After Obama, it was back to the '80s at Sundance, from the hideous Bret Easton Ellis nightmare "The Informers" to Greg Mottola's delightful rom-com "Adventureland."

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Will the public journalism movement make the press more responsible -- or even more arrogant?

You want women to respond to your message rather than hit "delete," right? Then quit playing games and listen up

Tumblr's infamous adult content ban purged the site of porn — yet meth injection videos still have a home

What happened when you stopped keeping the faith?

Twitter users filled the late-night silence with some 140-character jokes of their own

Victim blaming and legacy speculating: Nope!

Republicans wage a misinformation campaign against H.R. 1 as the House vote approaches

Anthony Bourdain in Beirut, anti-birth-control activists, the insecurities of post-baby sex and much more.

As a lottery winner turned narcissistic talk-show host, Wiig is the tragicomic heroine of a brilliant media satire

My friend and I had a huge fight over whether it's OK to inquire, based on appearance only