The Breitbart chief, and former movie producer, is targeting unfairness toward conservatives in entertainment

In which Sarah slams her talking points once more, this time on a literal gold dig

The FBI director's biopic and the latest batch of Nixon tapes serve as important reminders of how power corrupts

Several theaters across the city have pulled the film for its portrayal of Iraqis. Now audiences are weighing in

Dr. Seuss may translate beautifully to the computer screen, but his CD-ROM publisher is still losing ground in the troubled multimedia marketplace.

A DMV nightmare: The other, evil David Goodman was on the loose.

If you thought Diane Sawyer was a hot mess on election night, wait 'till you see meteorologist Walter Kelly

At GracelandToo, a father-and-son team is determined to capture every Elvis mention alive.

Beyoncé listened and will change an ableist lyric. Many people, however, aren't so quick to change

He's catty, superficial and as addicted to drama as a Real Housewife—here's why he's seen as a "tough guy" anyway

The actor spoke to Salon about directing his latest film and how he hasn't quite caught up with John Wayne yet

The nominee annoys his neighbors; the stimulus worked; when Bain took public cash; and other top Thursday stories

Ten years after her death, we're reminded of the ways Ephron found comfort during times of heartbreak

It's an honor to be the subject of a long, flattering, well-written New Yorker piece. It is also the kiss of death

The cinema icon talks about reshaping American mythology with his WWII epic, "Miracle at St. Anna," and what Hollywood would look like if he were in charge.