The actress narrates PBS' five-part docuseries about the experiences of those who made the U.S. what it is today

Veteran "Curb Your Enthusiasm" director Bob Weide talks about bringing his prickly brand of humor to the big screen with "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People."

Many of the wins were foregone conclusions, but Awkwafina, Ramy Youssef, and Michelle Williams made it worthwhile

Snark can be a useful tool, but when it turns into an indiscriminate hammer, everyone starts to look like a nail

Jason deCaires Taylor's submerged sculptures are his signature. Damien Hirst had a similar idea. Rip-off or not?

But perhaps that's what the treacherous Man in Black wants you to believe

Matt Damon and Franka Potente illuminate a gripping, handsome post-Cold War thriller from "Swingers" director Doug Liman.

Oscar nominations for suburban satire and Denzel Washington; "Mr. Ripley" and Jim Carrey snubbed.

"It's Lindsey who the people of South Carolina can't recognize," Harrison says in a statement to Salon

The "12 Years a Slave" actress is the year's breakout star -- but she deserves even more great roles

William H. Macy and Maria Bello shine in a terrific -- and surprisingly sexy -- tale of a Vegas loser whose luck begins to turn.

Mötley Crüe, Slash, Lita Ford, Dokken and more share the wildest stories from the heyday of L.A.'s Sunset Strip

Two months before the Oscars air on ABC, the only thing the host can tell us is that he has no idea what he'll say

Spectacular crashes, thunderous explosions, heads split open like watermelons -- and one killer body.

The "Late Show" host spoke to the New York Times about Stephen Colbert's hiring and his upcoming retirement