Episode 58 (Friday, Sept. 15): Eddie: "I'm in it for myself!"

Director Steven Soderbergh's stylish art noir runs between cheap L.A. motels and hip icons of '60s cool.

#OscarsSoWhite isn't just about the absence of Black nominees—it's about the Academy's history of racist narratives

The stars of "The Dressmaker," adapted by writer/director Jocelyn Moorhouse, sat down with Salon at TIFF

Jennifer Lopez on "spending the whole day in bed with my lover"; "SNL" ready to inaugurate President Cheney. Plus: Dubya makes Bo Derek cry!

The Spider-Man star is still remembered four years later for his iconic, show-stopping "Lip Sync Battle" number

Once the tool of choice of 4-star chefs, sous vide is now priced for commoners

Filmmaker Mariem Pérez Riera and the star herself spoke to Salon about making the new Sundance Rita Moreno biopic

Lady Jane kicks some Lohan-Hilton ass and sits on Stephen Colbert's lap!

Hollywood maintains its status quo by making the loss of status the biggest fear in the room

Daniel Auteuil is terrific as the mad Marquis in a mellow mood, but Beno

Brad Pitt's tank commander is a hero, and almost a monster, in action-movie minimalist David Ayer's WWII saga

A stoned Nick Nolte lumbers through Monte Carlo in Neil Jordan's dazzling, free-spirited remake of a French crime classic.

Mostly overlooked in the flood of tributes to the star of "To Have and To Have Not": She was a true-blue liberal

Would you rather be a depressed thief, a polygamist or a drunk slacker? The TV gods explore strange new microcosms in search of the next "Sopranos" -- or the next "Jackass."