Salon talks to the award-winning author of the new memoir "How We Fight For Our Lives"

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Kate Winslet smolders, but the rest of the cast evaporates in Jane Campion's tale of sex and spirituality.

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Childbirth: A Barbarian Absurdity That Must Be Eliminated

Jason deCaires Taylor's submerged sculptures are his signature. Damien Hirst had a similar idea. Rip-off or not?

"Freakonomics" author Steven Levitt makes explosive claims -- most notoriously, that an increased abortion rate led to a drop in crime -- but refuses to say what we should do about them.

The indie rock world of the nineties wasn't ready for a female response to "Exile on Main Street"

Watch Colbert and Stewart discuss time travel, flying coach and being snubbed for the "Harry Potter" movies

With its wacky face-switching premise and delirious action scenes, John Woo's 'Face/Off' (starring Nicolas Cage and John Travolta) is the summer's best blockbuster.

Creationism is far from harmless -- it's a real threat to scientific inquiry

Jason Robards became the most urban of characters, but I'll remember him for his saloon-bred hoarseness and his frontier purpose.

The man who birthed the dreaded typeface has broken his silence

The great Robyn Hitchcock talks Dylan, Roxy Music, music industry evil and his arty path from the Soft Boys to now

“I was never cool. I’ve always kind of been a 54-year-old guy in a button-down shirt,” "Late Night" host admits