If mom doesn't approve of your gay wedding, Sarah Cunningham will gladly serve as a "stand-in mom" for the nuptials

Like Spider-Man himself -- the first superhero to use a laundromat -- longtime Spidey artists John Romita Sr. and Jr. are regular New Yorkers who dreamed big.

When I decided to drop 20 pounds, my NY friends balked. But in Japan, I discovered a truer relationship to my body

The talents of Jamie Dornan and Sophie Okonedo are wasted in this messy, boring and misguided spy film

The right-wing media's deflection following Charlottesville has sunken to new lows

The scrappy rockers of HBO's "Flight of the Conchords" are back, while A&E also tries its hand at comedy with Patrick Swayze in "The Beast."

A professional medium explains why Jennifer Love Hewitt screws it up, but Whoopi Goldberg nails it

I didn't love the animated feature when it came out in theaters last year, but I do now. Here's why

The decision ends a five-year probe into a case that sparked a national conversation about police brutality

The prosecution has filed a 19-page motion for probation modification, and Brown says his life is hell

Andrew Garfield's angsty, Salinger-inspired Peter Parker is the face of this very likable summer blockbuster

Andy Parker said that the reality began to sink in as he waited for a phone call from Alison

Jason Priestley talks about playing a bisexual rogue in "Die Mommie Die," the car crash that nearly cost him his life and the mixed blessing of his "90210" fame.

The earthquake in Christchurch leveled a foreign-language school, spreading the tragedy across the world

Dan Adler would like you, and the voters of California's 36th, to know that he married to a Korean woman