No matter how much we might wish it, there's no magic bullet to quickly and easily lose weight and keep it off

Berkeley Breathed, Salon's new Sunday cartoonist, tells us why he'd kiss Cheney if he could, why satirists can't touch Bush, and why his new children's book was flayed by the p.c. police.

The Newark mayor goes on a food-stamp diet to show us what poverty tastes like

The Dutchess of Pork and the Dershowitz of dieting serve up this seasons most fascinating diet books.

"Dumped," a new reality show, tosses vain Brits into a garbage dump to live among the maggots and tires. It's trash TV with a message.

How the Prime Video series joins roots with Betty Smith's 1943 novel

The verdict is in on 30 years of "radical economic deregulation." Guilty, guilty, guilty.

Lisa Lillien's hit recipe book is low in calories and high in processed foods.

Barfing! Backbiting! Richard's big white ass! An episode-by-episode guide to the Darwinian high jinks of CBS's island castaways -- right up to the surprising conclusion.

Am I the only person who actually enjoys being hitched these days?

A writer shares her love — and longing — for a snack that tastes like childhood

"The Amazing Race" and "Notes From the Underbelly" demonstrate that the joys and perils of family are as countless as the dirty dishes piling up in your sink.

I struggle with executive function, making cooking near-impossible. What am I supposed to do now?

If your traditions aren't giving you joy, why hang on to them?

A family gives up modern comforts to live before the camera, Victorian style, in the British reality series "The 1900 House."