The network chose to celebrate National Dog Day rather than Women's Equality Day. Let's compare the two

In revealing her medical condition, the star of "Veep" and "Seinfeld" focused on the plight of women everywhere

In this dazzling French Oscar nominee, a polite young Arab convict rises above racism, cruelty and his own crimes

The actress told the podcast Armchair Expert how she learned to stand up for herself when nudity was demanded

How Justin Timberlake accomplished what the president hasn't been able to: Bring us closer to our fundamentalist brothers.

While hacktivists and whistle-blowers face federal prison, the White House declares a National Day of Civic Hacking

Cannes: Voyeurism's not the only reason to see the remarkable 21st-century love story "Blue Is the Warmest Color"

Many big premieres disappointed, but the indie-fest was full of vital, challenging films. Here's what to look for

Dodgeball, "the most egalitarian of games"? Tim Russert, underappreciated? Salon readers come to their defense -- and pipe up in favor of Bollywood and Steven Spielberg, too.

Sweet, silly and square, "Larry Crowne" unites Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts for a screwball love affair

Conservative hero makes outrageous claim about Michael Brown's death and the "me generation"

Correcting the sin of omission, this company adds extra sex, nudity, profanity or extreme violence to our favorite screen gems.

Yeah, this low-budget tale of heartbreak and horniness in the Internet age is kinda trashy. It's also a sweeter romantic comedy than anything made in Hollywood this year.

This scion of conservative Bollywood cuts loose as the Pakistani agent who strangled a U.S. spy on "The Americans"

Why the Indiana woman's conviction could open a floodgate of similar prosecutions for abortions and miscarriages