For years, strangers have made fun of me for being fat. But I got my power back -- by turning the camera on them

The odds are a changin', but that's a cheap publicity stunt, not reality. Here's why Dylan doesn't stand a chance

Media moguls find life much rosier in the unemployment line. Plus: The Golden Globes at a safe distance.

Bush gets shot in faux doc, and Simpson gets much-needed swag. Plus: Gore cracks wise at MTV Awards.

Madonna gives our would-be First Ladies a lesson in style

"The Mole," Episode 2: In which the French Riviera is made to seem boring.

A New York gallery displays iconic prints of Elvis, Marilyn and the Kennedys from the black-and-white film era

Republican heat moves from CBS to Showtime, Martha and Rosie lose some of their brand power, and Liz Taylor shows real class. Plus: Michael Stipe is being John Malkovich.

Some may wonder why Mary Austin is letting Sotheby's sell the late Queen frontman's belongings, but I get it

Judith Miller scolds Maureen Dowd. Johnny Cash's daughter rebukes film. Plus: The next Mrs. Tom Cruise, a "desperate Chinese girl"?

Michelle Obama isn't alone in setting a high style bar. Clementine Churchill dressed to denote optimism during WWII

Kevin Spacey rises as an interplanetary messiah in this soggy -- although expertly made -- sci-fi Jesus movie.

"Peek," a collection of erotic photos from the Kinsey collection, is a strangely clinical yet revealing look at American sexuality.

This is Kenneth Langone, the founder of Home Depot and a longtime GOP donor. His biggest fear? Income inequality

Shiny, ad-stuffed smoking and gambling rags exhort their readers to follow the seven deadly sins path to fulfillment.