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October 24, 2023
For over seven decades, Walt Disney's production company has been making animated films. We ranked each movie Walt Disney…
February 20, 2023
At a time when everyone's stuck at home more than ever before, books are a means of much-needed escape—especially for young minds. They can learn how to cast spells and play Quidditch with Harry Potter over a bowl of breakfast cereal.
February 19, 2023
At a time when everyone's stuck at home more than ever before, books are a means of much-needed escape—especially for young minds. They can learn how to cast spells and play Quidditch with Harry Potter over a bowl of breakfast cereal.
August 28, 2022
“[I]t wasn’t until I cracked open Eleanor Perenyi’s “Green Thoughts,” a tart, smart and beautifully written set of alphabetical essays ... that I realized how much was really going on here, right unde...
June 3, 2022
In 1982, Don Bluth proved he could go toe-to-toe with Disney and win with his animated masterpiece The Secret of NIMH.
April 17, 2022
“She planted, as soon as the first strip was ready, runner beans and a row of lettuce. ‘The runner bean,’ said her book, ‘is not over-particular,’ and Caroline gratefully acknowledged the truth of...
April 10, 2022
“On a fine May afternoon Caroline sat out in her garden admiring the Aesopus tulips.” – Margery Sharp, “Four Gardens,” 1935 Last week I introduced Caroline Chase Smith, the protagonist in Ma...
April 3, 2022
“The six tulips stood straight as soldiers, proud as dukes, and gay as cockatoos. Their streaked petals, pink and creamy-white, had edges delicately fluted like the lip of a seashell. They were at...
December 5, 2021
“To love a garden is to be in love with words: With potageries and racemes, corymbs, hispids and corms. To love a garden is to be in love with possibility for it can never, almost b...
November 23, 2021
Voices of celebrated actors, especially as villains, bring life to under-the-radar Disney cartoons.