Michael Medved

In the Democratic debate Wednesday, no one thought to ask the contenders if they viewed any of their rivals as outside the Democratic mainstream.

It's hard to find a character to care about in "Downhill," a very dark comedy starring Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Arthur Brooks' speech at the National Prayer Breakfast highlighted the danger of contempt in politics.

Big winners in the 2020 Academy Awards illustrated a possible reaction by Oscar voters to widespread criticism of white-male domination of the nominations.

Margot Robbie is a truly wonderful talent, but I hope that she doesn't continue with this Harley Quinn "Birds of Prey" series, even though they are clearly setting up for a sequel here.

The Trump administration's Middle East peace plan has been criticized as a political stunt, but such criticism ignores support from Arab powers and real conceptual breakthroughs.

President Trump’s election year State of the Union address struck a different tone from previous major speeches, well-crafted to connect with shifts in the national mood.

The governor blamed “gun violence” not “gang violence” for the recent shooting in Seattle, but the real problem is the catch-and-release policies for repeat offenders.

As the presidential campaign heats up, leaders over 70 control our politics.

The Wall Street Journal/NBC survey showed only 54 percent of Americans felt “comfortable voting for a presidential candidate who is an evangelical Christian.”