"Weinman would have been better off writing an article championing Bob Clampett, not just using him as a cudgel to beat Chuck Jones with."

No, I'm not literally calling Hillary Clinton a saint — but she is an icon of fearless womanhood to me

A core, elite group of aesthetes once determined what art was "important." That's no longer true

They're no longer the sole domain of covert government operatives and paramilitary independent contractors

Who said beating a dead horse does no good?

A chance encounter on an unlikely stretch of Magnolia in Burbank yields arboreal insight and renewed faith in Xmas

Heavily armed "patriots" in Arizona are recreating Geller's "Draw the Prophet" contest tonight

Emojibator appeals to millennials' love for their phones and their aversion to dealing with other people

Johnny Depp was supposed to be another TV idol. But the beautifully underplayed roles -- like the voracious dealer in "Blow" -- are adding up to a career.

The law professor is a Vanity Fair author's top pick.

A new three-part Frontline series goes to the Middle East and Europe to solve the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103

My excellent adventures with the author of "The Catcher in the Rye."

The New Yorker's portrait of PointCast displays once more the magazine's Internet ignorance.

Gathering at the elite Deer Valley ski retreat, the newly humbled masters of the universe bemoan the Bush economy but express high hopes for his war.

Careful, folks: When the podiums are thrown out, all bets are off