E-mails show coordination between Justice Department and White House counsel's office.

What the prevalence of water in solar systems tells us about the potential of life

Ida's Dan Littleton writes about Prince, Brian Wilson, Joao Gilberto and more.

A "new" spiritual guru turns out to have a past that includes lavish spending, orgies and bacterial terrorism.

Now "Burn After Reading" probably won't premiere in France. Will Spielberg or Sarah Jessica claim opening night?

"I'm delighted," says Jonathan Lethem, whose new book provided one of the Times' first uses of the word in print

The two-episode launch on Disney+ feels like a worthy bridge between the past and the MCU's future 

In her second feature, Gillian Robespierre handles infidelity as deftly as she handled abortion in "Obvious Child"

Under huge police supervision, 1,300 turned out in the Tennessee city to protest a Klan gathering

Co-created by Ava DuVernay, "Colin in Black & White" makes an artsy muddle out of an inspiring sports icon's story

McQueen's new show, Small Axe, captures the nostalgia of the underground Lovers Rock scene but misses some insights

Take a moment to appreciate some catty conservative infighting as GOP inches toward nominating a neo-fascist

A New York Mets all-star explains how he plans to pass the power of the Force on to his son. First in a new series

Films we'll never see, from "Greed" to "Gatsby" to Jerry Lewis at the Holocaust

The hardscrabble musician and his filthy mouth were our last link to raw, profane blues of the early 20th century