After the Occupy autumn, \"House of Lies\" takes on corporate greed -- but from an evil consultant\'s perspective

It's only been half a week, and media coverage of Hillary Clinton's campaign is already beyond hysterical

Steve Jobs puts out a super-thin notebook, a movie rental plan, a better Apple TV, and some improvements for the iPhone.

New Rivit TV platform lets viewers choose what goes into production

The radio host's resignation shows that some people still don't get it: In America, some words are off-limits

"Leaders who demonize and dehumanize entire groups of people often do so because they have nothing else to offer"

The actor will be webslinging once again on the big screen in "No Way Home"

Yes, these cute French lesbians have adorable breasts, but haven't we seen these C-cups before?

The seductive “safest hands are still our own” idea of "Captain America: Civil War" is sinister—and understandable

Bipartisanship in action: Congress will once again give the Pentagon whatever it wants, with little or no debate

Interrupting Big Daddy's meetings is neither an accident nor a harmless tic. It's been Ivanka's job for decades

Multiple outlets openly acknowledge this story is a nothingburger, but that won't stop their breathless coverage

The snacks are not only exorbitantly priced, they're also making us fat: A medium Regal popcorn has 1,200 calories

Why did Gingrich criticize Rove's indelicate comments about Hillary? It's all about hardcore partisan politics

More than three decades after the original blockbuster Eddie Murphy (in all his guises) returns to conquer anew