002
The Taliban's wrecking job The Boston Globe March 8, 2001
The right way to subsidize artists The Boston Globe May 27, 1999
Return these exiles to Greece The Boston Globe April 1, 1999
Kazan's lifetime achievement The Boston Globe March 8, 1999
Serious artists don't need the NEA The Boston Globe March 4, 1999
Still we sing: 'S wonderful! 'S marvelous! The Boston Globe September 24, 1998
Despite its promises, the NEA remains unchanged The Boston Globe August 21, 1997
'Mr. Magoo' brings out the PC police The Boston Globe August 5, 1997
The Framers would have voted to abolish the NEA The Boston Globe July 3, 1997
Art without the NEA The Boston Globe April 15, 1997
The false gods of popular culture The Boston Globe December 17, 1996
Disney's courage, Mandela's caution The Boston Globe December 5, 1996
The flag in the toilet The Boston Globe May 21, 1996
Homage to a crooner The Boston Globe January 4, 1996
Arts money for arts insiders The Boston Globe July 25, 1995
A desensitized society drenched in sleaze The Boston Globe June 8, 1995
There's no place in America for a ministry of culture The Boston Globe February 23, 1995
How the NEA pollutes American culture The Boston Globe January 24, 1995
Insufferable art The Boston Globe July 7, 1994

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