The sharp "Mindy Project" -- the year's best new comedy -- is a riff on Kaling's great theme, entitlement

The sex goddess chats about her loves, kissing Tony Curtis and her friendship with Henry Kissinger and the Kennedys.

Beyond The Beatles & Elvis, Cyndi Lauper is only one of a handful of women whose songs have been covered the most

In an interview with Marisha Pessl and an excerpt from her book, we meet Blue van Meer, this year's most appealing teen.

With the Emmy nominations in, the "House of Cards" actors discuss the balancing act between power and public good

And it was neither sexuality nor religion, the actors say; Shatner gets gorilla-groped; Boris Becker's wife threw naughty parties! Plus: Puffy is sued over rodents, and Clinton might blow for dough.

HBO offers a frank look at PETA and its founder, Ingrid Newkirk. Plus: What did you think of Sunday night's American Music Awards?

Cad? Oh, I can think of worse names.

"Donnie Darko" director Richard Kelley delivers at least one-half of a sophisticated, old-fashioned thriller

The governor turned author must fight what the pageant queen learned: Politics and hotness make strange bedfellows

Comedians are supposed to say the things we can't or won't. If everyone agrees, they're not doing their jobs

Milk, it turns out, isn't the only potable fluid you can get from a cow

Rob Spillman reviews Rafael Yglesias's novel "Dr. Neruda's Cure For Evil".

Ahead of her huge Duggar interview, Kelly has earned praise even from liberals. But does she actually deserve it?

The "Kelly & Cal" actress talks her return to the big screen, existential crises and life as a rock 'n' roller