Lindell claims 90 million visitors to broken site; is trolled by Trump prankster, interrupted by Salon reporter

If Steven Soderbergh is really quitting, the icy, satirical "Side Effects" captures his strengths and weaknesses

Her critics sniff that she just plays herself, but the fierceness of her "Blind Side" performance can't be denied

The "Last Week Tonight" host found that $12 billion was spent on facilities between 2000 and 2010

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Netanyahu locks up the vote of every Texas Ranger

The new "Tonight" host has made Mike Tyson a big part of his first two weeks. It's a familiar, dispiriting sight

The reviews are in for Vince Gallo's notorious "The Brown Bunny"; Mike Wallace accepts TLC apology for handcuffing; and Maureen Dowd's huge book advance, revealed.

Ten highs and lows from television in 1997. A year-end review by Joyce Millman

Mike Leigh returns to the council flats of London -- and delivers a richly Dickensian masterpiece about working-class family life.

Wim Wenders unsuccessfully reinvents himself as a mainstream American filmmaker with "The End of Violence."

Mike Myers' new movie is offensive to Hindus? They're not the only ones.