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Josh Brolin, John Malkovich and Megan Fox's impossible waist can't save a messy screen version of the DC comic

My father's hometown of Eyl, Somalia, was once a pirate's haven. I sat down with an ex-pirate to learn why

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Journalist Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and filmmaker Joe Peeler spoke to Salon about the new doc showing at Sundance

At the Black Rose, leather-clad sadomasochists walk the tightrope between pleasure and pain.

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This good-natured sequel might not be as endearing as the original, but it's still much more than another stoner comedy.

A 16-year-old Afghan food vendor whose foot was blown off by a U.S. bomb lies in a decrepit hospital in Pakistan.

His disgusting show at Thursday's debate should have been shut down

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For the Navajo Nation, the fight for water rights has real implications, with infrastructure often never built