One columnist has already started planning the funeral.

A new book explores the myth and mystery behind one of the world's most iconic symbols

The filmmaker spoke to Salon about crafting his aesthetically ambitious prequel and Mia Goth's killer monologue

The eccentric German’s newest documentary is a paean to life beyond taxes, cops and laws – with cute puppies

This brooding Brangelina vehicle is like a Lifetime weeper made by Antonioni. Is that the worst thing ever?

The Oscar winner and Internet darling is the planet's biggest action star. So why is she not thought of as one?

Movies were a cheap diversion. And at 5 to 10 cents a bag, popcorn was a snack most people could afford

The entry from "The Salon.com Reader's Guide to Contemporary Authors," published in 2000.

The maker of the "Citizen Kane of cheap, post-apocalyptic biker movies" returns with a roaring fourth installment

Experts explain the history of the right creating false narratives that connect LGBTQ issues to pedophilia

This tale of a young girl who longs to play soccer on an all-boys team is more than just a "You go, girl!" feminist fable.

Where I'm laying my Oscar money. Plus: Dylan McDermott and Snoop Dogg take on Malamud, and Scarlett Johansson and Helen Hunt tackle Wilde.

Robert Rodriguez's gun-slingin', car-chasin' joyous mess of a movie -- featuring Johnny Depp, Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek and more -- is also a political allegory on an epic scale.

The mega-mogul has his sights set on Time Warner. Here's why he must be stopped

Films used to erotically seduce us; now they tend to sedate instead. First of two parts.