Why are white guys who can't dance still funny? In this shameful Steve Martin bomb, they're not.

How one man's epic weight gain could one day lead to tears, humiliation and another Oscar for George Clooney

Gene Hackman wipes the floor with Ray Romano in this hackneyed film about a vinegary ex-POTUS and an aw-shucks everyman after the same girl.

TV critics gather in Pasadena to eat Jimmy Kimmel's half-raw burgers and ask Chris Rock dumb white-people questions. Plus: The fur and feathers are already flying on "Project Runway."

We need to change the conversation about poverty and inequality. It starts with compassion and kindness

Five years after my surgery, I still feel like a whole woman despite not conforming to society's beauty standards

Neil LaBute's elitist pretense and cold, self-serving characters snuff out fantasy, romance and a perfectly sweet script.

Clinton's lawyers take their best shot, but impeachment seems all but inevitable.

The sexpot performer is endlessly bubbly, a consummate professional -- and the most American pop star around

If nursing is "natural," why doesn't Glamour show it like that?

Week 3: The actress pushes at therapist-patient boundaries and Paul pushes Sunil to open up too much too soon

The defiantly dowdy Hillary met a handsome rube from Arkansas named Bill. The rest became a history that still enthralls us.

She posted a low-cut image on Twitter. But is the "backlash" real?

Don's back at the agency with new rules, new allies and new enemies. Will he be allowed to do his job?

Their sordid histories are somewhat similar — but only Republicans are sticking with their man, no matter what