Maud Casey reviews "The Frequency of Souls" by Mary Kay Zuravleff

From "Community" to "Mike & Molly," network TV is getting raunchier and raunchier -- and that's a good thing

The icy relationship between Mike Lindell and Fox News appears to be thawing

Fox News and right-wing media are crying fraud in the California recall – even before the results are out

A new book, coauthored by John Waters, is like looking behind the scenes at a perverted gallery opening.

From "American Idol" to Paris Hilton to an army of jiggly video stars, vapid females seem to be everywhere.

One example was "Malaysian Airlines: 'Caught in a scandal and need an escape?'"

The second season is coming "hella soon" and it appears as if Issa Rae has hella problems on her hands

The "43" line is pulled from stores only three weeks after its debut

Creole roast beef po' boys, tamales, fresh pasta and socialist scones -- making food is the work we love

James Toback's sex, drugs and basketball movie would be better if it stuck to that.

Everything from the Clintons being murderers to the government having a "weather weapon"

Three snapshots of sexual encounters.

When you're a cub reporter working the graveyard shift, there's little else to do than become involved in the domestic disputes -- and murders -- of Glasgow's upper class.

A German designer envisions a lonely man-on-blob future