Trump's messenger is like all the most unlikable know-it-alls you've ever met all rolled up into one

I don't know what you call what I am.

A woman walks away from her husband and child with a plan to be free. What else is she capable of?

TTers weigh in on the voices of Katrina and why we need gay marriage, and end with a little much-needed levity.

The author of "The Beet Queen" delivers an enthralling tale of a Catholic priest who's secretly a woman.

A Portland line cook turned health food guru cuts through my low-carb cynicism with her unusual recipes

Three of my regulars from Jeannie's Dream Dates had given me their cards. I decided to call them. Last in a series.

Like Lolita with a conscience, Catatonia's Cerys Matthews blows and huffs through the beguiling "Equally Cursed and Blessed."

Shout it out loud: You'll be in sweet pain after a retro glimpse at four kids smoking through the '70s heyday of Kiss.

With her latest album, Martina McBride breathes new life into contemporary country music by summoning ghosts from the past.

For Gennifer, Dolly, Paula and Monica, love never has to die, if they take it online.

What does the launch of yet another adult crowdsourcing site mean for the porn industry?

The backlash to her Oscar appearance shows that Hollywood sex-symbol status can be a double-edged sword

Horror has reinvented itself since the "torture-porn" hysteria — but so far only the audience has noticed

Secrets of the world's No. 1 adult film star, or why I'll never clean my upholstery again. First of two parts.