Millions of unemployed Americans have become too discouraged to look for work

The trial will be an important one if it ever resolves — but so far, it does not inspire confidence

After Pugh walked back her pledge to sign a bill raising the minimum wage, I knew she was a self-serving politician

Before taking on tech giants, shatter a few misconceptions

Tuesday: Break out the litchi martinis for the season finale of "The Real Housewives of New York City." Plus: What did you think of "American Experience" on Monday?

The mountain-climbing actioner thinks it's a dizzy, precarious thrill ride. If you ask me, Herbie the Love Bug was just as exciting.

Where Medicare and Medicaid are concerned, the GOP Senate candidate is prepared to let "other people" sacrifice

Web surfers want privacy online, but a new study shows they can't tell a cookie from a Cocoa Puff.

Lansbury is 75, but she still has that sensual Pekingese mouth.

This "Walter White" is female, one heckuva role for an actress on the most female-centric network of the big four

Jeremy Joseph Christian is a case study in how "free speech rallies" can attract the violent fringe

Suddenly, you can't watch cable news without seeing the Louisiana Democrat talk about the oil spill

The drama seems paint-by-numbers, a last-ditch attempt to reverse-engineer prestige

The Iraq war drama nabs five Academy Awards, including a historic best director win

"Seven Days in Utopia" squanders an Oscar-winning cast, including Robert Duvall and Melissa Leo