The kindest cut. When visiting a salon, some men opt for full-service grooming.

If Schumer and Feinstein want to understand the "procedure," they should demand to interview the men who were likely subjected to it.

"Edge of Seventeen," a film about coming out and of age in the early '80s, trumps the current crop of nice-guy gay films.

A formal report from the House of Commons concludes that it "can no longer rely on assurances from a U.S. administration that purports to uphold the civil and political standards of behavior."

The Bush administration's excuse that it "lost" the key evidence relating to the Padilla torture claims is patently incredible.

UPDATED! Salon exclusive: In two 2013 speeches, Paul borrowed from a conservative think-tank without attribution

The ABC show, returning tonight, casts Ward and Skye in a "50 Shades"-style ambiguous romance

"No Donald, you're wrong," the ad states. "They are heroes because they were captured."

Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale star as rival magicians trying to out-trick each other in this tediously clever film.

When we can't agree that there's something scary about declining to disavow the KKK, something's wrong

Hollywood has a new fascination with sexualized male heroes. Now if only more if its films passed the Bechdel test

CIA torture details, in wake of ugly police killings, raise alarms: How much more state abuse can we tolerate?

The Reggie Bush house scandal: We're supposed to be outraged if he broke an unfair rule, hurting no one and helping his family?

Bill tattles on a superior, Eric's big secret comes out, and Sookie hangs out with a shirtless werewolf