A new Web site caters to men and women going through messy divorces

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What happens when a fleet of millionaires descends on the innocent shores of Antarctica to celebrate the millennium?

Long before there was "Law and Order," a TV criminal defense attorney named Perry Mason brought high courtroom drama to the masses.

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The Batman villain origin story is continuing to lean away from comic books and towards realism

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Richard Gehr reviews "Dark Star: An Oral Biography of Jerry Garcia" by Robert Greenfield.

As the administration stood up for an important official, they knew what he was accused of

How did an American debate about racism make its way to Brazil?

David Mamet brings us tough-as-nails soldiers fighting terrorism (and their even tougher wives) in CBS's "The Unit," while FX presents an insufferably "colorblind" white couple in "Black. White."

Why, when it comes to romance, do we treat each other so badly? Laura Miller reviews two new movies which investigate that question

Six-year-old "Honey Boo Boo" mimics "sassy black women," speaks in slang and loses pageants on TV's oddest new show

Blaming protests for the murder of two police officers is wrong. Criticizing the mayor's advice to his son is worse