Politically dead just nine months ago, the canny governor has resurrected his career by cooperating with Democratic lawmakers -- to California's benefit. Republicans in Washington should take note.

Arnold tells all in a 1977 interview! Plus: Woody gets neurotic in Venice, Einstein becomes swimsuit cover boy, and Cattrall calls Clinton charismatic.

A Brazilian bikini wax changed Gwyneth Paltrow's life; it can change yours, too!

What does Janet Jackson's exposed breast have to do with Iraq? Jewish groups worried some won't get "Da Ali G Show" joke. Plus: Schwarzenegger's hair guy dismisses weekly touch-up talk and Julia Roberts holds forth on pregnancy.

There's lots of NRA and Tea Party garb in colonial Williamsburg. But the history has a confrontational new approach

In a slashing interview, environmental leader Bobby Kennedy Jr. denounces the administration's "crimes against nature" and discusses the Democratic presidential pack, the dawn of Arnold's California reign -- and his own political future.

One minute she's vacationing with a friend in rainswept Ireland. The next minute -- with Warren Beatty, a claque of consultants and her fans urging her on -- she's running for governor of California.

The actor from died in Florida of an apparent heart attack

In the age of blog-as-brand, taking a break can be anathema. But sometimes it's what writers need

Jay Leno invites all the candidates on his show, Wesley Clark tells everyone he hasn't yet decided to run and Renee Zellweger eats everything in sight. Plus: Brad Pitt to challenge James Dean?

A season playing with identity, agency and reality also mirrors our main concern: "This world is wrong"

Salon spoke with the cast of "SpongeBob Squarepants" to describe what makes this silly sea show so enduring

Director Andrew Jarecki talks about his explosive documentary "Capturing the Friedmans," in which a family's home videos follow its own destruction in a bizarre child-abuse case.

A strange new convergence: Terminator candidates in a "Queer Eye" culture.