Armed with devastating performances from Uma Thurman, Juliette Lewis and Gena Rowlands, director Mira Nair trains her sociologist's eye on the Garden State in HBO's "Hysterical Blindness."

The controversial law prohibits whistleblowers from exposing abuses at factory farms

The invisible hand waves bye-bye to Eddie Lampert, whose business plan has run Sears into the ground

The skeletal model's coke-fueled plunge from grace has exposed some ugly truths about the fashion industry -- not least its world-class hypocrisy.

The main character of "Moana" is a Disney princess who doesn't have a man and isn't looking for one

A hilariously graphic sex scene hidden in "Grand Theft Auto" has got Hillary Clinton all hot and bothered. That's no way to win the youth vote.

A sign of confidence: Kaine's trip to 3 conservative states is a surgical move to deepen Hillary's election edge

"Little army" of anonymous white supremacists plotted anti-LGBTQ violence, Idaho police say

Showrunner Tia Napolitano spoke to Salon about depicting underage "relationships," truth and the show's future

J.G. Ballard’s 1975 nightmare becomes a mesmerizing, intoxicating film about the true costs of economic inequality

The movie's screenwriter, R. Lee Fleming, Jr., says the "The Sixth Sense" director's claims are bogus

Forget doggy-tinis and Burberry animal carriers. Has pet ownership itself become an unaffordable luxury?

"If that's your material . . . take what comes with it . . . It doesn't mean that it's funny or that it's educated"

Films like "American Sniper," "Imitation Game," and "The Theory of Everything" loom large at the 2015 Oscars

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