The official logline puts it best: Nothing is answered. Everything is answered. And then it ends. Beautifully

Errol Morris on his film "Standard Operating Procedure," why Lynndie England and others took photographs, and how the infamous images conceal as much as they reveal (podcast and video).

The Garbage frontwoman looks back at the leap of faith that took her to the U.S. to play with guys she'd never met

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Uncle Danny shows up in his R.V. for four-month "visits," gobbling up our food and paying nothing.

When I was going through the grueling process of trying to have a baby, I longed for the comfort of empathetic women. I found it where I least expected it: From my blunt-spoken dad.

Salon talks to the Against Me! singer about protest songs, her docu-series "True Trans" and writing her memoir

National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis on the perilous future of America's parks -- and why they're so essential

The drummer spoke with Salon about sharing her personal archives, loving the Linda Lindas & her band's own legacy

"Nostalgia has a different feeling these days," Finn says about making a "Dreamers Are Waiting" with his sons

As an adult visiting Germany, when he would see people his age he would wonder what they had done in the Nazi years

Billy Bob Thornton, as the coach of a small-town high school football team, scores a few points, but this smug little film drops the ball at every turn.

As if the RNC chair wasn't in enough trouble already, he may have just alienated his party's base.

Salon exclusive: Juan F. Thompson discusses Hunter's wild times, suicide -- and why he didn't want his dad's life

Move over, Clint! Out of the way, Marty! On Sunday night, the Academy will also honor some amazing documentary and foreign films. Here's a look at them.