The star and director Matt Sobel spoke to Salon about remaking the thriller in which twins no longer recognize mom

How young women learn to hate their genitals

Why a great 20th-century thinker found laughter essential when confronting the ultimate evil

I made its messes on purpose and I cleaned them up. What kind of self-appointed holiday tradition was this?

If you found the show's bleak view of the inner city too depressing, you'll love Wendell Pierce's New Orleans rebuilding project.

From Ayn Rand to Charles Murray, he thinks the rich deserve their wealth and the poor are to blame for their misery

In a season that began with a life crisis, Darren Star's show proved it could hold its own with HBO big boys

As a former elite athlete, I turn into a horrible, condescending jerk when I watch the Olympics with armchair fans like you.

Will Self reads from his third novel, which tracks Lily Bloom, a cantankerous American divorc

Ellen reveals what the most important thing in life is. Plus: Britney backs out of duet with Jacko!

Salon sat down with Wilson and his wife Melinda to talk about "Love & Mercy"

Simmons walked back his insensitive remarks about Prince's death, but his anger isn't unreasonable

A black American researcher in Africa is tormented by mysterious, erotic dreams about another man's wife.

The King of Kings clings to his delusions all to the way to the end

The sudden death of steroid-abusing MVP Ken Caminiti is an argument against a punitive approach to baseball's drug problem. Plus: McCarver calls this column a liar.