What the religious leader who made China tremble has to say for himself.

The comic talk loving New York and making "Louie": "A weird little show that's kind of disgusting, foul and rude"

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It's bad enough he cheated on his longtime partner, but it's the language he's using after that's more disturbing

Forget Patrick Stewart, Alastair Sim and (please!) Jim Carrey. Nobody gets Dickens like George C. Scott

Perpetuating stereotypes isn't just immoral -- it's bad TV. That's why shows like "Sleepy Hollow" are so crucial

Harvard's black mass controversy is far from an anomaly, and reveals how unreformed the Catholic Church remains

Rules prevent men from taking wives' names. When this man tried, he was told "that only works for women"

The incoming president would paint his victory as more fabulous, takes on Wall Streeters by bringing them onboard

"Lord of the Rings" was a bromance. The prequel has that rarest of relationships: girls being good for each other

In a recent New York Times profile, the singer said comedian Kathy Griffin helped her and saved her life

For the best return on investment, some prestigious economists say, the world should focus on preventing AIDS, eradicating hunger and increasing free trade.

A tender coming-of-age yarn set in a closed Catholic community, with illicit sex and demons