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Two seasons of angst have only made Noah Solloway seem shallower.

The glorious world-building in the first Harry Potter spin-off isn't enough to keep viewers coming back.

NASA wants to send humans to Mars by the 2030s. Neal Lane, Bill Clinton’s science adviser, says we should be looking at a closer goal.

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Tom Ford’s new film is both stylish and convoluted, but it is never dull.

Why are so many secular hospitals imposing religious restrictions on medical care?

To understand male rage, this is the documentary you should watch.

The Arctic is warming twice as fast as any place on the planet. Can native villages in northernmost Alaska survive climate change?

Photographer Paul Graham remained inside for several days while photojournalists swarmed the streets.

Trevor Noah’s searing memoir ridicules the absurdities of racism.

Amy Adams shines in an intelligent film that is as much about aliens as it is about being heard.

For most of my life I viewed Leonard Cohen with suspicion. It wasn't until the end that I learned to love him.

The backlash against a culture that requires women to be perfect.