The studio's decision to scrap multiple completed films isn't sitting well with Hollywood.

'It's the economy, stupid' isn't enough right now.

Why poor showings in Virginia and New Jersey elections are a bad omen for 2022.

The mainstream media's real ethical red lines have nothing to do with objectivity

The typical reshuffling of the employment market is about to happen at warp speed.

How COVID-19 exposed our culture's relentless pressure to be positive.

'A time to mourn and a time to dance.'

The subtly retrograde message of "WandaVision."

The brutal truth of pandemic parenting in America.

Dave Portnoy is the future of the conservative movement.

On the still strangely underappreciated nature of the outgoing president's appeal.

Would a big Biden victory reverse the Republican Party's Trumpist turn?

"Brave New World," "1984," and many others share a common thesis about the corruption of society.

Coronavirus is making the U.S. a pariah state and reshuffling the international order.

The director's new film is radically inventive, and exemplifies his immense and under-appreciated talent.

You don't have to beat protesters senseless to prevent murders.

It's an obstacle to fighting coronavirus or any other crisis.

Yes, it's as ridiculous as it sounds.

Stop slobbering over Andrew Cuomo already

A months-long wave of reports culminated with two Belgian Air Force F-16s chasing mysterious objects through the skies.

Unexplained discrepancies are appearing in measurements of how rapidly the universe is expanding.

There are 76 hours of Oscar-nominated feature films. Two movies are harrowing documentaries about Syrian hospitals, two are based on magazine articles. Three films revolve around impending matrimony, and one around divorce. There are at least eight brutal snubs (don't worry "Hustlers" and "The Farewell," I haven't forgotten about you).

I refuse to beat myself up this year.

It's making me feel nostalgic for the old era's difficult men.

Will one of these be Trump's "I am not a crook"?

The director's new gangster flick is clever, startling, violent, and awesomely ambitious.

The Kentucky Republican could go down as one of the most influential Senate majority leaders in history. Why?

The HBO epic's worldbuilding was award-worthy, even when its story wasn't.

"Hustlers" shows yet another side of the star's impressive range.