Harris has been the victim of a birtherism attack on social media — retweeted and then deleted by Donald Trump Jr.

In which the P.G. Wodehouse newsgroup and its online version of Blandings Castle teaches me to play again.

Ernst Lubitsch's 1932 masterpiece, the most sophisticated of all American romantic comedies, resurfaces at last, both on DVD and (yes!) on the big screen.

Horror films have a message for newly expectant parents: embrace it or reject it. There's no middle ground

Will the self-proclaimed Democratic socialist unite Democrats, or is she destined for a lonely career in Congress?

Readers speak out about the Jack Ryan controversy: Hey, kinky politico sex is fine -- as long as you don't try to tell us what we can and can't do in bed.

Netflix's new series for Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin feels like a disappointing retread of other, better shows

Salon's TV critic and his ninth-grader discuss the cross-generational magic of Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker

And for our season finale, why not have another one bite the dust

A conservative pundit blames Trump for racism in the GOP. But is governor union-buster also "the Donald's" fault?

A Portland line cook turned health food guru cuts through my low-carb cynicism with her unusual recipes

"Inside Amy Schumer" debuts its third season on Comedy Central tomorrow

I liked "Adaptation" and "The Two Towers," but the blustery year of big directors paid mostly diminishing returns.

If DC establishment is bored by his scandal, do they think his aides' campaign convictions – and racism -- are OK?