From Sofia Coppola to Priscilla Presley, we see how even these women are conditioned to protect famous men

The argument for the defense in the case: Who killed the summer box office?

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Sept. 10-12, 1999

By Charles Taylor

In "Big George Foreman," Davis embodies world heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman

Judge Aileen Cannon was forced to toss Trump's special master order after a court said she never had jurisdiction

Stylish 'L.A. Confidential' kicks in too late.

Dinosaurs and Sleestaks -- oh yeah, and Will Ferrell -- roam the earth in this update of the trippy '70s TV show.

He talked about urgent action on minimum wage and climate at the start of this term. A few months later: Nada

Distressing box office results for brilliant indies and docs. Plus: Zombies, Hitler and maybe the best 9/11 film yet.

Thanks to the likes of "Jaws" and "Personal Shopper," the year's shortest month is long on good movies to stream

The day Oscar gave "Cold Mountain" the cold shoulder, Harvey Weinstein claims victory, with Miramax getting the most nominations -- and his famous temper newly in check.

Apparently, if all you want out of life is to see Zac Efron's butt, this movie could, theoretically, satisfy

It's ridiculous to make a prequel series 15 years later—so let's embrace it, shall we?

“Replicas” is a cloning thriller so carelessly stupid that it often feels like a mad science experiment gone wrong