The right gears up for a wave of "tea parties" on Tax Day, while the left points out that the protesters might want to pick a better metaphor.

Billy Wilder's manic, magical 1959 farce is more than drag shtick and Marilyn in that amazing gown -- it's a topsy-turvy exploration of sexual desire and identity.

Parton apologizes after the park stops a patron for her shirt. But should some ideas not be printed on your chest?

"Shame on you, John Battelle!" says a GraceNet founder to the Industry Standard publisher, denouncing a "sexist" ad.

The beloved book punishes Miss Trunchbull for acting like a man, and rewards the traditionally feminine Miss Honey

Michael Douglas' son is just one of the many nonviolent drug offenders subjected to the brutal practice

They're sweet, but their story isn't

Her new single storms the charts -- but does her image make sense in a post-Gaga world?

Happy Foot/Sad Foot has captured the imagination of David Foster Wallace, Jonathan Lethem and others

Quaid sues "Brokeback" producers. "South Park" takes revenge on Chef. Plus: Sarandon mulls career, bra size.

On "Yeezus," the rapper's still bragging about exploiting women to make his points. He's smarter than that

The unexpected message of New Wave's defining anthem

Robert Downey Jr. returns as the great detective, facing his nemesis in the cheerful, idiotic "Game of Shadows"

"Jism 2," starring a hardcore porn actress, stirs up controversy but is far from being pornography

Rubio's insinuations about Trump and Ali G's racist Oscars "joke" are a zeitgeist moment we could do without