From gaslighting and petty dismissals to outright abuse — the metaphors in this horror movie couldn't be more stark

Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2001

The latest film adaption of C.S. Lewis' fantasy series includes muddled 3D and a modernized Christian message

Adam Sandler and Kevin James play faux-gay Brooklyn firefighters in a comedy that's about as subtle as a face full of firehose.

The MLB Commissioner's Office PAC's donation to Mississippi Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith shouldn't surprise anyone

Donald Trump's Islamophobic rhetoric intensifies surge of anti-Muslim hate crimes

Nope, none of these films are from "The Purge" franchise

The Liam Neeson action film defended its box office title against Ben Affleck's "Argo"

How one 19th-century Midwesterner got us all doing the downward dog -- and paved the way for puppy yoga

Francois Hollande was gifted the two-humped beast for fighting Islamist militants

It went like this: "Thanks so much! Thank you so much! Um, I gotta go, bye."

"We thought we were making a small, bespoke little jewel box," said FX's chairman of the runaway international hit

I've been rewatching "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" with my son, and its teaching moments aren't what they once were

Paul Feig's vision of an all-female "Ghostbusters" is a welcome step away from recycled stories and tired tropes

Salon recaps the first episode of this reunion 22 years after leaving Julie & Co. and the sins of their past