Screenwriter Ernest Lehman talks about his plan to write "the ultimate Hitchcock movie."

A culture that punishes men who express emotional vulnerability does a lot more damage than Facebook

Is this shock-horror franchise the sickest outrage in movie history, or a work of demented genius? Neither

In her new book, Lydia Denworth argues that friendship has a direct bearing on our mental and physical health

The effervescent author of "This is How You Lose Her" explains the darkness coursing through his fiction

Martin Scorsese's life-size religious portrait really was scandalous, but not because Jesus and Mary Magdalene had sex.

Salon talks to filmmaker Dominic Gagnon, who watched more than 400 hours of vlogger footage to make his new doc

Readers ask Fancy, our etiquette expert, how to navigate tricky social situations and live their best life

Yes, #WeAreAllBarb—but this video shows Barb is clearly Stef from "The Goonies"

What hath reality TV wrought? Amateur Michigan filmmakers are accused of kidnapping, and the tabloid shows eat it up. But the real culprit may be the entertainment industry's phony cult of "realness."

A backpacking tourist in Laos gets his hands on "The Fellowship of the Ring" just two weeks after its U.S. release.

Drugs like alcohol and tobacco created the modern world, argues one historian, but caffeine still rules it.

Salon talks to critic Chris Nashawaty about his new book on why "Caddyshack" was such a watershed film event

Alt-rock icon recalls falling in love with New Orleans music, and the work being done to save its traditional sound