More people are deciding that solitude can be the best travel companion

"Black Hawk Down's" gripping images of the U.S. military's missteps in Somalia grope about in a context-free void.

Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Feb. 15, 2001

After an arrest for frontman John Paul Pitts and a disappointing second album, is a comeback in the cards?

Why does every single story about Alex Rodriguez have to mention the Rangers star's salary?

Maybe we laugh at DiCaprio's romantic history because it's too troubling to consider the implications of power

Vedder performed "Better Man," a weird choice for the occasion given that it's about abusive relationships

Before last Sunday's Oscars, arch-rival movie moguls Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Katzenberg amused themselves and 700 show business guests with a savage, over-the-top skit that left no titan untouched, least of all themselves.

Jay-Z's new album, "4:44," is bigger than music so don't even try to review it

"He's not going anywhere any time soon," a spokesperson for the Speaker of the House said Thursday

The gulf continues to widen between the views of most Americans regarding Iraq and the faction which Gen. John Sheehan called the "small but powerful group" responsible for the war's continuation.

The satisfying season finale of "Westworld" confirmed suspicions, gave us needed answers and teased new mysteries.

Paul Lynde (and Flaubert) appreciated. Readers respond to "Queer as Folk" by Mike Sacks and to David L. Ulin on "Madame Bovary."

What happens when a caller confronts Rush Limbaugh with the Gipper's actual record?