Extolling the glories of cornmeal, lime and a male Shirley Temple for the 21st century.

The TV queen says her kids would have "hated" her -- what's wrong with not wanting kids?

Jack Ryan says marital relations are a "good thing for this country," and how the Moore money breaks down. Plus: Why does Sharon Stone, who has one child, need three nannies?

New York homeowner in his underwear chases down, tackles 14-year-old after late-night doorbell prank

A black person is killed every 28 hours in the U.S. by law enforcement. It's time to acknowledge we're under siege

For our neighbors up North, the annual holiday arrives a month earlier on the second Monday of October

As the author of "A Killing in Costumes," I play detective to discover the origins of the cozy mystery genre I love

An ad campaign turns sex into a scary movie

In a job where we passed around double-ended dildos and vibrating nipple clamps, I didn't want to seem uptight

New York Magazine's Daily Intel grossly misses context of fighting back against neoliberal hegemony

The "CHiPs" remake is one long gay panic joke, but Hollywood has a long history of homophobia

"I can't get enough of my new body," says radically reduced comedian; Jennifer Lopez on her assets down south; Joan Collins: Give me men, lots of 'em! Plus: No "Dirty Dancing" for Ricky Martin.

When good girls grow up to be bad girls, their mothers indulge in maternal hysteria. The lucky moms then get book contracts.

I turn my back on a city that turned my head and then broke my heart.

At 132 years old, Alice in Wonderland is surprisingly alive. Laura Green examines why every age finds its own obsessions reflected in Lewis Carroll's fearless little girl.