The 18-year-old rejected a deal that would have labeled her a sex offender and placed her under house arrest

It's not enough to be political activists — we need to be consumer activists at the same time

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The acclaimed writer tells Salon conquering a fear of sentimentality was key to his new novel, \"The Flame Alphabet\"

Has Harry Potter changed the course of the New York Times Book Review -- and the children's book market -- for good or for evil? It depends on whom you ask.

Sookie breaks a spell, frees Eric and quiets the violence -- but Bill and Antonia have another battle looming

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"She said she'd enjoyed my show and she's through, and she got up and left," says "Night Talk" host Judy O'Neal

Albert Okura lives and breathes the legend of Ray Kroc — he even bought the first McDonald’s location

The three-part series explores the recently dismantled "sex cult" and its ringleader, Larry Ray

How a free Rolling Stones concert turned into a colossal mass bad trip -- and spawned the most harrowing rock 'n' roll movie ever made.

How conservative lawyers used Matt Drudge and Kathleen Willey to scuttle a deal in the Paula Jones harassment case

The right-wing provocateur's backers say anyone would act crazy given how liberals treat him. Watch his video

The music critic on Billy Bragg and Wilco's recordings of unsung Woody Guthrie lyrics