Catherine Wagley

Sea Monsters is a fascinatingly consistent and exquisitely shaped novel by Chloe Aridjis.

When it comes to matters of race, the entertainment industry fails its increasingly diverse audience, time and again.

Think of Santa Monica and there are a number of things that come to mind: an idyllic, beachside setting; a tech-saturated economy; a bastion of liberal politics.

It takes a long time for “Captain Marvel” to focus its force fields.

With your eyes closed in a dark room, a voice guides you through the process of dying from AIDS.

The story of two films - a narrative and a documentary - made inside a fully functioning, maximum-security prison.

If you’ve ever had to search for a place to rent, you know the phrase: “no pets allowed.”

Two Russia experts discuss how the Washington establishment's virulent anti-Kremlin sentiment affects domestic and foreign policy as well as media narratives.

Take a three-day bus trip across the country with a juggalo, and you’ll learn some things.