Sarah Marshall

Children’s books are finally taking on a pressing subject: mass incarceration and how it affects families.

The 1995 acquittal was merely the beginning of an onslaught of media interest that would define the case, and its players, for decades.

The author of 'The Kiss' returns with essays about a difficult upbringing.

The circus is still the spectacle, but Nicole Brown Simpson remains missing from the proceedings.

Netflix’s complex story of injustice makes us better citizens—and perhaps even more effective jurors.

Marvel’s latest superhero takes on the epic battle of everyday life.

A searing look at life on the street

From 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf' to 'Gone Girl.'

The enduring, commercial fallacy of the "authentic" man

There are lessons in the harsh realities of its characters' lives

The unique privilege of being young, white, female, and relateable

The problem with stardom over strength