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You know there's a problem when your average Oscar nominee and Gimli from Middle-earth are basically interchangeable
Some schools have made eye-rolling a punishable offense. But if everything is considered bullying, then nothing is
Kids shouldn’t go unless they’re mature enough and have the skills to read the books first.
Parents fear exposing their kids to violent entertainment, but I’m taking my 8-year old to see The Hunger Games. Here’s why
A slew of stars are turning the tables on speculation about their sexual orientation to destigmatize homosexuality
Black irony is about people using blackness to comment and critique and reconfigure. It’s also about the relationship many blacks have with our past
Privacy in public, the religion of no religion and other ideas that are changing the way we live now
Pop culture consumers may be devoted, but all that adulation can turn to outrage with the slightest of provocations
How America can turn an economic rivalry based on fear into a race to the top
It’s great that diversity is extending to the neurological, but there’s a danger in portraying those on the spectrum as inherently miraculous
Everyone with a goal could rally behind her voice, fans and players alike
There is no end to the lengths Hollywood will go to make a major theatrical release that can be summed up in a poster
Why the music industry is still plagued by early deaths and fearing strokes more than bullets
Jonathan Franzen’s e-book anxiety seems misplaced, considering that e-readers are keeping the classics alive
We are drawn to stories — and are more likely to remember them — when they rhyme. Next up: The Scarlet Letter as a rap
