From Janet Jackson's pathetic Nipplegate to Bill O'Reilly's thrusting falafel, 2004 was a year of monumentally bad sex.

On "The Daily Show," Jessica Chastain denies government involvement in the film. It's in the studio's best interest

Haters speak: Jackson's trilogy is too long, too short, too racist, too slavish and takes too many liberties.

On Tuesday, she called on New Yorkers to help "get rid of the guns" in subway ads for "Jason Bourne"

Torment and torture hit the small screen, from "24" to "Taxicab Confessions" to the finale of "The Amazing Race." Plus: Find out what artistic integrity and chunky eyeliner have in common!

America -- and the world -- has the right to know what was done in our name.

Russ Meyer is as American as Grandma Moses, but he probably wouldn't have been interested in her, since she wasn't a D-cup.

Photographer made famous years ago for "Piss Christ" confronts empty spaces, ambiguous bodies and the unsayable

Say goodbye to shredded meat and detached skin pieces

Matt Damon and Michael Douglas play gay in the new Liberace flick. Will we have to keep hearing about it?

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The well-funded group fails to find a superstar moderate candidate

“The more it changes, the more it’s the same thing”

Yes, "Eyes Wide Shut" is wooden and static. And wooden and static never looked so good.

A thrilling, chilling indie horror take on global warming. (Beware the spectral caribou!) Plus: A fascinating art-centric view of World War II.