Why are good morning messages cringe, when affirmations, pop astrology, and manifestation culture are not?

The Indian media’s focus on the "secrecy” around the gender of the baby misses the memo on how gender works

In all the debate around the utility of trigger warnings, we've rarely paused to examine what we name as triggers.

The feminist debate on being objectified isn't settled yet -- sometimes, consensual sexual agency can't be separated from objectification.

When it comes to popular culture, it’s not just ace representation that’s needed. It’s a reckoning with sex itself.

Nobody really knows what she does -- but that's now part of the intrigue rather than the joke.

Streaming failed in its promise, leaving consumers with less agency, ownership, and power over the media they engage with.

Child actors are vulnerable to systemic harassment, abuse, and a suppression of their individuality at a crucial time, leading many to ask whether show biz should even be legal for children anymore.

With many discussing how Anne Frank had white privilege and 'Jojo Rabbit' was anti-Semitic, talking about privilege has never been more fraught.

A combination of the hype business model and the internet birthed crypto -- and led to its downfall when the hype bubble burst.

In no other significant event have meme pages intervened as much to actively drive the narrative and shape public opinion; sparking a concerning trend.

This week in The Buzz Cut, two women defy scientific odds with their friendship and Hollywood learns casting from Bollywood.

Islamophobia perpetuated by organizations like Aaj Tak led to violence and discrimination against Muslims during the first wave of Covid19.

While trust in legacy papers remained the same, respondents felt that TV news was more polarizing and brought down their overall trust in the news.

The court refused to allow any coercive action against two Telugu news channels noting the FIRs were a way to “muzzle media freedom.”

Even though the lead character saves the world to get a man's attention, the book remains a charming, comforting account of an evolving India in the 1980s.

Worldwide, at least 1,063 media persons have died from Covid19 since 1 March 2020, a Swiss analysis shows.

The report also contains a detailed strategy on how to spin media narratives.