One of the most important films of the past 30 years finally gets a decent release. But can its challenging subject matter find an audience?

A country fair favorite, the funnel cake is the fried stuff equivalent of the corner piece in a pan of brownies

The high court announced that the 86-year-old justice was "home with a stomach bug"

Actors August Diehl and Valerie Pachner on Terrence Malick's poetic fable of a farm family who said no to Hitler

Under-appreciated dung beetles could prevent outbreaks like E. coli in farm fields

Engaging with "liberal activists" is not a "productive exercise," Rubio told a journalist

“We don’t need artistic reminders of how unjust, unfair and dehumanizing our society is — we just don’t”

Pork belly had its time in the sun (and on skewers, in poutine, etc.) but it's time another cut of meat is elevated

'Tis the season for queer holiday rom-coms, international adventures and the inevitable return of “Emily in Paris"

The runaway success of Eastwood's Iraq War melodrama says a lot about America — and it's disturbing and scary

An Australian sheep farmer traveled to Mali to pick up his bride and her dowry -- but ended up kidnapped instead.

Why was a reporter praised this week for choosing not to ask Mitt Romney hard questions about Todd Akin?

Non-subscribers hoping to check out "Orange is the New Black," you're in luck

Salon Q&A: William Deresiewicz on millennials, the meritocracy, student loans and what's wrong with the Ivy League

"It does seem like the America that we know and love doesn’t exist anymore," the Fox News host declared Wednesday