The action in eight states will help 1 million workers and won't cause job loss

We talk to the man behind Chewbacca about his iconic character, the lackluster prequels and "Star Wars" politics

What happens in the brain during addiction? How could it be similar to doing yoga? Or learning? An expert explains

"Men in Black: International" is a fine soft reboot that lives up to the franchise's potential

Conservatives have plenty of money to promote their claims that raising the wage will destroy jobs. Don't buy it

The retro karate show has already been renewed, but its adherence to a middling premise fails its characters & fans

A new game for Sony's Playstation 2 invites you to run amok as an anti-globalization anarchist. Is State of Emergency a new low in cynical corporate exploitation -- or consciousness-raising in a box?

In "Paddy on the Hardwood," former Division I assistant coach Rus Bradburd writes about going to Ireland to play music and escape hoops. It didn't work.

"Queen Elizabeth has been, and will be from above, very proud of King Charles III," Trump said on Truth Social

"Jigsaw" creators went out of their way to make a movie that could not be dismissed as vile junk. Still you moan

A full-bodied look at this delicious red wine

A federal court ruled the studio violated federal and state minimum wage laws by not paying "Black Swan" interns

From Ruth Shalit's takedown of advertising follies to David Gates' "Breaking Up With the Beats" to James Poniewozik's Media Circus columns, Salon partied like it was 1999.

A new Time account of the fall of Obama's White House counsel sheds much light on rule of law issues.