Violence escalates in Libya. Unconfirmed reports say Gadhafi has fled as protesters march on compound

Our enduring deference to religion, despite its toxicity and phony explanations for the cosmos, lets it survive

"Keith went mad, but it sounded great on the dance floor"

John Durham reportedly rejects claims that the Russia probe was a scheme conceived by biased intelligence officials

This follow-up to the Indonesian cult hit has even more eye-popping mayhem, but why bother with the canned drama?

Steven Tyler says Paul's hittin' the hemp too hard; will Keith Richards and Charlie Watts do business with Tony Soprano? Plus: Gwyneth Paltrow to play 300-pound woman.

Why did it take six months for the news of the demise of one of the world's richest pooches to reach the press?

The New York Times columnist says he wants to complicate how we see power, but all he does it flatten it

In his "Suicide Squad" spinoff James Gunn uses John Cena's alt-right killer to mix comedy with a redemption tale

"It's not ordinary Mexicans doing the raping, it's the thugs, and Trump should have made that clear," he added

In a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal, Perkins warns of a "progressive Kristallnacht"

The co-creator of the Netflix chess drama is developing a version of Vladimir Nabokov's "Laughter in the Dark"

Bill Barr and Mike Pompeo went to Rome looking for conspiracy fodder. They might have dug up more than they wanted

The legacy of Chuck Jones, the most celebrated director in cartoon history, is as overinflated as an Acme balloon.