"Fifty Shades" may have popularized the sexier variant on traditional romance, but now it's here to stay

"You didn't say that he was legitimately elected. I just want to give you one more chance to say that . . ."

As long as this lewd, crude, plotless wonder keeps careening along the open highway, it's all good.

Pick of the week: In the blissful and vulgar "Ted," Seth MacFarlane shows the world how to make an R-rated comedy

Blake Masters in Arizona, Tiffany Smiley in Washington State and Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania have all made pivots

Bloggers note the discrepancy in vulgarities in the Wikipedia's definitions of "man" and "woman."

The director of "Gas Food Lodging" and "Things Behind the Sun" shares her memories of the greatest British actress you've never heard of, who died unexpectedly in early September.

From the Big Lie to Twitter to their families, Republicans refuse to peacefully admit that they're unpopular

First Dick Cheney, then Rudy Giuliani suggests Gingrich may be the toughest candidate in the GOP field

One professor slammed the court for its “screamingly, unapologetically activist" abortion ruling

The U.S. has more than 4,000 wild bee species, and 40 percent of them are now facing extinction

Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence face love and mental illness in the rich, manic new romantic comedy

CBS offers a weak disclaimer for its racist cast on the night after the Zimmerman verdict

The surging GOP contender's disqualifying attributes look very different from the right and the left

"Saturday Night Live" shows what happens when Donald Trump's women get fed up with "that guy with the weird hair"