Each week we are gathering four super fans of the show "American Gods"—two Jesuits and two Jesuit grads—to discuss some of the themes and pull out the central questions.

“American Gods” looks primed to deliver interesting meditations on belief, as well as visually sumptuous storytelling.

This is not TV viewing for the faint of heart or any other parts of the soul for that matter.

If anyone doubted the damage a shallow, sanitized Marian ideal of womanhood could inflict—on women, on faith and on the church—Margaret Atwood’s 'The Handmaid’s Tale' shows us.

Bill Nye's gags are every bit as goofy as they were in the ’90s. But his new show on Netflix is weighed down by a condescending attitude.

Robert Hosmer reviews "Kenneth Clark: Life, Art and Civilization" by James Stourton.