Alex Karpovsky, aka "Ray," is a real-life auteur with an intriguing light-and-dark pair of movies

Don't judge the runaway success of "Chernobyl" as an indicator that audiences will watch AMC's and HBO's new shows

Ted Koppel and two congressmen go after partisanship and cable bloviators. But niceness solves exactly nothing

After 40 years and countless landmark pieces of legislation, Waxman's moving on

Who was clingy and who was smutty? Which ones were total wife guys?

Henry Kissinger is not a cute pop-culture prop. He's got more blood on his hands than perhaps any other American

An identity politics built on stirring white resentment has leaped from Fox News airwaves into the GOP platform

He's become a legend over the last three decades, but the elusive cowboy of American theater is not going soft on us -- for damn sure.

Costuming choices can reinforce well-worn and familiar royal stereotypes

Children aren’t the only ones who benefit from being read to

It's disconcerting to hear someone make that much noise during sex.

O'Reilly set to join WABC Radio, whose staff includes another former Fox host who accused him of sexual harassment

Netflix gives the "Kid Gorgeous" comedian a family-friendly special full of talented kids & oddly gorgeous moments

At the end of a season directed by the star, "Barry" highlights a cinematic reality that TV fiction can't match

Plus, his thoughts on more Superman, joining the MCU and James Bond