A horseback journey across the Mongolian steppes becomes an odyssey through time.

The reporter to whom he told his Scotland joke, which has enraged Golf World magazine, says he's no Fuzzy Zoeller.

Mel Brooks remembers working with Richard Pryor, and a time when farting jokes were as offensive as it gets.

They cook better, dress better and decorate better than we do. Death to all metrosexuals!

We had a screenplay and producers -- and the first leading man we asked said yes. That's when the trouble started

My kids are so loud they go to group speech therapy.

Do laxative commercials give equal airtime to men and women? Is Cosmo in danger of "irrelevance"? And what if the guy you just started dating likes to stick his tongue down your throat?

From Jenny Slate and David Chang, to a Mexican-inspired anime and a sumo minidoc, this fall has it

Emma the pony didn't give the only four-legged farewell to the late monarch

"American Idol" returns for its 12th season, reigniting one of television's most ridiculous feuds

Guitarist Marc Ribot fires back at the indie rock legend's strange views on intellectual property

Even in extreme cases, there’s “some tension” about whether sadism indicates mental illness. Not for the squeamish

I never acted on my feelings, and I'm still haunted to this day

Episode 53 (Saturday, Sept. 9): As a mutiny roils the house, CBS marks time with lots of footage of a drunk Josh.

Ebert wasn't just a venerated film critic: He was also a sci-fi lover, supergeek and passionate advocate of fandom