Apple's text-message monitoring program won't solve any parental woes

Classifying teens as resistance heroes wrongly absolves American adults of their part in ongoing political fights

The Joe Francis empire faces bankruptcy, marking the end of an era. But don't worry, you can still see naked ladies

With wonder women, sharp teens and engrossing killers, the future of Hollywood looked very female this year

Relying on the tried-and-true Republican strategy of invoking a liberal conspiracy, Moore is poised for victory

Let us pray that those who watch this show aren't thinking about its bad timing and white savior imagery

Gwen Stefani has outfitted her 8-month-old with a "stud" pacifier, and he's not the only foxy baby in town

In "Birthday Girl," Nicole Kidman is confidently sexy playing a Russian femme fatale with trashy clothes, exposed midriff and a lanky insouciance.

Through music, Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato point the finger at men who took advantage of their age

"Good girl or bad girl -- I don't know anyone who isn't a little bit of each." Readers respond to Corrie Pikul's interview with author Karen Stabiner.

Also: More depressing election news!

25 years after I first published "Reviving Ophelia," I see social media and online culture creating new challenges

Caitlin Flanagan waxes dumb about this generation of teen girls, one more time. Why is the New York Times torturing me?

"Quick, someone arrest Stephen King"

At 132 years old, Alice in Wonderland is surprisingly alive. Laura Green examines why every age finds its own obsessions reflected in Lewis Carroll's fearless little girl.