Mel Gibson's latest pretends to care about the fall of man, but it really only wants to impale, flay, disfigure and torture him. Sound familiar?

The backlash to her Oscar appearance shows that Hollywood sex-symbol status can be a double-edged sword

Pierce Brosnan sings! Meryl Streep dances! Can't you hear ABBA's "SOS"?

Women writers talk about motherhood, ambition, taking chances and making time for both kids and work.

Salon and the prolific writer and "Babylon 5" creator discuss "Becoming Superman," "Sense8," "World War Z" and more

It's an old tactic for the person laying blame to try to dictate who's seen as victim and offender, despite reality

His performances -- including in "The Wolf of Wall Street" -- aren't the kind of transformations Oscar voters favor

The actress was introduced as Jean Grey in the Singer-directed "X-Men: Apocalypse"

Trump has proven yet again that as an entertainer with a flair for bulls**t, he has no equal

The much-loved (and hated) filmmaker/actress/artist talks about her buzzy, tragicomic film -- and its talking cat

Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore make beautiful music together in this pleasingly hummable romantic comedy.

While it's no secret that Midge is inspired by Joan Rivers, her rival is a composite of two '50s-era comics

Laurent Cantet's joyful, tragic "The Class" is the first French Palme d'Or winner in 21 years; Benicio del Toro named best actor for "Che."

Bill gets bloodied, Franklin gets pummeled and a surprise marriage is on its way

The campaign is still trying to reach women. Too bad Mitt's written so many of them off as the 47 percent