How "Star Wars" Ruined American Movies

How "Star Wars" Ruined American Movies

Author Susie Bright takes a look at the daring, revolutionary days of pre-Internet smut

DiCaprio and Scorsese score a career-best opening with $40 million; Polanski's "Ghost Writer" a small-scale hit

"The American" and "The Romantics" are part of a tragically rare genre in America: Films that kids won't understand

“If people of color want their story to be told, they need to put in the work and produce their own material.”

Bill O'Reilly has a terrible plan to imprison undocumented immigrants -- and he's to the left of some conservatives

Salon talks to A.D. Jameson about geek culture, "Star Wars" and his book "I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing"

In the wake of on-set condom mandates, data shows porn production is leaving its home -- or going underground

Guillermo del Toro talks about making an adult fairy tale and hating hobbits.

Ringwald on Haley Joel: He's creepy! Andie MacDowell insists she's not Chaplin's daughter. Plus: Oops! Britney forgot to tell Mom about mansion!

The makers of "Marriage 2.0" say all that it takes to fight online porn theft is a great story -- but does it work?

If only the ratings agency looked as closely at gender bias as it does at consensual sex, it might do some good

The season's unstoppable hit surges past $100 million. Great God, what does it mean? Also: "There Will Be Blood" booming, "4 Months" takes Manhattan.

It's got hot rods, hot women and Vin Diesel. But can this fourth installment in the action franchise capture the cheap thrills of the original?