There are high high-end bars and low high-end bars; both are enough to make a deeply committed social drinker weep

When asked, nine percent of Americans say it’s a bad thing. But could more biases lurk beneath the survey data?

More than 50 years after "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," this alleged romance makes the same critical mistake

Tad may be dreamy, but there's little to swoon over in this too-gentle -- and alarmingly chaste -- teen-crush movie.

It's great to see interracial families in ads, but when will more such families get featured on actual shows?

In romance lit as everywhere else, race matters. These narratives are becoming more diverse, nuanced and vulnerable

Erin Lee Carr's latest HBO crime doc goes beyond sensational headlines on the Michelle Carter suicide texting case

Hello mother, hello father: Please get me the hell out of this summer-camp spoof.

Opponents of same-sex marriage claim that "elites" are foisting their values on America. History says the opposite

Yes, he was hellspawn, but the left owes a great debt to the late, unlamented (racist, homophobic) senator.

Based on the "Archie" comics, the new drama paints the classic small town as a hotbed of illicit romance and murder

Season 4 illustrates how Litchfield injustice can't be waved away with a simple "sorry"

Alabama just legalized black-white marriage. An expert talks about why it took so long and the American obsession with racial purity.

While the CBS comedy had its fair share of selling points, it always seemed to fall short when it mattered