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Shakespeare's solution to toxic masculinity is a message we would be wise to consider.

Do the failed fathers and mentors of MCU reflect failed fatherhood and mentorship in current American culture?

Those who “don’t remember history are condemned to repeat it.” But the hostile media apparently don’t remember history and are at it again.

For centuries, people have immigrated to this country in search of the “American Dream.” Think about it. What other nation has the word “dream” attached to its name?

From the comfort of our armchair, The Office shows us what we see in others, we can see in ourselves.

In essence, Marie Kondo and Jordan Peterson are encouraging and equipping people to pull their lives together.

They’ll probably start out watching clips from innocuous shows like “Peppa Pig” or “Paw Patrol,” but it’s all too easy for them to end up in much darker territory.

As a former CBS News correspondent, Lara Logan's  assertions about media bias have real credibility. These charges are not new and fail to see the real danger to media with alternative viewpoints. 

Far from being the “guardians” of democracy or the supposed voice of the people, the current media and academic establishment is the revolutionary vanguard at odds with the common American.

The worst example of how little things have changed is the movie I, Tonya.

Even the measurement of gender bias is subject to gender bias.

The Lord of the Rings. Star Wars. Harry Potter. These beloved fantasies, despite their differences in tone and setting, all have one thing in common.

Television writer Andrew Davies has complained that "it is now 'compulsory' to have a leading lady capable of fending for herself."

Can millennials blame Mr. Rogers for leading them astray?

Yet if we step back, we can think of “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” as merely a milestone in the long process that brought the culture to where it is today.

Real-life nannies aren't all they're cracked up to be.

Has busyness become a coveted status symbol?

As the Grinch discovers, a fully human life is possible only for those whose hearts are big and full.

Parents who fear their kids are spending too much time in front of screens now have more reason for concern.

If we were judging Walt for his bigotry and only looking on the outward appearance, we suddenly realize that we were also guilty.

How can we ensure that the children in our lives receive toys they actually use, enjoy, and are beneficial for them as well?

Chicago is proof that there is almost nothing that government entities won’t try to tax.

Many people this holiday season will experience the joy of attending a local performance of “The Nutcracker” ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

Unfortunately, the wounds of the '60s have not healed with the graying of the 1968 generation.

In 1939 the Wizard of Oz became an instant classic. But it was more than a great movie. The film expressed Middle America's desire to stay out of war in Europe.  

It comes from Oscar Wilde's play, "A Woman of No Importance."

Bureaucrats are now cracking down on children's playdates.

There are other ways to teach this all-important life lesson.