Most of the coverage of Thomas Beatie has been respectful. Not so at one network.

Even before Greta Gerwig's fantasy comedy opens, conservatives are complaining in the latest culture war battle

Congress is voting on a bill to let religious leaders endorse candidates from the pulpit. The right can't lose: If it fails, they'll have a campaign issue to use against opponents in November.

The NBA playoffs are heating up, finally. They may get so hot that we actually get to see a sixth game.

Even for dedicated cinephiles, this year's Oscar race feels like a story we all sat out

Salon's critics pick the year's finest films -- from the modest "Before Sunset" to the operatic "House of Flying Daggers" to the magical "A Very Long Engagement" to the triumphantly weird "Incredibles" and "SpongeBob."

The organization is on the brink of "complete obscurity"

She's El Tacky Supremo, the one-woman train wreck who has single-handedly brought monstrous vulgarity back to Hollywood. Long live Demi Moore!

A Biden administration would have to be pushed, and pushed hard, by progressive activists from day one

George Clooney's real performance of the year wasn't "Up in the Air." Plus: Jane Campion, "Star Trek" and madness!

All three Bush boys -- 41, 43 and Jeb -- are back in the news (and on HBO) this week. Why they still rule politics

Celebrate the year in sexual intrigue, as D-list celebs spread it for the cameras, Hollywood avoids smushmortions, and Hitler's mommy gets laid.

As the summer movie season drags on, it's time to ask whether there's a limit to how much hype we can take.

Bryan Singer's Freddie Mercury biopic did big business at the box office, but don't believe everything you see

Salon sits down with the Broadway actor and "The Wire" star to discuss the American Dream and Black Americans