Most legal experts doubt Judge Sauls will overturn Florida canvassing boards and grant more hand counts.

Be mad because Oscars 2019 felt like progress and Oscars 2020 smells like cowardice

The new bio series delivers soaring musical numbers & killer costumes worth tuning in for, even if insight is scant

The National Transportation Safety Board is waiting on a final analysis of the cockpit voice recorder of Flight 990 before turning over the investigation to the FBI.

Salon gets answers from Alex Gilvarry, Bruce Handy, Carolyn Murnick, Tom Perrotta and Shawn Wen on their new books

In spite of volatile Cuban-American exile politics, Wim Wenders' documentary 'Buena Vista Social Club' wins over Miami

Pick of the week: Surprise Oscar nominee "Chico & Rita" is a smoldering animated romance, with killer music

Rotten neighbors, hideous slavers, greedy bankers, politicians — libidinal, devious, corrupt ones make great movies

Readers respond to Jake Tapper's review of "Boy Genius: Karl Rove, the Brains Behind the Remarkable Political Triumph of George W. Bush" and Allen Barra's review of a new Miles Davis biography.

The GOP embraces Hispanic voters as the soccer moms of 2000 while Bradley resurrects Willie Horton and the story of a political romance can finally be told.

Surprise! The book everyone is reading and loving stars a stocky, funny-looking hero with four legs -- the champion racehorse Seabiscuit.

Review: In "There's Something About Mary," the Farrelly Brothers have moved beyond fart jokes

Salon talks to the legendary sex therapist about "50 Shades," social media and her return to TV with "Original Sin"

Susan Sontag's journals mean something different to just about everyone.

The worst year still gave us some incredible TV. Salon's TV critic shares her top 10 favorites