Culture

The Washington Post steers parents to a perfectly awful book about sex, Robie Harris's It's Perfectly Normal.

Following the Valentine's Day shootings at NIU, the network tom-toms pounded out the familiar anti-Second Amendment beat – even taking whacks at Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Sometimes facing your fears can have unexpected results.

Nightline co-anchor to moderate debate on porn.

Jane Fonda drops the C-bomb on NBC's Today Show, and ABC's The View trots out bare-chested Chippendales and condoms.

Baseball great Roger Clemens and his former trainer testify before Congress. While the media and America wonder which one lied, the real issue is what the scandal says about our culture.

Prime News host Richelle Carey's piece was so biased, the TransYouth Family Advocates are using it to raise money.

Polyamory. It's not about sex, it's about loving yourself. Really? It may also be about redefining marriage.

Despite his short-term pledge of support, soon-to-be father McConaughey is telegraphing the message that he might or might not be around for the long haul.

So much for the culture's reprieve from the nightly assault on traditional values delivered by fresh-off-the-keyboard television shows.

Dexter finds killing and dismembering human beings to be intoxicating. CBS thinks we, too, should be fascinated and intoxicated by that.

Marine Sean Stokes exemplified courage, patriotism and selflessness in winning the Silver Star in Iraq.

This year's broadcast toned down the sexy ads, pumped up the humor and connected for a touchdown with the Declaration of Independence.

Anchor Dan Harris challenges the 'quality' of advice proffered by counselors who apply Biblical principles to money, mortgages and credit cards.