Mysteries past and present ratchet up the tension as the survivors navigate symbols, hormones and so much blood

As "Broad City" ends it does something most TV shows about female friendship don't: It keeps the love alive

This stigmatized genre has much to teach us about the way crime and justice really work

Catherine Hardwicke discusses her eagerly awaited movie "Twilight" and why "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" doesn't matter.

Alice Bolin's "Dead Girls," Laura Lippman's "Sunburn," Leesa Cross-Smith's "Whiskey & Ribbons" and more

The 20th anniversary of the 6-year-old's murder gives networks an excuse to exploit her tragic case all over again

CNN's Susan Hendricks spoke to Salon about her book "Down the Hill," offering an insider's perspective on the case

We're watching a display of typical patterns of abuse unfold in real time

Bachelor Bobs grow on trees, "The West Wing" rolls into flashy "ER" territory and the average Joes go head-to-head with a bevy of Adonises. Plus: Why Ethiopians need therapy, not used mattresses.

As one of several championships is contested this weekend, women's pro football is still trying to find its footing.

Jim Bob Duggar's efforts to minimize his son's abusive behavior offer an extreme example of our views on consent

The new HBO drama about the Rapture is intensely gloomy -- but underneath all its brooding, it has nothing to say

The creators of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" bring us the story of a girl band on a comeback campaign decades later

"The Keepers" is as riveting as a crime series gets. It also exposes pitfalls of the prestige true crime formula

The National Anthem, Trump, SpaceX, trolling. "South Park" took all we had to give; it might have broken them