A war is being waged in Asia against unborn girls. Why aren't more people enlisting to fight for them?
With X-Men 3: The Last Stand, the mutant superhero franchise seems to have run out of puff.
The president of Iran recently challenged his American counterpart to mend his erring ways. Here's a draft response.
Somalia's warring factions are destroying their country. Who or what can bring them to the negotiating table?
To legalize euthanasia would fundamentally change the way we understand ourselves, human life and its meaning.
A worthwhile romp for the kiddies which also shows that Pixar still holds the lead in computer-generated animation.
A German pope will visit the homeland of his predecessor this week. How will he be received?
The best-selling novel of all time, now a major motion picture, has numerous inaccuracies and distortions which are outlined in this backgrounder by Father John Flader.
A film about spooky art galleries and architecture will not make a dent in the developing world.
Despite the hype, the year's most-awaited film is unlikely to win any Oscars.
While Dan Brown's thriller lacks style and credibility, it still poses unsettling questions about the history of Christianity.
Do recent statistics from the US indicate a shift in attitudes towards contraception?
Who knows what the next big fashion hit will be? Coolhunters know.
It's a bit like the hurricanes and droughts of global warming: in our lifetime, we're destined to live with spam. Instead of complaining, why not enjoy it?
It's hard to imagine contemporary society without Oedipus complexes, defence mechanisms, Freudian slips, and the psychiatrist's couch. But Dutch psychologist Gerard van den Aardweg is not cracking the champagne on Sigmund Freud's 150th birthday.
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