Of mice and mist -- a letter from Wimbledon: Simon Worrall describes meteorological and other misadventures on and off the courts at the tennis world's premier tournament.

Giuliani, who claims to represent President Trump for free, reportedly asked the campaign to pay him $20,000 a day

Director Alfredo de Villa's story of struggling to get out of the neighborhood is one we've all heard before, but this first-time filmmaker has a sophisticated touch.

The girl who told ghost stories to our friends in the basement was good. I had to figure out how to do it better

She thought her publicist was talking to Penthouse about doing an article, OK? Plus: Christina and Britney, best friends 4ever! Sort of.

42 of Disney's apps made for children have allegedly been collecting personal information and sharing the data

Hot clothes, hot music, hot stars (John Leguizamo, Mena Suvari, Brittany Murphy) -- but this tale of Southern California speed freaks works too hard for its high.

Trump continues to risk violating the emoluments clause — and push for policies that will profit himself

Once the Net makes everyone a publisher, does everyone have to worry about being sued for libel?

A Russian guy popped his head out from his compartment. “Trump!” he said, making a thumbs-up gesture

Our new monthly roundup of indie publishing: Junko Mizuno's deranged manga, Disney's war against the underground, Flann O'Brien on life during wartime, lefty theorist Mike Davis' children's book (set in Greenland), and William Upski Wimsatt bombs the 2004 election.

An in-depth look at such notable duds as the oral history of typewriters and the oral history of oral histories

Is "Home Comforts," the new bestseller on housecleaning, an essential reference work or a scary sign of anti-feminist backlash?

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

One writer explores her hyphenated identity and the complicated relationship she has with her parents.