Contributor: Paul Asay

Our verdict, in this case, is to use all due caution.

In the Information Age, it’s critical to know not only how to access information, but where it’s coming from … and why.

For families that choose to engage this bittersweet story, Clouds comes with a whale of a silver lining.

Our Plugged In team raps about rap on the latest episode of The Plugged In Show.

A young woman fleeing a haunting specter in America finds more of the same when she arrives at her new job in England.

It appears that FX has issued its silly and salacious animated superspy with a license to appall.

Facebook. Twitter. Instagram. Most of us use at least one social media service, and we know that they’re not altogether perfect. But as Adam Holz pointed out on a blog this week, Netflix’s The Social Dilemma shows an even uglier social media underbelly …

Complex characters? This show has ‘em. But it apparently ran out of budget to buy any hope.

Middle Earth has plenty of room for dwarves and elves, orcs and hobbits. But it is no place for an intimacy coordinator.

Looking for a kinder, gentler Walking Dead spinoff? Keep shambling along, ’cause you’re not going to find it here.

Britain’s durable super spy is taking his latest adventure, No Time to Die, all the way to April 2021. That’s the fifth time the movie has been postponed—and the second delay due to the coronavirus.

When it comes to the real work of spycraft, the women here make Bond look like the shallow fiction he is.

The Glorias rejects complex character building and storytelling in favor of a fairly rote sermon featuring fairly wooden icons.

Filthy Rich tries to expose a wealthy Christian family’s hypocrisy, while somehow missing its own.

Is this younger version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’s famous villain kinder and gentler? Um, no.