Salon's TV picks for Thursday, March 9, 2000

Richard III, Mary Ingalls and the Black Dahlia all make headlines thanks to new discoveries

While salacious details and cover-ups make for good television, it goes against everything evangelicals preach

No way: Ben says he has "too many skeletons" in the closet; Heather Graham: British blokes "aggressive enough"; Plus: Snoop Dogg to host "Girls Gone Wild" boobathon!

For starters, the road trip sequence of this confusing, frustrating 2005 film is actually sheer brilliance

From a child's note to a brother's anger to a friend's song, Diana's funeral was a pageant of feelings.

Salon's TV picks for Presidents Day weekend, Feb. 18-21, 2000.

Loose-limbed ostrich Rowan Atkinson has his moments in this undercooked British spy farce, but it's mad king John Malkovich who steals the show.

Post-Sandusky trial jokes and Bradley Cooper's gross new movie remind us that sexual assault is no laughing matter

Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Feb. 1, 2001

I was a bullied kid long before the explosion of geek culture. You have no idea what discovering Spider-Man meant

I could have gone, I should have gone, but I thought about the money and my other plans!

The film reveals the luminous woman behind the acclaimed "Waitress," the killer's story and the family left behind

Trump continues to be quite popular among far-right Christian fundamentalists such as Tony Perkins and James Dobson

Eminem and Cee Lo's expletive-laced songs snag nominations -- and show how our views on cussing have changed