What's it like living in a commune? A new film explores the trials and travails of communal life

A precocious child who dresses in white, a mute and tattooed grandfather, and pages and pages of pictures of doorknobs all come together to make a surprisingly consoling novel.

Blythe Danner chews the scenery in this seriocomic tale of infidelity and early midlife crisis. Did someone say "Oscar"?

In preparation for the finale, we look at how the original miniseries stacks up against the imaginative remake

R.J. Cutler discusses his fascinating documentary "The September Issue," an unvarnished view of Vogue magazine and fashion's ice princess, Anna Wintour.

From Lydia Davis' short stories to Helen Oyeyemi's novel, some books you might finally have a chance to devour

Salon talks to the stars of the Hulu hit about returning to adolescence, and why nobody ever really grows up

Why isn't there more outrage on the left about the president's unilateral targeted assassination program?

Mark McDaniel was convicted of molesting June Shannon's daughter, but can still spend time with her other kids

Are there ways for children to experience the excitement of performing without the dangers of stardom?

Filmmaker Rory Kennedy talks about the passion for social justice she shares with the father she never knew, and changing the world with her camera, one story at a time.

Even though Anna and I grew up on opposite sides of the globe, we had so much in common

Surrendered babies and the making of identity

Nicole achieves perfection and Chad lumbers around the dance floor as we learn about our finalists' tortured pasts

Another pageant scandal. Trump keeps firing, while Rosie stays mum. Plus: Court demands Anna Nicole DNA test?