Part clunky comeback, part earnest discussion of growth, "Aziz Ansari: Right Now" confronts difficult subjects

We have created a culture of coarseness, bad behavior and disgust. It's the fault of one generation

Religious conservatives view pain as an expression of virtue, and the proof is in their reproductive healthcare

For 12 years, I hid my true identity from friends. I escaped discrimination – but I began to hate myself

Haley also vowed to pardon Trump even if he's guilty, arguing it's "not about guilt or innocence"

For 12 years, I hid my true identity from friends. I escaped discrimination – but I began to hate myself

I read these cheap, formulaic books, and I can't stop wishing my life would be like that.

A wanderer enjoys the night sky with a new friend.

"Over Your Cities Grass Will Grow" explores the amazing ruined city built in France by artist Anselm Kiefer

In "Touch of Evil" Welles made the aging Dietrich into the quintessential femme fatale.

And why you should!

How is it possible that a rose can still bloom in November, and how is it possible that I have fallen in love with you?

Fond memories of walking barefoot in a grassy backyard aren't a good enough reason to plant a lawn in the desert

The winners of the "Cinderella by Anne Rice" writing contest.

By C. Mann