Rosenberg: Hillary Clinton and I are done
It's been the longest relationship of my life as a voter and a writer. But after the revelation that Hillary Clinton failed to fire an aide accused of sexual harassment...
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Book review: “Fire and Fury” is the hottest book of 2018 — too bad it’s so dull
Even if you're just reading "Fire and Fury" for the dish, Wolff's pseudo-insights, delivered as if they're awe-inspiring epiphanies, generally tend toward aphorism dressed up as revelation.
Rosenberg: Enjoying Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s romance doesn’t make you a bad American
At a time when the U.S. faces serious challenges in our civic relationship to authority, there's something blissful about simply enjoying a relatively inconsequential romance as a romance.
Rosenberg: No senator is irreplaceable, not even Al Franken
We shouldn't let the seeming tension between the good Sen. Al Franken has done and the hurt he's alleged to have caused lead us to treat him as if he's...
Rosenberg: Defending sexual assault is never worth it. Really.
Over the past year or so, as our national conversation about sexual harassment and assault has grown from "grab 'em by the p-y" to #MeToo, we've witnessed some extraordinary acts...
“Mindhunter” is the perfect horror story for a year so full of reports about men who hate women
Early in the first season of "Mindhunter," Netflix's new show from David Fincher about criminal profiling and the invention of the serial killer, FBI agent Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) finds...
Rosenberg: Why I thought twice before saying #MeToo
For #MeToo to be worth it, the result can't just be that we revisit painful memories and hear stories that reveal the depth of our own denial. All this pain...
Rosenberg: Harvey Weinstein tried to buy feminist credibility; real feminists don’t get any credit
Harvey Weinstein's behavior shows that men can buy themselves all sorts of status, including feminist credibility, while nothing women do will ever be good enough.
Rosenberg: Aurora, Orlando, Paris, Las Vegas: I’m sick of writing about mass murder at cultural events
I'm sickened that, once again, I have to write about an act of mass murder perpetrated at a cultural event: this time, the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
“Game of Thrones,” Season 7, Episode 1 Review: “Dragonstone”
While "Dragonstone" was preoccupied with a lot of the table setting - literally and figuratively - that will guide us through this seventh season and send this show rushing towards...