Paul Reubens gave the world a magical manchild who never grew up and never got old, and we loved him for that

The acclaimed American writer never confined himself to one genre ... or its conventions for that matter

The Oscar nominees are sensational and Sundance is better than ever. What happened to the "post-cinematic" age?

Crime fiction came naturally to “You Were Never Really Here” author, Ames, who admits, sure, he's made mistakes

And his latest shows why irony still matters

Charles Taylor dismisses the 'authentic' pose of indie-hit 'Next Stop, Wonderland' and defends the glossier good-time gal movies 'Dance With Me' and 'How Stella Got Her Groove Back'.

The Apple TV+ series treats cancel culture like COVID: it doesn't affect everyone equally

From "Pride and Promiscuity" to "Virtues and Vices," a look at the Regency Era's decades-long steamy reappraisal

This weird history of two men's sex clubs in 18th century Scotland cries out for Mike Meyers and John Cleese.

The Draconian sexual mores of Mae West's era and the curious past of former cult kid Deborah Swisher turn up the heat in New York theater.

"I always get a kick out of things that are so literal and that’s kind of what this is"

In "Female Chauvinist Pigs," Ariel Levy asks why so many young women today have embraced a raunchy, porn-drenched sexuality

The food truck icon talks to Salon about standing up for social justice, with a taco in hand

The curator of the world's only penis museum is a bit sensitive about some issues.

The British version is sexy, as it should be, but the U.S. version is immature and not even hot.