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Salon talks to the FX comedy's creator about its more confident second season

Before inking his Vanity Fair caricatures, Paolo Garretto was a charter member of Mussolini's bodyguards

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Young, urban and not necessarily looking for a man, a crop of memoirists are sketching out a brave new female world

This close-up documentary is a daughter's look back at her parents' iconic LA store, an LGBTQ media cornerstone

Cynical, bloody and ridiculously entertaining, Jason Statham's "Safe" revives '70s-style ultra-violence

The James Brown and Rolling Stones performances are mythic. Finally, after 45 years, "The T.A.M.I. Show" hits DVD

Think "It's a Wonderful Life" is a sentimental holiday film? It's darker than you remember and speaks to our times

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In a TV age that gives us "Empire" and "Transparent," the sitcom's depiction of the LGBT community is out of date