After details of Jim Russell's racial views emerge, the NY GOP says "there are kooks attracted to any parties"

The star's name lends some credibility to the highly mocked horror franchise

If 2016 is Roger Ailes' final campaign as network president, he leaves behind him a Republican Party in shambles

Robert Polito speaks with the author of "True History of the Kelly Gang," in our first installment of the 2001 interview series hosted by BOMB magazine and Salon.

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Once a megastar, Whitney Houston is now a tabloid "crackhead." But when I looked for someone to blame, I kept finding the diva herself.

Fabulous Frodo aside, disturbing art films ("Mulholland Drive," "Amores Perros," "Sexy Beast") dominated this splendid year for movies.

It's alphabet soup for Jessica Simpson; Jennifer Love Hewitt: Beat me! Who wants to be in a Mariah Carey sandwich? Plus: The Terminator's almighty wife.

Not nearly old enough!

Hint: When richer, whiter, older people appropriate the language of the disenfrachised

The beleaguered site has floundered long enough for its parent. Any takers?

Aubrey Plaza's new film about a girl's quest to lose her virginity subverts popular gender conventions

Prosecutor who quit case in protest warned it would be "a grave failure of justice" not to hold Trump accountable

Her entire New Hampshire staff quits, then releases a damning statement

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