Mockumentary-style sitcoms may be common. This one stands out by making scarcity and mismanagement its stars

With a single shocking canvas depicting a prostitute in repose,

To maintain President Obama's victory formula in 2016, Dems may have to shatter another racial barrier

I fled New York, then I fled Paris. In Italy I stuck around a while, for something called "like love."

But it sounds too good to be true.

Nintendo's new fitness game keeps making fun of me. But its Balance Board could allow for some amazing video games.

Diane Keaton, Sarah Jessica Parker, Dermot Mulroney and the rest of the cast rise above mediocrity in this innocuous family comedy.

After my brother died, we returned him to his childhood playground -- a cloudy brown pond filled with frogs.

I love the flight into Dakar, but in Senegal I see how the world is falling to pieces, right in front of me

The age-old lingering question . . . and how to properly dispose of used cooking oil

"Sometimes you have to obey a higher law," said the director in an interview about his new thriller "Snowden"

After dumping his longtime wife, my friend has taken up with a much younger woman. Do I have to be nice to her?

With Janet Napolitano stepping down, some are pushing for the NYPD commissioner to take over. That's a scary idea