A message from Sundance festival director Stephanie Allen: "Tell the white people that it’s OK to laugh"

My obsession with the USSR was a form of teen rebellion. Now, I can't help thinking: They despised us like pros

Families can talk about everything from strong female characters to the impact of media violence in "Star Wars"

He helped invent action movies and turned Tom Cruise into a star. How Tony Scott surpassed his more famous brother

With director Jonathan Demme out and Jodie Foster in limbo, the long-awaited sequel to "The Silence of the Lambs" is in deep trouble.

The behind-the-scenes look is just as crazy as the music video for "The Writing's on the Wall"

The next big SCOTUS case on abortion rights in America could be medication abortions, says one court watcher

Eurovision's "bearded lady" scores a victory unlike any other

In a Terry Gross interview, the actor-director talks about staying true "to the events that you're telling"

The "Ant-Man" sequel aims for pleasant and safe rather than innovative and great

Republicans and the religious right are working to outlaw abortion -- one small step at a time.

If you're not an action hero, 2015 has seen plenty of box office bombs — and not just stinkers like "Aloha"

Cintra Wilson, who has always regarded babies as life-ravaging monstrosities, starts thinking about the unthinkable.

The director talks with film critic Andrew O'Hehir -- a Salon podcast.

During a stand-up routine, Chappelle recounts a story from the early 90s where he was choked by a police officer