An odd comedy duo brings bratty jokes and juvenile high jinx to Comedy Central with "Michael & Michael Have Issues"

Chris Smith wins the indie-film lottery with his documentary about another struggling independent filmmaker.

Salon's culture gurus tip you off to their favorite things this week: A bawdy British sketch show, a book on the Bard's better half, the return of the Breeders.

Pamela's ex sued in child's drowning; Clinton toots with Billy Bob; gutter punk Clooney booted from restaurant; Joan Collins transcends the prenup; and more!

Will Ferrell and pals hit the Big Apple and invent cable news, in a chaotic, idiotic, sometimes hilarious sequel

David Mitchell's follow-up to "Cloud Atlas" is a dark, intimate novel that remembers teenage humiliation -- and Thatcherite Britain.

As the games wind down, London puts on one last show. Here are the top 10 moments

Altman's tale of the "Replacement Party" campaign foretold the rise of Trump, Sanders and party disrupters

Salon looks back at 9/11.

Timberlake says drugs are a private thing. Did Jessica's dad trail Nick? Plus: Why Outkast's dissing Oprah.

Make me remember Taco Bell commercials! Two new shows torture contestants -- and the audience -- in unique ways.

Pick of the week: "Shaun of the Dead" creators end their Brit-com trilogy with a boozy bang in "The World's End"

Producer Carthew Neal on Taika Waititi playing the dumb yet dangerous Führer and casting the ultimate Hitler Youth

Stewart opens up about John Oliver, the perils of fame, and his sexual tension with Bill O'Reilly

F-bomb dropped at Jenna and Barbara's concert. Stewart the new Rather? "The Apprentice: The Musical"?