Facing a contested election, it’s nearly impossible to consider President Selina Meyer without turning to Hillary Clinton.

A new book argues that every other country is better at bringing his plays to life.

And how it contributed to our own racist history.

This minor comedy about major figures is buoyed by Michael Shannon's charismatic Elvis.

Riding on the popularity of "The Witch," one group hopes to change America's identity as a "Christian nation."

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

In a new memoir, an obsession with the Bard and spanking transforms what it means to live a sensual life.

In the wake of insensitivity, we should redirect our attention in productive, positive ways.

The outrage prompted by her role in "Ghost in the Shell" simplifies Japan and America’s long history of mutual appropriation.

Jill Lepore uncovers racism and sexual harassment in the life of a Greenwich Village hero.