Screenwriter Katie Silberman explains how the comedy's "magical party coyote" became the film's biggest surprise

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This dizzying saga of the '80s Manchester music scene is garish, reckless, endlessly self-indulgent and totally untrustworthy. What a blast!

Bruce Vilanch, the outrageous gay icon behind the Academy Awards, talks about negotiating with actors, Hugh Jackman and sneaking in fart jokes.

Dynamic acting and trademark wit anchor Tarantino's homage to the '60. It's also glib and self-indulgent at times

Salon sits down with the director of "Deadpool 2" to break down the comedy and action in this hot sequel

The soul-deadening string of clich

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Two noted authors discuss an unspeakable love, how the critics got it wrong -- and the semiotics of brain eating.

"And she was who?" the NPR host said to a reporter who recently mentioned Jill Abramson. Who can blame him?

Salon spoke to Kazan about superpowers, dating Paul Dano and filming sex scenes

Crazy, disgusting and totally delightful, "The ABCs of Death" is a smorgasbord of new trends in horror

In Hollywood's long history of star-studded "devil's candy" movies, there's nothing as terrible as "The Counselor"

Monica Lewinsky seduced the most powerful man in the world with a flash of her thong. Why is this unmentionable garment so sexy?

Please legalize kangaroo farms in America so I can fight climate change with weird hamburgers