A gay man discovers that the goings-on at a straight male stag party are kinkier than he could have imagined.

Fox's new reality TV show, featuring a former bikini model working as a broadcaster, is canned after one airing.

This gripping, wonderfully sly Cold War–set espionage series riffs on our very current foreign policy fears

Neil LaBute's latest, about a wretched art student who makes over her boyfriend, could be the edgiest film of the year -- if the year were 1982.

A provocative Salon essay landed me a spotlight on daytime TV. Then, I had to suffer in it

The president and the first lady deliver the weakest performances on Tuesday night's "American Idol."

Salon speaks to a Philip K. Dick expert about the trouble with adapting his books to the screen

Abercrombie & Fitch's sexy Christmas catalog and its hiring practices raise temperatures. Plus: Reaction to Ask Tracy.

The breathtaking new Netflix film, set in 1925 Montana, also stars Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons

Afraid he'd blow it, my ex-husband didn't want to coach our daughter. He changed his mind -- and we all won.

In his new album, Ocean encourages us all to exist in the in-between spaces

A scholar argues there's more to the film "Groundhog Day" — it's a lesson in mindfulness

Clinton at McDonald's might be best "SNL" presidential parody ever. Here's the story, and Clinton's scary reaction

Critics, fans and peers turned against Collins in the 1990s and 2000s

Title character Ted is becoming stale, but Roy is ready to lead the team and our hearts