Salon talks to the actor known for goofy roles about playing a vigilante in the new Blumhouse production

What makes ex-USA Today reporter/fabulist Jack Kelley worse than other disgraced journalists is that he peddled the most divisive stereotypes imaginable -- and people believed him.

Our facts-challenged president continues with unfounded wire tapping allegations, slashes everything that's green

An amateur Dylanologist takes on the bard's long-awaited "Time Out of Mind."

Instead he encountered a black trope, a figure occupying the anxiety-ridden terrain of the white imagination

A Kentucky police department used a Marvel Comics sociopath for their Blue Lives Matter logo. It's too perfect

"It was just my word against Nixon's until the tape came out, and they worked mightily to try to discredit me"

Frank Castle has become the totem of a false belief that America is at war with existential threats from within

The views from Paris' phallic monument are breathtaking, but the girls in their summer dresses make them even more so.

As with gay marriage, presidential action creates a new political reality

Because pizza leftovers are one of life's greatest gifts

An engineer builds a water cannon-toting machine to keep loiterers away from his bar.

Was Epstein's death a hit? We'll never know for sure — but I know we were denied the right kind of catharsis

The country-wrecking ideas and policies are bad enough, but what's with the creepy quirks?

Pick of the week: A must-see documentary explores the life of China's -- and the world's -- leading artistic rebel