Now that some of the election dust has settled, Salon readers duke it out over who's to blame for the Democrats' loss.

This week's albums: Amy Winehouse, James Morrison and Graham Parker.

NASA revealed five stunning images which demonstrate the immense observational capacity of the new space telescope

Salon talks to Adam Shankman, director of "What Men Want," about reimagining the rom com for the Time's Up era

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 pop diva releases the much anticipated clip for "Born This Way" -- and it's a skeleton-filled queer fantasia

Sharps and Flats is a daily music review.

Merrill Garbus, the voice behind tUnE-yArDs talks about musical inspirations and the importance of net neutrality

Dynamic acting and trademark wit anchor Tarantino's homage to the '60. It's also glib and self-indulgent at times

Director Sacha Jenkins on Showtime doc "All Up in the Biz" and how the artist influenced Rakim and Big Daddy Kane

Like her or loathe her, Chelsea Handler has a distinct personality. Too bad her new sitcom has none

Must be fertile, with tongue like Dorothy Parker.

Last night, the Huangs tried to celebrate New Year in 1996 Orlando, to comic and ultimately heartfelt results

Foster Friess, funder of Tucker Carlson and Rick Santorum, may be rich -- but he doesn't understand how media works

From the Bee Gees to "Pulp Fiction," the music and movie industries would not be the same if not for this 1977 film