"The Courtship" Turns "Bridgerton" Into the Dating Show We Should Have Seen Coming
"Bridgerton" meets "The Bachelor" in Peacock's new Regency-era reality dating competition
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This February
From an inside look at the career of the NBA's last great enforcer to a critical examination of contemporary conspiracy theories
There Is No Real Paris Hilton
Like the iconic "Breakfast at Tiffany's" character she pays homage to in the final episode of "Cooking With Paris," Hilton is a phony, but a real phony
The Men of "The Bachelorette" Found the Secret to Male Friendship: Fighting Over the Same Woman
This season's rejects may not have found love, but apparently they did find bromance
Is "The Bachelor" Taking a Dystopian Approach to the Environment?
Reality television meets "Mad Max"
Why So Many Men Cry on “Shark Tank”
Similar to high-stakes sporting events, the show has become a safe space for men to cry. Is it simply a performance tactic?
Revisiting the Conversation "The Real World" Sparked About Race in the 90s
A new interview with Kevin Powell offers insights
Can MTV Make Reality TV and Be Respectful of Mental Health?
The network has a plan to be less exploitative
Winston Churchill's Artist Granddaughter Sells Soho Loft From "The Real World"
An iconic space is changing hands
“The Real World Homecoming” Gives Its Cast Members a Rare Reality-TV Redo
Nearly 30 years later, the original cast has returned to the same house, but a vastly different reality landscape
The Problem With Claudia Conway’s “American Idol” Appearance Isn’t Political
Viewers have called out the show for exploiting Conway's family life for ratings
“Bachelor” Cast Denounces Racism After Host Chris Harrison Downplays Offensive Photo
Harrison has since apologized for his comments
21 Trends That Will Define the Lives of American Men in 2021
Life changed, uh, a lot in 2020. How many of those changes will remain?
What Happens When a Harvard Man Enters the World of Reality Dating?
An interview with Bennett Jordan of “The Bachelorette,” who finds himself at the intersection of high and lowbrow
