Three classic romantic movies for Valentine's Day Critic David Edelstein suggests three films about having to jump through a lot of hoops to learn the meaning of love Feb 14, 2016
Paul Reiser on "irritating" Valentine's Day Says forgetting to mark the romantic holiday can be bad, but remembering it is not that much better Feb 14, 2016
Faith Salie: On a first-name basis Titles like Mr. or Mrs. used to mean you had come of age, but now suggest you are out-of-step with an increasingly informal society Jan 31, 2016
Scott Simon: Do away with "natural born citizen" clause Host of NPR's "Weekend Edition" says Constitution is preventing many of our most talented citizens from serving as president Jan 24, 2016
A tribute to Alan Rickman Critic David Edelstein on the actor whose performances in roles villainous or romantic were soulful and sublime Jan 17, 2016
The artistry of David Bowie Bill Flanagan on the most influential post-'60s figure in rock music Jan 17, 2016
Trump and the media, like an addict and heroin N.Y. Times journalist Mark Leibovich says the press and the GOP front-runner have been exhibiting hazardous signs of codependency Jan 10, 2016
Resolved: To make easy promises I can keep Actor-writer Michael Ian Black says there is a downside to trying to improve yourself with New Year's resolutions Jan 3, 2016
Review: Jennifer Lawrence mops up everyone in "Joy" David Edelstein says the new comedy has a teeming, three-ring circus quality Dec 27, 2015
2015, when we cried tears of joy Faith Salie reminds us that not all the news this past year was tragic and sad Dec 27, 2015
Bill Flanagan on the Christmas spirit Is the Yuletide over-commercialized? Our contributor says you can tell how much Americans love something by how we overdo it Dec 13, 2015
Reviews: "Creed," "Room" and "The Big Short" Critic David Edelstein on three films to salivate over seeing (and which don't include "Star Wars") Nov 29, 2015
Paula Poundstone: Electronics and kids' brains don't mix Says an addiction to smartphones, tablets and video games is no good for developing brains Nov 29, 2015
A tribute to Allen Toussaint VH1's Bill Flanagan on the musician who personified New Orleans like no other Nov 19, 2015
Paris attacks: The response to terrorism Former NYT Paris Bureau chief Elaine Sciolino on the political fallout of the assault on France Nov 15, 2015
Commentaries
Three classic romantic movies for Valentine's Day
Critic David Edelstein suggests three films about having to jump through a lot of hoops to learn the meaning of love
Paul Reiser on "irritating" Valentine's Day
Says forgetting to mark the romantic holiday can be bad, but remembering it is not that much better
Faith Salie: On a first-name basis
Titles like Mr. or Mrs. used to mean you had come of age, but now suggest you are out-of-step with an increasingly informal society
Scott Simon: Do away with "natural born citizen" clause
Host of NPR's "Weekend Edition" says Constitution is preventing many of our most talented citizens from serving as president
A tribute to Alan Rickman
Critic David Edelstein on the actor whose performances in roles villainous or romantic were soulful and sublime
The artistry of David Bowie
Bill Flanagan on the most influential post-'60s figure in rock music
Trump and the media, like an addict and heroin
N.Y. Times journalist Mark Leibovich says the press and the GOP front-runner have been exhibiting hazardous signs of codependency
Resolved: To make easy promises I can keep
Actor-writer Michael Ian Black says there is a downside to trying to improve yourself with New Year's resolutions
Review: Jennifer Lawrence mops up everyone in "Joy"
David Edelstein says the new comedy has a teeming, three-ring circus quality
2015, when we cried tears of joy
Faith Salie reminds us that not all the news this past year was tragic and sad
Bill Flanagan on the Christmas spirit
Is the Yuletide over-commercialized? Our contributor says you can tell how much Americans love something by how we overdo it
Reviews: "Creed," "Room" and "The Big Short"
Critic David Edelstein on three films to salivate over seeing (and which don't include "Star Wars")
Paula Poundstone: Electronics and kids' brains don't mix
Says an addiction to smartphones, tablets and video games is no good for developing brains
A tribute to Allen Toussaint
VH1's Bill Flanagan on the musician who personified New Orleans like no other
Paris attacks: The response to terrorism
Former NYT Paris Bureau chief Elaine Sciolino on the political fallout of the assault on France
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