“Last Week Tonight” is the best example of the power that humor can have in bringing about change.

What is it about Sherlock; drama that elicits such admiration and, at times, troubling obsessiveness?

The Cubs not winning was a lot like mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese—comfortable and cozy.

‘Making a Murderer’ upends our preconceived notions of who the good guys and bad guys are.

"Suffragette," like all films of its kind—historical dramas about social injustice—are from what I like to call the “eat your vegetables because they’re good for you” school of cinema.

‘The Jim Gaffigan Show’ delivers

The appearance of Ignatius's "Prayer for Generosity" on DFW's bathroom wall speak volumes about the paradox that was David Foster Wallace and his desire for a life of authenticity and meaning—a desire which led him to frequently attend church and twice led him to go through RCIA, without ever being

This month Friends turns 20. When I was that age, 20 years ago, I lay on the hardwood floor of my first apartment on Chicago’s North Side with my own group of friends and cynically watched NBC’s newest collection of beautiful people trying to be funny. As we made sarcastic comments to on

Transition, loss and love in the films of Noah Baumbach

Initially suspicious of, but ultimately surprised by HBO's 'Enlightened'