Is "War of the Worlds" 9/11 popcorn porn? I think so -- and my peer at Slate doesn't. Does one of us have to be wrong?

A St. Paddy's special event: Ice-T and "lady-men" vs. the evil leprechaun -- and a mock-haggis recipe!

Surprisingly, Rick Astley makes no appearance in this feature

Comedian turned filmmaker Bobcat Goldthwait talks about his outrageous, ultraviolent satire "God Bless America"

"It will be fun. It will make us cry": Salon readers respond to Charles Taylor's review of "Hotel Rwanda."

Women on Waves will provide medical abortions to women in international waters.

Trends come and go, so don't be surprised when you hear the latest: Hades is hot, angels are not.

Mark Duplass stops by Salon's studio — without Jay — to talk about being "ex-soulmates, but still intimate" now

The bungled line by John Kerry that launched a thousand Republican broadsides.

Does the debunker need debunking? Plus: Up with the Sponge! "Mission to Mars" doesn't get off the ground.

What ever happened to the fourth member of Wilson Phillips?

The TV host talks to Salon about his new show, "Join or Die," premiering this week on the History Channel

Sandra Bullock faces off against homoerotic teenage Nietzscheans in a preposterously dull thriller.

Former congressman tries to defend his comments about man-horse marriage, non-existent quote

Mike Figgis' star-packed project on the Hollywoodization of the world is either brilliant or a mess. Regardless, he's one of the signature filmmakers of our era.