A massive California meat recall is affecting the popular microwave snack

Can Ken Bigley's death by beheading help rescue a religion of peace from violence?

Why a newspaper editorial about the naked bodies on the pay cable channel is a remnant of the Puritan mentality

"Coming Soon" director Colette Burson talks about a girl's inalienable right to better sex, the old Hollywood double standard and why the MPAA board has got to go.

From full-frontal nudity to splashing blood, is this the future of TV or just a pornographic video game gone mad?

Ask the food geek! Today: Brining meat makes it wildly juicy. Here's how to figure how much salt it really adds

These gloves let you get medieval in the kitchen

Ridley Scott's grim action film is the latest in an evolution that includes Errol Flynn and blacklisted writers

It has a Philip K. Dick story and hip references to "Blade Runner," but this sci-fi actioner is a soulless cyborg.

What readers really want is dastardly deeds by dark, despicable men, or saucy wenches with pert breasts displayed like fresh fruit on a platter.

Animator Tomm Moore talks about turning Celtic art and fantasy into Oscar season's unexpected delight

Reducing "Zero Dark Thirty" to a partisan argument about torture misses the big questions it raises about America

As a kid, I avoided scary films at all costs. But writing a book about '80s teen movies meant I had to face my fear

George R.R. Martin drew from history, particularly a two-decade period known as The Anarchy for this Targaryen plot

Of course Christian wingnuts are willing to excuse drones and CIA. They're simply taking their cues from the Bible