The lesson from Earl in my favorite film "Tremors" is how to be a good friend

The movie is engaging and honestly appealing if only we could dispense with the plot device worn smooth by overuse

Our fearless correspondent's second dispatch from the entertainment industry's demilitarized zone: Ass-kickings at Cirque du Soleil, silence and clanking silverware at the 7th Annual Diversity Awards and a ride in George Clooney's limo!

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A DMV nightmare: The other, evil David Goodman was on the loose.

Facebook removes photos of women breastfeeding, but rape videos seem to last for days. These women are sick of it

There's a lot Quentin Tarantino can't do in his movies. But it's always worth examining closely what he can

Warm colors depict a lazy summer. It hangs in my home -- and the artist was convicted of ugly, horrific crimes

An interview with "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" director Kirby Dick. Plus: The "real" Warhol and the Clint Eastwood of Japan.

Laurent Cantet's joyful, tragic "The Class" is the first French Palme d'Or winner in 21 years; Benicio del Toro named best actor for "Che."

Romney's run an awful campaign. But his real problem is most Americans reject the Fox News/Limbaugh fairy tale

Salon Magazine: A valentine to Sharon Stone, Hollywood's last real movie star.

The Breitbart chief, and former movie producer, is targeting unfairness toward conservatives in entertainment

Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Aug. 3, 2000

From the Bourne films to "24" and the odious "Taken 2," Hollywood is struggling with spooks in the Patriot Act era

There is no examination given to Chris Kyle's cause. We are instead supposed to worship his heroism, uncritically