Salon talks to the singer-songwriter about her bestselling memoir, her parents, her ex James Taylor and forgiveness

The origin of religion is in our heads, explains developmental biologist Lewis Wolpert. First we figured out how to make tools, then created a supernatural being.

Ex-president's niece: Yes, we've all been traumatized — but Democrats need to "take the gloves off" and get real

He wore white patent leather shoes and I still married him.

"He raided all my cassettes, and took all the bootlegs that I had of him," says Elliott on Bowie's musical partner

"60 Minutes" producer Lowell Bergman reveals the real story behind "The Insider."

In an excerpt from Neal Gabler's massive biography of Walt Disney, the young animator arrives in Hollywood -- and gets his break.

"The Americans" star lived in Wales during the Cold War. Now he is seeing the Red Scare through his TV kids' eyes

We are losing our direct connection to World War II as the Greatest Generation dies — and it matters more than ever

A conversation with legendary pop artist Mel Ramos, who never saw a big-breasted woman he didn't want to paint sitting on a howling hippo.

After very dark times and a personal reappraisal, the former Toad frontman has a new solo album and new priorities

The TV season ends in an orgy of sex, birth, death and other life-changing events.

Nancy calls upon a mismatched couple and can't decide which lie is the truth.

The lives of two men -- an Iraqi prisoner and an American guard involved in his torture -- were destroyed in the prison. Nine U.S. soldiers have been sentenced in the scandal, but both men say that's not nearly enough.

Maybe next time the prime minister will check if his mic is open before dissing a pensioner