A new Lena Dunham newsletter has the potential to reinevent the digital space for women

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The feminist icon was interviewed for Dunham's "Lenny Letter"

Thanks to the martyred comedian, American culture is free to be a wild kingdom. But with his new anti-porn crusade, Attorney General Ashcroft wants to turn back the clock.

Trump should learn from Bill Clinton's mistakes

In its final episode, the show reminds us what could have been: the power of speaking truth

Cross-dressing comedian Eddie Izzard on big breaks, serious roles and talking crap.

The singer's junk was briefly exposed at a concert, but he remains unflappable

Examining the accesss and attitudes that an aspiring professional like Mei would face in a pre-Roe 1960s

Paolo Sorrentino casts Jude Law as a cold and cool pontiff in a miniseries long on style but lacking a soul

40 years after Lenny Bruce began his dark descent, here are the top 10 true heirs to his outlaw legacy.

The Jon Stewart model of mockery has seen it's day. What's needed now is a style that can effect change

The "Togetherness" star pens a moving meditation on mortality, aging "gracefully" and being squeezed out of films

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A trusted lawyer turned on a corrupt president 45 years ago — and changed history. Are we witnessing a repeat?