Cohen tells Republicans that lying on Donald Trump's behalf landed him in prison. They keep on doing it anyway

What $2.4 million bought Super Bowl advertisers: A unicorn, talking birds, lots of chimpanzees and one overextended boob joke.

After the epic disaster in Tulsa and his nonsensical battle with John Bolton, Trump may have no way to save himself

Trump's meeting with Russian officials would be more than enough evidence — if the GOP weren't so slavishly loyal

Louis C.K. should feel free to go away forever, now that Gadsby has so decisively bested him on his comedy turf

"I Believe You | It's Not Your Fault" is what young girls need to hear but don't. So women writers are telling them

Gillian Flynn is overhauling her twisty, bestselling thriller for the screen. Is that a good idea?

Finally! Storylines are getting with the times & recognizing the predatory nature of student-teacher "romances"

Did you ever hear the one about . . ?

Fascinating world views from the International Hairdressing Show in Paris to the streets of Santiago, Chile

"America has been choking on political correctness for 20 years," the former host of "Politically Incorrect" says

Friends can dump you, just like a lover. And what's left is the vague fart waft of failure.

Beneath the veneer of fake dicks and fart jokes, it's really a righteous paean to saying whatever the hell you want

Leslie and Ben's relationship proves that on-screen romance isn't the death knell — if you know how to do it

In this era of reboots, this one is particularly unoriginal and unnecessary, even with its inclusive updates