Mormons
First among equals: what makes a great leader and does it matter?
Jared Diamond applies a distinctive approach to a crowded literary space, employing his ‘Hamlet test’ to assess leadership quality. He nominates Shakespeare, the first president of Botswana, Alex Ferguson and the Mormons as his top picks, while acknowledging that there are many other factors to success that tilt the scales
Irritating but watchable: American Primeval reviewed
American Primeval should really be called Two Incredibly Annoying Women In The Wild West. Yes, the first title is more…
Hugh Grant is an amazingly convincing villain – who’d have thought it?
Heretic is the latest horror film from writer-directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods (A Quite Place) and stars Hugh Grant,…
Neither free nor easy
The rules of sex can kill. In 1844 an angry mob shot Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, for his…
Latter-day sinners
Are Mormons prepared to ignore their troubled history?
In good faith
We Mormons really aren’t that different
London for aliens
Lanes of London serves street food to people who hate streets; that is, it exists to soothe the still-curious mouths…
