Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington are bank robbers in this violent '80s throwback -- and they're the good guys

Meticulously captured B-roll poignantly transforms into a beautiful series that will remind you of pre-COVID life

George Clooney needs a date, Pamela Anderson doesn't eat at buffets and Barbara Walters is fascinated by Gen. Franks. Plus: Will Janet Jackson sing at the Super Bowl?

Will the dead come alive on "The Sopranos"? Will George Plimpton write about dying? More proof that the Kennedys will never die. Plus: Mother Teresa -- the musical!

Ezra Klein's wonkiness comes in handy for analyzing GM's recall scandal. Dissecting "Game of Thrones"? Not so much

Both men are coming to Philadelphia for high-profile projects. But only one of them has something to teach kids

David Foster Wallace feels lobsters' pain, Peggy Noonan takes leave to work for Bush campaign, and Robert De Niro becomes an honorary Italian citizen.

Streaming video smartphone remote controls will ensure that the golden age of television only gets better

Amazon makes another brilliant business move -- and again looks determined to monopolize book publishing

Justin Timberlake dabbles in journalism, Time Warner chairman Richard Parsons gets a dee-luxe office, and Minnie Driver stands up for exploited workers. Plus: Hear Bill Clinton narrate "Peter and the Wolf."

The answers to "Jeopardy" clues are way more likely to be male -- except in the category "Someone's in the Kitchen"

We're looking back at exceptional Latino films with strong, culturally relevant characters

Arnie announces he's in Prada, Hugh Grant's gal pal announces he's a good kisser, and who served President Bush his British breakfast, anyway?

Clinton will chat with Rather, Stones won't go to China, "Sex and the City" star gets Absolutely mad, and Martha offers to teach women how to clean up.

Katie plays word games with Hillary -- and two of them are "Monica" and "Lewinsky," Renee Zellweger is stuffing the doughnuts as we speak, and Bob Evans' girl is outta the picture.