The stereotypes are so crude they border on parody. You would think someone who was thrust into super stardom by country music fans might have more respect for people from different backgrounds.

The relative invisibility of ‘The Greg Gutfeld Show’ in late-night media coverage helpfully illustrates a big problem with the press.

Rep. Norma Torres made an abortion debate bizarrely personal, seeking to undercut her Republican colleagues by calling them ‘sex-starved males.’

Netflix let Jeff Ross play with the concept of ‘Historical Roasts’ for six half-hour installments, and the results were pretty mixed.

Without a moral anchor, we’re swayed easily by the breeze—and YouTube is a windy place. For those who don’t wish to idle, it’s the go-to resource. 

To assert with such confidence that ‘most red Americans either don’t know or don’t care about social-media censorship’ seems very unwise indeed. 

In the late-night wars, Jimmy Fallon might want to start looking at Stephen Colbert as more of a blessing than a curse.

‘I don’t know much about Boston except that they threw a bunch of tea in some body of water,’ said Hannah Brown, ABC’s current Bachelorette, on Monday.

While Hollywood boycotts Georgia, its cozy relationship with China fails to stoke the outrage of our perpetually outraged celebrity class.

Meryl Streep, of all people, is speaking out against the popular feminist concept of ‘toxic masculinity.’ And with some gusto. 

In a Wednesday morning press conference, Robert Mueller announced the formal conclusion of his two-year special counsel investigation.

Kirsten Gillibrand committed an egregious pop culture blunder when asked on the campaign trail to name her favorite Lizzo song.

As she finally makes her well-deserved entree into the mainstream, Lizzo is revealing the identity of her soulmate. It’s Lizzo.

All those Democratic voters whose first priority is beating Trump should take note. Pete Buttigieg is probably not their guy.

New reporting suggests Michael Avenatti revealed glaring flaws in his character to the press while many of its members were boosting him.

A recent poll commissioned by Lean In found some men are increasingly struggling to interact with women in professional settings.

Add Howard Stern’s platform to the list of places Hillary Clinton should have campaigned in 2016.

‘Wine Country’ is outright cringe-inducing from start to finish, save for a merciful flash of comedy every 20 minutes or so. Not even a bottle of cab can dull the pain.

As both parties grapple with surging populism, Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley has identified Big Tech as a worthy battleground.

In an era when even comedians question the value of comedy, ‘Veep’ proved the enduring value of sharp edges.