Spooky shows, provocative documentaries and feel-good holiday films are just a few offerings to watch this month

How a "wonder drug" shaped the birth of psychoanalysis and modern surgery

In his first speech in two months, "Bush's brain" laid out his plan for GOP victory: War, war and more war.

The renowned actor, best-known in recent years as Saruman in "Lord of the Rings," starred in over 250 films

The new take on the myth doesn’t even have the good sense to be bad in a fun way

Forget holiday cheer: Film studios always release award bait at year's end -- no matter how dark or brutal

Drawing on a true story about Sherlock Holmes' creator and disemboweled farm animals, Julian Barnes delivers his most substantial novel.

Louie is forced to hang out with Lenny, a beat cop his sister used to date, and the shenanigans are so predictable

German newspaper publishes graphic images of servicemen smiling next to recently killed Afghan civilian

"When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" is like no place you’ve been before, because she hadn't invented it yet

NYC now plans to turn old pay phones into wireless hotspots, raising new questions about our hyper-connected lives

Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton are grouchy and great in "Morning Glory," but the Canadian actress steals the show

Paris and Paris, Brad and Jenn, officially over.

Sherlock returns! "Mad Men" departs! It's going to be a fan's dream year

The unsubstantiated rumors and sensational allegations that dominated a holiday weekend