As Brown records a song apologizing to the woman he beat in 2009, their path to discomfiting reconciliation

Don DeLillo's powerful new post-9/11 novel makes surprising connections between the masculine minds of a terrorist and a World Trade Center survivor.

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I published three novels at big houses to good reviews. Now I'm my own publisher, and the media wants no part of me

When gambling went legal in Louisiana, a new book shows, the state's incorrigible rogue of a governor was first in line at the public-money hogfest.

Will we see some antics from the performer?

While dressing in movie-themed outfits isn't necessarily new, it seems more prevalent lately, and we're here for it

With "Win It All," the director finally found a way to sneak into genre

In "Croupier" the most seductive female character is the least perfect.

Jason Calacanis started out broke in Brooklyn, and became one of the most successful investors in tech history

Predicting mental illness is usually no better than gambling, but we keep trying.