From The Nails' "88 Lines About 44 Women" to R.E.M.'s big hit, they don't write them like this anymore

Stewart also apologizes to a DA, and admits the pitfalls of working in "counter-errorism"

If you ever wondered what Larry Wilmore looked like on the warpath -- here you go

Following his ban from China, here's a list of just a few of his most disgraceful misadventures for your enjoyment

Heartbreaking Father's Day cards from kids in juvenile hall.

The singer goes on a vicious, homophobic Twitter rant after completing his rehabilitation for beating Rihanna

If David Mamet didn't write the profane, wiretapped dialogue for the Illinois governor's attempt to sell Obama's Senate seat, he should have. A play in one act.

"Project Runway" winner Jay McCarroll talks about fame whores, the spoils of his victory and the challenges of designing clothes that aren't intended for some rich guy's wife.

From his stoop in Bed-Stuy, I can see gentrification creeping up on my old friend O.G. and his housemates

Where I live in East Baltimore, everything looks like "The Wire" and nobody cares what a "selfie" is

With boldly obnoxious late-night shows from Bill Maher and English comedian Sacha Baron Cohen (aka Ali G), HBO is poised to conquer the inebriated landscape of Friday night.

Manhattan DA accuses Jim Jordan of "intimidation campaign" amid "racially charged" threats from Trump supporters

Simon Critchley and Rick Moody on Bowie's 1979 masterpiece, and the way pop music mutates and deepens over time

The author's "The Da Vinci Code" was a bestseller despite being a poorly written crock of s*** for a reason . . .

"This is going to go so very badly for Trump," predicted MSNBC legal analyst Katie Phang