WWI films sow doubt, WWII films sell war; we have no time for the questions that WWI films ask of their audiences

This week we're on the fence about soda shampoo, chinchillas in glasses and men in tiny hats

Leonardo DiCaprio outshines Jack Nicholson and Matt Damon in Martin Scorsese's grand, yet subtle remake of the Hong Kong smash "Infernal Affairs."

Salon.com to provide open-source software and technology content to Red Hat's news site

A delightful cast and numerous twists keep this Coen-and-Tarantino-flavored debut thriller humming along

The leading Linux vendor hires a boatload of Web designers -- perhaps for a portal play?

Michael Caine talks about playing an aging Nazi in "The Statement," why he hates nude scenes, what he learned from Laurence Olivier, and whether he'll ever win that best-actor Oscar he wants.

A Linux programmer builds a "wealth monitor" that tracks Red Hat's valuation and who's getting rich off free software.

De Niro has expressed interest in a "Taxi Driver" sequel for decades now

The hip-hop horror flick you've been waiting for? Nah, just another grotesquely uneven schlockfest.

The actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss breaking into acting at 42, embracing typecasting & his latest film

What happens when "Rachel Getting Married" meets "Donnie Darko?"

Michelle Obama isn't alone in setting a high style bar. Clementine Churchill dressed to denote optimism during WWII

Hardly. But as the lovey-dovey Linux business matures, elbows are beginning to fly.

This mixture of devious thriller and deadpan black comedy lets you smirk along with its nasty little revenge plot.