A new study indicates we may be unconsciously aware of how healthy we are

Experts in sibling research say the powerful bonds that can develop between brothers may have played a role

Have harsh financial times led to cynical calculations about romance?

Betty Dodson is 72 and Eric Wilkinson is 25, and after three years together they are still hot and heavy -- and happy.

Modern living is very civilized, but sometimes I long to buy some smokes, lock the kids in the laundry room and crank the Sinatra.

As advertisers flee the right-wing talk show host, Mr. Sugar Daddy wants to buy airtime

I'd love to tell you some stories of shrimpers, would-be mayors, bakers and market tenders: Folks dear to my heart

Trump’s racist tweets are a coordinated strategy, according to his confidantes — and there’s more to come

Daniel Radcliffe makes a terrific Allen Ginsberg in this powerful true story of the early Beats and a 1944 murder

From "Manhattan" to "Whatever Works"

An encounter with Charlotte Rampling, still sexy after all these years; Richard Linklater's dark, lovely film.

A man goes through menopause. Plus: the health benefits of a May-December marriage, feminist spanking and more.

Was 1936 Hitchcock's very best year? Two thrillers, including the director's weirdest movie ever, make the case.

Slashing food stamps will decrease the life expectancy of poor rural whites, many of whom put Republicans in office

This miniseries is great. But how many tales of middle-aged white people navigating a troubled marriage do we need?