The man who taught science to millions of '90s kids will soon be arriving at your local movie theater

The Black Panthers used maps to reimagine the cities where African Americans lived and struggled

Salon talks to Rebecca Hall, who portrays the newscaster who committed suicide on air in "Christine"

Documentary meets thriller in a fascinating inquiry into the Sarasota newswoman who shot herself on air in 1974

From the director of Bob Dylan's "Dont Look Back" comes a tantalizing but profoundly disappointing tribute to Isaac Hayes, Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett and the other legends of Memphis soul.

Sundance: Come for the insider look at AOC's campaign, stay for 3 more stories of regular women entering politics

The "Birdman" director lets his imagination and daring run wild with this ambitious exploration of a man's identity

The actor, who plays himself in a new documentary, on the coming-out process, "Star Trek" and feuding with Shatner

A rare look at Stanley Kubrick's work habits. Plus: Why Jack Nicholson's dental hygiene is so good.

It's easy to put together a blockbuster Impressionist exhibit. It's much harder to get Americans to go beyond that

Before seeing the nominated shorts in theaters, read Salon's interviews with the filmmakers for two of them

In Andrew Jarecki's devastating documentary "Capturing the Friedmans," a Long Island family is torn to shreds by spectacular child-abuse charges. But who were the real criminals -- Arnold and Jesse Friedman or the cops, prosecutors and shrinks?

Moore explains decision not to seek best-doc Oscar, Gandolfini gets hit by suspected drunk driver, and O'Reilly may run against Hillary. Plus: Did W. snort coke at Camp David? Did Laura Bush inhale?

The "Black-ish" creator casts himself and his wealth as the stars of his literally self-centered new comedy

Are we at risk of an outbreak?