Robert Dean Lurie's biography of R.E.M. aims to trace the group’s rapid ascension from college town obscurity to rock’s upper echelons.

The priest in “Fleabag” is of a type that has become, surprisingly, quite common in film and on television

John Mulaney freely admits that he needs to be liked by everyone.

“Tambourine” should be mandatory viewing in all diocesan Pre-Cana programs.

The Winter Olympics are upon us once again, and once again, figure skating steps out of its burrow of athletic obscurity.

The coming-of-age sitcom follows a group of girls as they navigate their way through Catholic high school during the Troubles. 

The series tells the story of the Gunpowder Plot, when a group of Catholics plotted to blow up Parliament.

The Queue is part of the mythology that makes the Wimbledon experience an experience at all; it goes hand in hand with the strawberries and cream and the all-white attire.

This is not TV viewing for the faint of heart or any other parts of the soul for that matter.

"The Most Hated Woman in America" indicts Madalyn Murray O’Hair as no better than the corrupt religious leaders that she railed against.