Sean Penn calls for more political films, Phil Spector arrested for scuffle with chauffeur, and Britney says she doesn't feel sexy. Plus: Radar magazine lives?

Angelina Jolie is divorcing Brad Pitt -- and tabloids can't wait for us to drag another woman through the mud

It's no wonder the Coen brothers were drawn to the rich story that earned John Wayne his only Oscar

MTV refuses to run "Super Size Me" commercials, Gwyneth to play Marlene Dietrich, and Elizabeth Taylor doesn't want to let van Gogh go.

While my son, 6, worked on his first feature film, I learned a surprising fact about my dad, who had sinus cancer

Sly, romantic French New Wave director is dead at 89 -- filmmakers and critics remember an unclassifiable legend

The comic discusses his Prime Video special and using his family as material without going "full Kardashian"

From B.J. Novak to Bob Odenkirk, some stars do pull their own weight in the New Yorker's humor column

It destroyed careers -- and won no Oscars. This 1966 spectacle of wretched excess must be seen to be believed

The decision, as well as snubbing Steven Yeun, raises questions of where the immigrant experience fits in America

Salon talks to the woman whose iconic turn as Atticus Finch's daughter in the 1962 film based on Harper Lee's novel

Prince gets a new label and Sandra Tsing Loh gets a new job. Plus: "The Passion or the Python"?

Joe Wilson names names, Ben Affleck bonds with Ted Kennedy, and The Donald gets his own radio show.

Sean Penn to attend Oscars; David Hasselhoff feels excluded; and Donald Trump pens book. Plus: Charlize Theron isn't the first one to get Oscar's attention with a new look.

For decades, one growing number has defined our energy costs, housing/tax policy, big business and more. Look out!