George Romero's "Diary of the Dead" uploads the undead onto the Web. But wait -- aren't they here already?

The critics ripped a "dumpy" young star, but the tone they set was bad for everybody

Editor John Nolte continues his execrable tradition of publishing fringe garbage

The phrase borrowed from the pro-choice movement is being used in a different context by the anti-vax crowd

Nelson Mandela condemned Big Pharma for patent-protecting HIV drugs. Something similar is happening with COVID-19

Readers respond to the most mean-spirited and unkind piece of film criticism ever, another U2 gaffe and Greil "Dawg" Marcus.

A new reality show depicts an Oakland, Calif., medical marijuana clinic as just another small business

"The Fixer Upper" protagonist wrangles men for other women, and I found a similar tendency to sacrifice in myself

Republicans and absentee ballots: North Carolina House race still in limbo shines a light on real voter fraud

Larry Flynt on his investigations, why the Washington Post ran his ad and what he'd do if he had five more lives.

As DBC Pierre's phony-baloney novel and Gus Van Sant's empty "Elephant" make clear, there's one sure way to snag a glittery European prize: Shoot up the high school.

The variant is more contagious than previous ones — and that affects the probability of transmission on flights

The short and long-term price we're paying for skipping sleep can damage our heart and worsen mental health

How can we conserve what wetlands we've still got, and build others back?

The conservative media baron tries to turn a legal settlement for black farmers into a national scandal