Culture

Judge does not like Paris in the springtime.

The federal judges who ruled against the FCC suggested the agency's rulings were arbitrary and capricious. But is there anything more arbitrary and capricious than an egotistical celebrity dropping the F-bomb on national TV? Or the network refusing to administer a tiny delay?

Whatever happened to Paris proving she could serve the time 'the right way?'

NBC's Nightly News led with the story. CBS's Katie Couric mentioned the development. Both The Washington Post and The New York Times gave it front page, above-the-fold coverage. But ABC? Not a mention in the June 6 broadcast.

The Culture and Media Institute's new Special Report, The Media Assault on American Values, reveals that media messages appear to be undermining the pillars of America's cultural edifice: strength of character, sexual morality and respect for God.

Leading Hollywood critic says quantity, not just quality, of viewing affects TV watchers.

Culture and Media Institute's New Study Shows Correlation between Viewing Hours and Laxity in Moral Values, Personal Responsibility

Confirming his reprehensible personality and CBS's duplicity

Seriously, DOJ. Why make a self-proclaimed peddler of porn he boasts is nastier and more vulgar than ever before seen sound like a legitimate filmmaker? It's like describing Al Capone as an entrepreneur with a beverage company.

MRC's Culture and Media Institute Applauds Hilton for Finally Taking Personal Responsibility for Actions

Press cites experts who say increased spending is insufficient, and savages spending on abstinence education.

Heiress pays consequences with jail stint, finally provides a worthwhile lesson for the public.

Media virtually ignore national spelling bee winner's academic pedigree.

Irresponsible steroid use by pro athletes leads to invasive Texas law.