Eric Anderson is a sociology professor at SUNY–Stony Brook specializing in homophobia and gay athletes.

Great shows often rely on the crackle of a sharp, quasi-contentious, and borderline-romantic relationship.

The Gates, in Central Park, 26 years in the making, mile upon mile of billowing fabric, is the largest artwork since the Sphinx. But what does it mean? As Jeanne-Claude might say, what a dumb question.

Someone might want to tell HBO that the business of acting is disproportionately interesting to actors themselves.

Arrested Development star David Cross is returning to New York with an old-school comedy show. With indie cred galore, why does he still feel like an L.A. failure?

Jennifer Beals has finally shed her girl-in-a- torn-sweatshirt image in favor of a decidedly different, grown-up kind of sexuality.

As rumors of cancellation spread, 'Arrested Development' rages against the dying of the light.

I’m sure I’ll lose, but I’m in there with the biggest heavy hitters in the comedy world. I feel included for the first time.

Stunt casting—in which a character’s parents turn out to be a pair of famous actors—has recently become a favorite ploy for both sitcoms and the comedy movies that mimic them.