George W. Bush appointee who beat his wife bloody at the Atlanta Ritz-Carlton exits, ahead of likely impeachment

During the Cold War, the US and USSR built a hotline that pop culture has completely reimagined

A new director takes over the dino franchise from Steven Spielberg. The result is fast and funny and brings back some of the wonder to the series.

"McCartney I II III" takes Sir Paul fans from 1970 to 1980 and ends in 2020's "rockdown"

Both the scope and the number of databases maintained by the federal government on American citizens continue to grow.

"This is an amazing sandbox to play in," said the actor-director about the creepy world he helped create

Beatles fans especially will be drawn to tracks like "Find My Way" and "Seize the Day"

A daring first novel probes the psychological -- and sexual -- lives of the celebrated Siamese twins.

Will the "Pusher" trilogy -- three violent, low-budget films about the mean streets of Copenhagen -- be the next "Sopranos"?

A judge's ruling in favor of two Fox Searchlight interns could change the way companies big and small do business

The edible fern is a standard for foragers, but I struggled to find them -- and to figure out how to cook them

Gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott proves how out of touch he is -- and how little he cares about Texas women

Cintra Wilson denounces the orgy of babymaking among her friends, and muses on the unpleasantness of L.A. meetings.

The "Some Like it Hot" star had rebounded from mid-life substance abuse to become a successful character actor

Dangerous airlines, deadly airports, foggy landings and other hazards of flying: Sorting out facts from fancy.