The acclaimed actor opens the conversation about what authentic casting looks like

Is she guilty of "Jewface," as Bradley Cooper was accused of for wearing a fake nose to play Leonard Bernstein?

In this interview and podcast, the woman best known as Rhoda Morgenstern talks about channeling Golda Meir in the movie "Golda's Balcony."

Neoconservatives launch a preemptive strike on Spielberg's latest, which dares to break the rules of post-9/11 political correctness.

The assassination of a Hamas chief -- along with many civilians -- reveals the prime minister's pathological fear that giving anything to the Palestinians will mean the end of Israel.

In her second report from the Olympic city, Atlanta native Melissa Fay Greene, author of "Praying for Sheetrock" and "The Temple Bombing," reports on the memorial that the Olympic Committee refused to embrace.

Once I stopped expecting my father to be ordinary it got easier to accept his polymorphously perverse personality.

Can a woman be a powerful leader without being thought of as "mannish"?

Clinton's speech was full of distortion, belligerence and uncritical support of Israel, totally ignoring its crimes

Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum is host to a feisty little uproar. Yasser Arafat, some say, deserves a good melting.

Sigourney Weaver plays a woman with autism in this sad little film. Let the awards roll in.

We have no choice but to question the judgment of any general who's in Trump's corner

Newark's Cory Booker wows the Vote Hope crowd with a call for Democrats to inspire voters -- and learn to deliver when they're elected.

With huge numbers of men pushed out of the workplace, are we experiencing the death of macho?

The strident moderate made clear he does not plan on changing course — despite continued Republican obstructionism