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James Franco's crazy new art project
Is the "Museum of Non-Visible Art" a serious endeavor? A hoax? A real-life "Emperor's New Clothes"?
06/13/2011 22:14 UTC
The Warner-less race
What the former Virginia governor's surprising withdrawal means for Hillary, Edwards and the rest of the Dems vying for the Oval Office in '08.
10/13/2006 16:30 UTC
The Fix
MPAA forbids use of Richard Roeper comment in "Fahrenheit 9/11" ads, Moore movie prompts re-release of Neil Young song, and Candace Bushnell squares off against her former manager.
06/28/2004 13:32 UTC
Strange but true
Composer Stew bares all about his raucous Broadway hit "Passing Strange" -- and why his song "We Just Had Sex" won't be on TV on Tony night.
06/11/2008 15:00 UTC
Shoot first, avoid questions later
The White House's secretive response to Cheney's misfire cannot be understood apart from the society of Texas royalty.
02/15/2006 22:13 UTC
Lance Armstrong's unmoving confession
The cyclist admits to doping in a controlled interview with Oprah — and offers the lamest of apologies
01/18/2013 19:30 UTC
15 cross-genre musical collaborations
When musical opposites attract, great things can happen. Also, weird things
04/12/2014 19:00 UTC
Oprah on Armstrong: "He did not come clean in the manner I had expected"
Many remain angry and skeptical even after the disgraced cyclist comes clean
01/15/2013 20:32 UTC
Ai Weiwei and his porcelain crabs storm North America
The continent's first survey of the Chinese dissident's work showcases his striking visuals and dark humor
02/28/2013 22:03 UTC
Lenny's children
40 years after Lenny Bruce began his dark descent, here are the top 10 true heirs to his outlaw legacy.
09/22/2004 02:23 UTC
"Dancing With the Stars" preview: Kate plus 10
Gosselin may be getting all the attention, but let's hope Buzz Aldrin and Pamela Anderson steal the show
03/22/2010 18:50 UTC
"Fast Times" and "Risky Business" created the '80s: How these iconic teen films led the way to "Heathers" and John Hughes
Sean Penn, Tom Cruise and the revolutionary "Ridgemont High" and "Risky Business" made a decade of teen film happen
06/16/2014 00:00 UTC
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