People are not the result of a cosmic accident, but of laws of the universe that grant our lives meaning and purpose, says physicist Paul Davies.

The network has also insisted that MH370 is like "Lost" and DC politics is like "Scandal." Enough!

It's hard to overstate the importance of this angry, elegant film about the greatest financial swindle in history

"The Sopranos" creator reflects on the series' much-debated ending

Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely also talked about how in 2016 the two-part "Avengers" finale seemed doomed

When scholars used the Bible to pinpoint the moment of creation, they actually paved the way for a radical change

Author Reed Tucker on the life, legend and genius of Stan Lee, whose role in this part of the multiverse has ended

The philosopher's musings on the nature of reality could have scientific basis, according to a prominent physicist

Salon talks to Adam Cohen about "Imbeciles," forced sterilization and the history of the eugenics movement

Fans, detractors and Lovecraft-inspired writers respond to Laura Miller's "Master of Disgust."

The magnitude of Stan Lee's achievements in pop culture can't be overestimated

Six years ago she said she never wanted to see me again. The other day she called.

Billing yourself like Trump without the edge is a tough way to go in 2016

Having ADHD once got you branded as being "immoral" or "defective." Even today, that stigma is hard to overwrite

Eric Rohmer's pastoral Renaissance fantasy, "The Romance of Astrea and Celadon," couldn't be a weirder, or lovelier, way to say goodbye.