The mockery and pity is an attempt at parading the fate of these women as a cautionary tale, rather than the active choice it can be.

Over the last few years, Indian-origin filmmakers have exoticized and dumbed-down Indian weddings to make them palatable for a global streaming audience.

From heavy sweating to hunger pangs – here are the post-sex scenes that don’t make the cut.

Wednesday's appeal is proof that the beauty of familiarity and nostalgia can go hand-in-hand with an original story rooted in the present.

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

The incident prompts renewed questions about the idea of "coming out" -- and whether the closet looks the same for everyone.

As Britney Spears finds herself defending her mothering skills once again, a look into her past shows how the system weaponizes motherhood against imperfect women.

"Not only is this radical erasure an insult, but it also has the potential to create real-world injury for audiences," the researchers said.

Some women have good reason to be angry, and others don’t. But that doesn’t matter.

Much like KK's "Yaaron Dosti" which defined friendship for a whole generation, "our songs" become a mental glue for people's shared identities.

The whodunit only reinforces the existing political and social status quo -- a template that feels woefully out of date.

The show proves that depictions of female friendships don't need to be restricted to young, airbrushed women, who discuss little other than relationships and fashion.

We feel guilty for not being good friends, but at the same time, we're convinced that our friendships aren’t fulfilling enough.

This widespread popularity attracted scorn from music zealots who dismissed the song as low-brow, irritating, and lazy. But was it? 

The findings represent the "Papageno effect," in which mass media plays a constructive role in preventing suicides.

From “Ted Lasso” to the women’s hockey team, social interest in underdogs comes from a desire for inspiration and relatability.

It matters who controls the narrative, and how that narrative gets showcased.

How do we deal with the problematic pop culture of the past, especially when it has entrenched itself into the nostalgic crevices of our psyche?