They are gambling away their income, their savings, and their chance for a secure future.

There's no more Trump in Atlantic City anymore

Zeta-Jones denies plastic surgery rumor; porn star and alleged Cruise-defamer Kyle Bradford is "sensual" and "honest." Plus: Liz Hurley figures out the Matthew Perry problem -- he was on drugs!

Corporate gambling interests finally ran into a stretch of bad luck in Alabama and South Carolina, and the national implications are staggering.

Good movies are like good sex -- and resale-happy Hollywood has long since gone frigid.

The Mississippi governor gallivants around the nation to boxing matches and fundraisers on the taxpayers' dime

John le Carri's new novel, a guided tour of tropical corruption in Panama, has caused a quiet fury in that country  in part because it can't quite be dismissed as pure fiction.

Rolf Potts goes to Las Vegas with $5 in his pocket, discovers the Mystical High Church of Luck -- and ends up losing $100.

Pair of embattled Carolina senators changed their views after taking big bucks from casino interests and lobbyists

San Juan, Puerto Rico, beckons tourists back with its food scene, a blend of the island's many cultural influences

In the world of virtual Texas hold 'em, the money is real and so is the addiction.

Don't call the 18-year-old boy king of chess -- defending his title this weekend -- a geek. He rules a new generation of champs raised on hip-hop and video games.

In this blissfully entertaining new Bond movie, Daniel Craig gives us 007 as we've never seen him -- more naked, alive and mysterious than ever.

As more and more states turn to legal betting to fight the Great Recession, a metaphor becomes reality