While the rest of the country gets a look at the new George, Barbara Bush plays to her same old crowd.

The picture that changed cinema history and American history, plus a detailed technical deconstruction.

Anti-choicers bully women and call it compassion, so of course Robert Dear thought he could do the same

Armond White denies that he called the "12 Years a Slave" director a "garbage man" or "doorman"

GOP wonder boy tells on himself: Cawthorn calls on (white) women to do their duty by raising little fascists

Cops all over the country are demanding "unequivocal support." Here's why an obsession with order is to blame

Ariel Levy takes us on a cinematic '70s road trip through an "alternate, penisless" society.

Robert De Niro, Marlon Brando and Edward Norton (almost) get away with this high-tech heist for adults.

Trump has hit upon a unique vulnerability in mainstream U.S. politics on race and cannot be dislodged.

Gender diversity has long been a feature of our species. Those that deny this are ignorant of evolution’s history

It had to be hard for the high-achieving candidate's wife to give up her career -- and I'm in a feminist fury about it.

From Tom Hanks to The Rock, several actors have portrayed one of their relatives (however distant) onscreen

Salon's guide to what to watch on Tuesday: The Frontline special "Extraordinary Rendition" investigates the U.S. practice of sending terror suspects to other countries for interrogation.

Director John Woo's pyrotechnics and the spark between Tom Cruise and Thandie Newton can't redeem a strangely impersonal actioner.

Chivalry isn't dead in the 18th century, or in 1948. But the hope for one marriage may be