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A round-up of images from Viewfinder, Pacific Standard's daily photo feature.

The menstrual technology in Anne With an E is historically accurate, if not entirely comprehensive.

Netflix's new adaptation is a welcome rejoinder to television's long history of ignoring—or vilifying—menstruation.

Critics are saying Hulu's new adaptation has been perfectly timed for the Trump era. Pacific Standard's roundtable argues the story has always been on point.

Research finds educational television programs aren't succeeding in reducing kids' prejudices.

A new survey shows 90 percent are now convinced the phenomenon is real.

Winter is coming, but no one seems to care. Sound familiar?

Tina Fey’s new Netflix series channels the complicated history of cults in America.

Women who got menu ideas from such programs had a higher BMI than those who did not.

Tonight's episode of Modern Family will make you want a MacBook. It's one big advertisement for Apple.

An economist finds a pattern that will be of interest to investors.

A whole lot, actually.

The quality of prime-time programming may be depressing, but the broadcast networks are doing better at depicting the diversity of the American public.

Therapists — and their clients — are often portrayed in unflattering ways on television comedies and dramas, and as a result, viewers may be less willing to seek the psychological help they need, according to a new study by Iowa State University researchers.