The independent film icon talks about making a ravishing action movie with no action -- and why he'll never direct a Hollywood blockbuster.

Look out: Moore's new film opens with assertion sure to inflame the right, then suggests we "invade" for good ideas

The new movie version of the classic western will star Johnny Depp as Tonto -- and cost $215 million. Why?

Michael Moore tells Jon Stewart about being recalled, Gray Davis' wife says he's dull, and Bono gets away with using the F-word! Plus: Rob Lowe says he didn't get enough love

He's a moody ex-Green Beret; she's a brassy Iraqi refugee. Their goofball romance is unlikely -- and irresistible

The sordid tales of Enron plutocrats looting the company of its treasure as their employees and shareholders faced ruin are enough to turn you into a class warrior.

It's all "f**k the patriarchy" until it comes down to actually caring about or helping women in any real way

In the 1920s the auto titan strove to export his empire to the Amazon rain forest. Have you read a parable lately?

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."

If you can't wait for Cleveland, check out this first look at the star-studded GOP agenda -- well, one star, anyway

A talk with the director of an Oscar favorite. Plus: Arty Mexican porn and a quirky movie about an eccentric family starring ... Will Ferrell.

I wanted to be Lady Liberty, but my nannies from foreign lands never became part of the family.

And not just in its torture scenes. A former operative weighs in on the year's most controversial movie

AMC's zombie series returns for season two tonight, already more powerful than the long-running comic it's based on