Winston struggles with his new role as a cop, and in a frank and honest scene, explains to Nick why he can't relate

It has to do with oxytocin, the "love hormone"

As marijuana proves safer and more effective than opiates, several court rulings may set a new precedent

Christie critics handing out fliers at town hall get screened by police and kicked out. This is accountability?

Who needs OKCupid when YouTube can teach you how to land a date, courtesy of a 1949 instructional film

Salon talks to Alexander Woo, the co-creator of the AMC horror anthology's Japanese internment-themed second season

A judge rejected the state's appeal of a ruling legalizing equal marriage, though the state plans to appeal again

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These are the performers who defined the year's best television, popping up in seemingly every show

My fingers could type what my lips had trained themselves to never say. Technology provided my voice

Loyalist Jeffrey McConney took the blame for off-the-books payments after refusing to turn on Trump

A power-player in N.J. politics and Christie mentor, Samson's connection to Bridgegate remains unclear

Using hand-held cameras, the Spanish "[Rec]" films turn familiar subjects into something new and bone-chilling

With Steve Carell's end date fast approaching, NBC is scrambling to find fresh faces for Dunder-Mifflin

A special shoutout must be given to Bill Skårsgard's breathtaking performance as Pennywise the Dancing Clown