If the landscape of white male pop icons has been leveled, was Phil Collins its first major casualty?

Harvard historian James T. Kloppenberg looks to the roots of American democracy. But is that enough?

'Fire at Sea' documents what happens when refugees are completely removed from the fabric of daily life.

In her new book, the anonymous author assembles the fragments of her 24-year struggle to assert her own identity.

The robots of HBO’s new drama wake up to the trauma of humanity.

Other cartoonists abhor Chick's hateful message, but find it hard not to admire his artistry.

The actor may be a beloved Hollywood legend, but the films based on Dan Brown’s novels should be left out of his pantheon.

The quest to keep behavioral economics in policy after Obama's presidency.

George Washington made his headquarters here. For more than 200 years, Liberty Street in Newburgh, New York, has suffered the swings of America’s fortune.

The show's final season exposes a justice system unconcerned with truth.

On Issa Rae’s new show, black women are bonded, not divided, by their insecurities.

Seemingly done with chasing serious roles, Cruise would rather have his fans remember him as a running, jumping, punching machine.

Can the league's fighters win the same rights as other professional athletes?

Barry Jenkins's beautiful, sympathetic film is one of the best of the year.