"Parks and Recreation's" Donna on the show and her TV-centric Twitter feed, which you should be reading

Twitter and e-mail aren't making us stupider, but they are making us more distracted. A new book explains why learning to focus is the key to living better.

McSweeney's remembers the boisterous fiction writer, World War II soldier and co-creator of "Mr. Magoo"

Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman head to the U.N., Jay-Z and Beyonce may marry, and Dennis Quaid says Russell Crowe did him a big, fat favor. Plus: The wild evolution of the Super Bowl halftime show.

There were no "Juno"-scale hits, several distributors went under and the economy's in the crapper. But contrary to all reason, 2008 was a good year for independent film.

The three-part series explores the dark behind-the-scenes drama of Ryan Murphy's hit 2009 musical-drama

With Craig Ferguson out, CBS president Les Moonves suggests he's ready to make history. Here's where he may turn

I get it, "BuzzFeed letter"-writer. The day my post "The Cutest Mollusks on the Internet" went viral, I was hooked

"To normalize brown people for the general viewing public has been a slow-going road," the comedian tells Salon

The addictive reality show is changing views on our possessions. A participant from the show shares her experiences

Alec Baldwin, who blew us away in not one, not two, but three movies this year alone. Someone hand that man a gold statuette!

Television critics spoke to Salon about the particular episodes that stood out from the rest in 2014

Rumors fly that Emmy-winning writer Kater Gordon was sleeping with creator Matt Weiner. Does it really matter?

With warring sets of year-end indie awards on top of each other, who can keep track? We can! Here's who's in, out, hot and not at this very moment.

Bruce Springsteen quotes Al Gore, Tina Brown says she owes it all to Ronald Reagan, and why J.Lo's marriage to Marc Anthony might not be legal. Plus: Is there a major mistake in "The Stepford Wives"?