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Jake Tapper's latest novel tackles heady themes through the lens of 1960s politics and Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack

This week provided evidence anew that the GOP's anti-Trump crusade is motivated by politics, not principle

The "Singin' in the Rain" star, 84, died Wednesday, a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher passed away

Salon talks to the man who plays Doug Stamper about politics on TV and off, and why he won't rule out a run himself

A Renaissance man with a tireless work ethic, an aesthetic in the kitchen and piercing blue eyes.

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The uproar over Christie\'s order to fly the flags at half-staff was about race and gender, not drug addiction

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A smoldering tale of forbidden love. Plus: WB actors when they were young enough to play teenagers, and rare Beatles footage.

The ultimate easy dinner is classy and nostalgic

The artists plays new music and shares how this album came to life: from darkness to hope

Celebrity biographer Frank Sanello suffers the wrath of Sharon Stone, Tom Cruise, Eddie Murphy and -- worst of all -- their lawyers.

A new documentary explains how one man helped transform Las Vegas from a sports desert into a glittering oasis

His voice belongs not solely to the chart-making pop star but also to another, secret singer, who sang in the margins when practically no one was listening.