Despite becoming a cultural phenomenon at home, shows like Empire aren’t attracting the same number of viewers abroad, leading some to believe that the world just isn’t ready for African American stories outside of America. But it’s not that simple: the business of television is changing.
A whole generation of young women has been and is, as we live and breathe, being spurred towards the field of forensic science, which is conspicuous among science and science related fields for one demographic reality — it's dominated by women, not men.
Why are so many women fascinated with serial killers? That evergreen topic came up again this week in two different articles in Psychology Today. Both pieces focus on the specific phenomenon of women who fall in love with and attempt (with mixed success) to marry imprisoned murderers. What they leave unanswered is a…
On last night's America's Next Top Model: All-Stars, a very special challenge was presented to the ladies: to audition for a role on CSI, using over-complicated medical jargon that the models will inevitably mispronounce, all for the smug enjoyment of viewers at home. Given how the prize at hand (obtaining the role…
According to this information, three of the top five broadcast TV shows this year are crime dramas. Wow. You all really like your Elliot Stablers, Horatio Caines, and Olivia Bensons of the world, don't you?
In a shameless attempt to boost sagging ratings, Justin Bieber will guest star on the 11th-season premiere of CSI as "troubled teen Jason McCann." He'll return throughout the season, so parents of tweens should prepare for uncomfortable questions about forensics.
Still enraged over presidential candidate Mike Huckabee's evil, Eagle Scout award-winning dog-murderer of a son? Or the news that Blackwater assholes killed one of the dogs living at the NY Times' Baghdad bureau? Here's a little something to remember: A whole lotta people actually want to help animals. To begin, there…
