Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

My dad died last spring. Two months after a doctor diagnosed him with a fatal prion disease. This spring, I’m trying to move forward.

Brendan Fraser played a 600-pound man in “The Whale,” which picked up a few Oscars this year. But should the prosthetic have been honored?

Cheating is harmful to any relationship. But is it possible to forgive someone for cheating? Experts say it comes down to individual decisions.

Why do we invest so much in awards season? Chalk it up partially to our culture’s obsession with celebrities. But don’t let feelings consume you.

‘Main character energy’

What are fans to do when their favorite artists say hateful and racist things? Look within on a case-by-case basis, experts say.

What are all the traditions around Purim? When is it? What’s the deal with the costumes? What do you eat? We asked rabbis to get all the details.

Lying about one’s racial identity is tricky to unpack without clear motives, but actions could be harmful to the disrespected communities in question.

Can we – and should we – forgive people like Mark Wahlberg for their past problematic views? Experts weigh in.

There’s nothing wrong with getting a story off your bad-date-burdened chest, but beware of dwelling on the negative so much.