Jaime Weinman

There’s a new Star Trek series on the way, but the franchise still takes a backseat to Star Wars. Here’s why.

Tippling on television is on the rise, as a plot point and character-development tool

Thank goodness for Section 331—it helped make our election of actual interest to Americans, and everyone knows Canadians like that

As America’s politics and mood change, there’s a call to end the cultural myths of the American South

We’ve hit ‘peak TV,’ with 400 scripted shows on the air. Everyone ready for the bubble to burst?

Miley Cyrus visited Canada to protest the wolf cull and riled up the B.C. premier. But why do people get so annoyed at celebrities with causes?

Last night’s winners, losers and what the Emmys tell us about the psychology of television right now

Outrage finally descends on Gilbert and Sullivan’s popular Orientalist operetta.

His hair’s short, his manner tougher. The youth candidate has recast himself as an old-fashioned pol—with some unexpected results

Another movie about the blacklist dares to tell us that people shouldn’t be persecuted—as long as they are talented and don’t think anything that makes us uncomfortable