Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr. spoke Salon about how the Ojibwe culture does – and does not – inform his chilling film

The true greatness of Lincoln was a moral seriousness, not superiority, framed by faith but not self-justification

Gore runs from his past, McCain crosses his fingers, and Forbes, Keyes and Bauer hope for a miracle.

Facing mortality, adultery, teenagers and bad hair, the star should win hardware as a rumpled Hawaiian dad

Where I come from, if you're going to dish it out, you've got to learn to take it, too.

Franklin, who died Thursday at her home in Detroit, gave us hits across four decades in nearly a dozen genres

The man behind Lisa Simpson gives us a progressive Princess. But does it restore his cred?

In honor of Opening Day, and the new Baseball Project album, our favorite songs about the national pastime

For a brief and now mostly forgotten moment, he was an evangelist — a new collection of songs demands we look back

Papers like the Village Voice once defined urban cool. Their time is gone -- and so is part of each city's soul

Black men are treated as menaces every day. At 17, Trayvon may have done what most of us know we can't: Confront it

The NBA and its union beat the buzzer for three dozen elderly pioneers who've waged a long battle for pension benefits.

Hate to disappoint, but NYT documentary "Malfunction" won't gain #JusticeForJanet like the series did for Britney

For civil libertarians -- like myself -- war is a time for some harsh reevaluation.