Anti-Masonic prejudice goes back to the Nazis — and well before that. Somehow the QAnon cult has reanimated it

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More than $30 million -- from the left and the right -- has poured into the state as the recall campaign heats up

In Bowie's music, darkness, desolation, loneliness or alienation were never taboo

Bush's strong support of the Dubai ports deal isn't so surprising in light of his family's many financial ties to Arab sheikdoms.

Everyone's favorite comic actor charmed the crowd at his "Rock the Kasbah" panel

Chee's much-anticpated novel debuts today—here he is with 4 other authors on what makes their new books tick

Steve Bannon's influence in the White House has been growing more and more

More young people are moving from religion to spirituality for a reason. Here's where to start

Why do people worship religious relics, and why is the number of trainee exorcists rising? Two new books suggest that our desire to believe in magical forces remains irresistible.

Will Poulter and Naomi Ackie sing "Brown Trout Blues," a romantic song that Flynn's wife hates

America's puzzling comic genius, from the "early, funny movies" to the mid-career masterpieces to Euro-self-parody

Mel Gibson defends "The Passion of the Christ" to Diane Sawyer, professing his faith -- and seeing lots of conspiracies.

Salon speaks to the actress/musician/artist about the state of mainstream movies, her new album and David Bowie

The makers of the third "Thor" went out of their way to protect Norse mythos from the grip of white supremacy