criticism

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott's show takes emotional exploitation to new depths. Has reality TV finally gone too far?

ebola myth-buster. skeleton wrangler. fledgling violinist.

One of the most venerable magazines in this country is not just proposing we ban a word, but an ideal.

While America and Neil deGrasse Tyson are lauding Interstellar as a scientific and cinematic triumph, I wish I could get my $12.50 back.

Sex and the City's Chris Noth is under fire for calling Carrie Bradshaw a "whore." But the problem isn't him; it's the vernacular.

A controversial story about Shonda Rhimes has the paper getting flack, once again, for latent sexism and racism in the newsroom.

Journeying down a path toward a new, more inclusive kind of feminism, we're at a crossroads where it's harder to challenge what Miss America is about.

According to Oxford, it is also totally kosher to say "hate-watch," "FML" and "SMH." Do we only have ourselves to blame?