This is how journalists and consultants evaluate what they're reading.
From Thomas Cromwell to Chinese factory workers, perspectives from different times and places to help think about the Trump administration differently.
When we nitpick movies to death, we lose sight of what art is--and why facts matter.
Executives for the broadcast networks are skipping their traditional meetings with the press.
If the service has finally started kicking people off, it should ban Donald Trump -- for his own good, and for everyone else's.
Big franchises carry risk. But they're also a more controlled environment for young directors to learn the ropes.
A new documentary explores how obituary writers decide who had an impact, and how to sum up the lives of the dead.
"Westworld" isn't living up to its promise to be both a terrific example of prestige entertainment and a critique of it.
From "Creed" to "The Sellout," I have your holiday shopping covered.
