Sting writes his story, Jude Law and wife leave each other for younger playmates, and Madonna writes another kids book. Plus: Will we get Michael Jackson for Thanksgiving?

Dylan McDermott to face off with James Spader, and Brad Pitt goes on health kick. Plus: Is Tom Cruise threatening another lawsuit?

Michael Moore gets sued for a million bucks -- and possibly disqualified from Oscar contention. Plus: Monica Lewinsky tackles the ethics of checkbook journalism.

Molly Ivins says Arnold is like a jackrabbit with antlers, Bush says he and the gov both married well and talk bad. Plus: Who is Top Gun in Hollywood?

A hater's guide to the hit show

Bowen Yang will be the first Asian American regular cast member on "SNL." And it only took 45 seasons to happen!

Elvis Costello needles Bush, Mel Gibson contemplates another "Lethal Weapon," and Frank McCourt remembers life as a teacher. Plus: Britney's musical suicide note?

It may not be misogyny or white privilege. The problem may be the international box office

"Girls Gone Wild" goes to hell in Harmony Korine's sublime, tedious and ridiculous new film

Sarah Jessica Parker to appear in Gap ads, Beyonce immortalized in wax, and George Clooney and Matt Damon air downtime antics in public.

A divide in the response to the film suggests a deep disconnect between media elites and the rest of the country

Jennifer and Brad's abode singularly unfriendly to kids, Harvard gets a sex mag, and Robin Williams wants to channel Einstein. Plus: "Frasier," "Ed" and "Wanda" fans gather to rage against the dying light.

Is Jay Leno Arnold's secret campaign manager? Russell Crowe threatens to stay home, and Britney Spears gets a death threat. Plus: Will Woody tell all for the right price?

California recall a game show? Sharon Stone kisses a woman for money, and "Sex and the City" hunk lets his hair down. Plus: Elvis' daughter rocks with Chris Isaak.

"Look at this challenge I took on": Salon talks to the star about finding his voice and having something to prove