Brews before shrews
Doug Mortimer reflects on the fine art of drinking beer.
Jihads and dark gods
Why are feminists often silent about the behavior of radical Muslims, but so ready to condemn Western men for the slightest slight? Doug Mortimer explores.
The Power and the Reflected Glory
In the bad old days, two of the time-tested ways for women to move up in class were to marry money, or to marry the boss. Melinda French did both.
Pepé Le Pew must go!
With tongue firmly in cheek Doug Mortimer has crafted a Social Justice Petition for us to sign.
Bogart: a man going his own way
Sixty years after Bogart’s death, one wonders whether or not it is possible to fashion a career as a MGTOW leading man?
A modest proposal regarding male disposability
If you wear one of those T-shirts or ball caps that says “Old guys rule,” here’s your chance to prove it says Doug Mortimer.
An inconvenience store truth
7-Eleven has established a prize-winning competition to promote its business. Doug Mortimer brings you the details.
Men vs. Men, and STEM vs. STEM
Pundits of all persuasions have explored the pros and cons of immigration in every way imaginable, except one: its effect on men.
Toxic Tommy Manville
Tommy Manville is famous for his ability to tie knots
