During fifth season, "House of Cards" reaches a new level of political corruption

The House of Representatives is consumed with racially fraught bickering over Michael Jackson

"Survivor" surprises again! Big Tom blows it; Lex takes a walk; and Brandon snarls one last time for the cameras.

Charles Taylor reviews Tony Bennett's tribute album to Billie Holiday.

Mario Puzo wasn't ruined by the movies -- he was a crummy writer to begin with.

Rubio's debate performance Thursday was tailored for conservatives, but it likely won't translate into many votes

From radio to the Internet, the recording industry has a long history of blaming media for pop's imminent demise

Netflix's "Special Correspondents," written, directed by, and starring Gervais, is a travesty

Romantic fantasies are indulged in Jacques Demy's touchingly outmoded musical love letter, 'The Young Girls of Rochefort.

Gene Simmons boasts 4,600 sexual conquests -- in detail; Ben Bratt feeling no pain. Plus: Streep and Janney won't do sex scene; Britney strips for some cause or other.

Marilyn Monroe died 39 years ago this month, and we still yearn for answers we'll never get.

Liberals aren't censoring "Blazing Saddles," "Friends" or "Seinfeld." Why are right-wing snowflakes freaking out?

Maybe we haven't seen many rock blockbusters this year. But the genre's still thriving in its less-central position

Meet L.A. DJ Rodney Bingenheimer, who helped launch the careers of Blondie, the Ramones, Van Halen, the Go-Go's and countless others.