Compliance with the new speech code is impossible, even to its enforcers. An amusing example from Lindy West illustrates this problem.

As the scattered landscape has us increasingly clustered in niches, even institutions like late-night are becoming platforms for some rather than all.

Asked about third-trimester abortions on Monday, Beto O’Rourke replied, ‘That should be a decision that the woman makes about her own body. I trust her.’

Jimmy Fallon did his job well on Thursday, rolling out an impression of Beto O’Rourke that accurately captured his manic flailings and limited credentials.

In the quality department, Maren Morris’s recently released second album ‘Girl’ is no match for her first.

Jay Leno theorized on Wednesday that viewers in the Trump era seem to want politics from late-night television.

Taken together, ‘Saturday Night Live’s’ sketch and Peggy Noonan’s recent column might suggest an emergent consensus on the campaigning of woke Twitter activists.

Peggy Noonan spent Monday evening mocking Kara Swisher of Recode in a string of tweets that managed to be perfectly casual and utterly ruthless. 

On Monday’s show, the hosts entertained an outlandish conspiracy theory positing that a body double often poses as Melania Trump.

The answer is all of them, and also none of them. It’s satire designed to poke fun at people like Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute, after all.

‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ mastered a format that became the template, something illustrated by Luke Perry’s performance as Dylan.

In celebration of the “Real Housewives Of New York City” premiere, here’s a list of the best moments from each season.

On Monday night’s episode of ‘The Bachelor,’ Colton Underwood finally jumped the fence. We mean that literally for the former NFL player.

Because life is wild, we now have video of Eddie Vedder singing a song Jason Isbell wrote for a character Bradley Cooper based on Eddie Vedder.

At CPAC, President Trump announced he would sign an executive order pressuring schools to support free speech in order to receive federal research dollars.

Elites don’t exactly live like the characters they create, or buck the norms they outwardly oppose, as Tim Carney explains in ‘Alienated America.’

Extended from music to movies, ‘A Star Is Born’s’ complicated statement on pop actually kind of supports the case for ‘Green Book.’

Despite being preceded by a months-long string of controversies, there was little excitement during Sunday’s Oscar’s ceremony.

If Carrie Underwood is the person who sings about taking a Louisville Slugger to her boyfriend’s car, Miranda Lambert is the person who would actually do it.

‘Dating Around’ marks Netflix’s foray into reality television, but the show also represents something you could probably call Prestige Reality TV.