Culture

'Good Morning America' shocks viewers about teen behavior, but ignores networks' role in growing sexualization of teens.

CBS' 'The Early Show' sympathizes with the exploited Gosselins before do some exploiting of its own.

CBS' features one-sided report on Proposition 8.

Analysis of ABC's Faith Matters segments reveals network preoccupation with sexuality and Christianity.

Hollywood's business decisions show where their religious and political sensibilities overrule their business sense – and any sense of right and wrong.

'Inglorious Basterds' emphasizes a blood-spattered trailer, but Curry interview only hints at gore.

McCain continues to push Republicans to be more liberal on social issues.

On abortion, he talked a good game, and that was enough for reporters.

On 'The Early Show,' Shanna Moakler goes after Prejean and traditional marriage advocates.

Nightly news programs fail to cover liberal definitions of marriage.

Anchor tries to discredit Carrie Prejean for her support of traditional marriage.

Annie Leonard's "The Story of Stuff" portrays corporations as a bloated person sporting a top hat and with a dollar sign etched on its front. Very subtle!

Curse words not news when networks lose.

Dallas News' Wayne Slater confuses reasonable discussion with 'gnashing of teeth.'