Culture
Ditching Journalism Ethics in ‘Inventing Anna’
Shonda Rhimes’ 'Inventing Anna' serves up tired stereotypes about women in media
Open the Books on Critical Race Theory
There should be nothing controversial about transparency rules that allow parents to see what their kids are being taught in school.
Robert Hayden, the Poet Who Would Not Be Canceled
Hayden focused on the sufferings and triumphs of black Americans, that wasn’t enough for some of his contemporaries.
Does the Future Face New Enemies?
Virginia Postrel discusses her intellectual development and dynamism in American life.
Deconstructing Dino
New documentary 'Dean Martin: King of Cool' provides a thorough look at its subject, but few new insights.
Theranos’ Third Man
Like film noir villain Harry Lime, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes' crimes aren't just financial: They've harmed medical patients.
‘Scream’ is Tedious, Glorified Fan Fiction
The loss of Wes Craven pervades this “requel,” which mistakes juvenile writing for inspired meta-comedy.
New Evidence Emerges: Kanakuk Kamp Blocked an Effort to Fire an Employee Later Revealed To Be a Serial Child Abuser
Pete Newman’s supervisor recommended he be fired in 2003, according to sources.
Takashi Miike: Modern Maverick
Japan’s most prolific and controversial filmmaker is a cinematic genius. And an ideal Halloween companion.
The Making of Robert P. George
The longtime Princeton professor reflects on his journey from Morgantown to Princeton and the state of academia.
Ross Douthat Emerges From the Depths
The New York Times columnist reflects on his political development, his struggle with chronic illness, and the future of conservatism.
On Donda, A Humbled Kanye West
The rapper’s tenth solo album is the first on which he admits he’s not in control.