U.N. weapons inspector Jack McGeorge's leadership role in the Washington S/M scene isn't a liability, says a friend -- it'll help him distinguish between fantasy and reality.

This silly sendup of biopics features some fine comic turns -- but one member of the cast really steals the show.

Bollywood reflects on what these racy and ubiquitous films from the pre-Internet era say about the nation's culture

Jackie Chan plays a hapless baby sitter in this antic kids' comedy. Where's the comic role that will let him shine?

Paris Hilton accused of using the "n-word" on camera, Martha learns to meditate, and Leonardo DiCaprio "grateful" for resolution of assault case. Plus: Buh-bye, James Bond?

The film legend and memoirist on his fight for a Manson family member and why reality TV is the worst kind of bad

What is the point of a naked woman if not to give heterosexual male journalists erections?

As more people post naked pics of exes, the law has failed to keep up. Some activists are trying to change that

An odd, invigorating musical from hot young director Christophe Honor

In skyrocketing prison populations, corporations and the government have a pool of powerless, exploitable workers

Despite a repressive legal system, women in Saudi Arabia are fighting for their rights

Big charitable endeavors are bringing her priorities into focus

Author Rebecca Schiller had moved to the countryside with her kids when she discovered she had severe ADHD

It's not just about showing more sex from a woman's perspective. It's about who has the right to be turned on

Filmmakers visited Florida's naturist community to gain insights about tribalism, poverty and the "textile world"