Satire is often criticized as partisan, but its real target is stupidity across the political spectrum

I'm starting to wonder if it will ever happen

Holmes is often portrayed as unemotional and arrogant — why hasn't this been challenged in modern adaptations?

Fifty years after it first published, "The Bell Jar" has never seemed more prescient

The star of HBO's "The Deuce" and Netflix's "The Kindergarten Teacher" on acting, adapting Elena Ferrante and more

Carrie puts everything on the line to get to the heart of Brody

A young scientist plans to adapt his model to predict the movement of plant pathogens

In reviews of the decade, the "Sex and the City" star is called both an enemy and a heroine to women

In light of Willis' death this past weekend, a reflection on the quiet brilliance of "Annie Hall"

Book covers speak loudly in HBO's TV drama about the lives of the rich and privileged

As a child of concentration camp survivors, I know how urgently relevant the Holocaust is today

As a child, Singleton's films taught me about black life outside of my bubble. As an adult, he gave me even more

I'm a young woman in a new city and I don't want to be misunderstood.

Many young people think Social Security won't exist when they're old. It's a lie -- and here's where it comes from