Horror has reinvented itself since the "torture-porn" hysteria — but so far only the audience has noticed

How the hell does a NY Times story about UFOs link together the Pentagon, Harry Reid, aliens and Blink-182?

Stone isn't dropping his mission to exonerate Naz, who finds himself changed by his time in jail

A wheeling turtle, record-breaking blob jumps, and Al Franken's wrath

The upcoming fall season will be heavy on cop dramas, dysfunctional family sitcoms, office comedies and other TV comfort food.

Monday: Holly Hunter stars in TNT's charming series "Saving Grace." Plus: What do you think of the Discovery Channel's "Planet Earth" series?

The simple pleasures of watching rad snowboarders and sleazy yuppies trying to impress Donald Trump. Plus: Sick of Campaign '04? Try "Tanner '88."

How to turn a low-budget horror indie into a hit? Add Steven Spielberg, Twitter -- and scare the pants off people

His gift to Tucker Carlson is one of many capitulations to the far-right extremists in the party for Kevin McCarthy

Why do we keep coming back to a show about unexplained disappearances, strange alien sightings, and amnesia?

From the alien invasion to a Mulder-and-Scully sex scene, "The X-Files" has plenty of material for new episodes

Stars: they're scared, just like us. Very few are equipped to speak to crisis, as we were reminded this week

Robert Bigelow has his funding priorities straight: Orbiting cruise ships and paranormal research.

"They have everything to lose and nothing to gain other than to tell the truth of their ordeals," say the directors

The show loses one of its best writers not long after the departure of producer Dan Harmon and actor Chevy Chase