Her best singles represent the kind of quality craftsmanship that made us listen to the radio in the first place.

The iconic act split in 1982. At long last, new music – including digital "Abbatars" – is finally on the way

The actor releases a second monologue as part of a contest to raise donations for the Alzheimer's Association

"The Dark Knight Rises" and the new "Call of Duty" game both demonize Occupy. Has pop culture turned on populism?

An Ohio man's smooth voice gets the Internet's attention -- and turns him into a star

The Robyn Hitchcock Hour: Jonathan Demme's mesmerizing documentary 'Storefront Hitchcock' brings an unlikely pop singer to the silver screen.

Companies that fail to comply with FDA warning letters may face product seizures or civil penalties

New York's WNYC, already besieged by #MeToo, buys local site without saying whether fired employees have jobs

A glut of recent incidents reveals our obsession -- and long cultural history -- with the cannibal within

A terrifically idiosyncratic and colorful bunch of characters make this K Street thriller about corporate law a standout.

A weird copyright dispute tells us that when online controversies blow up, damage control starts with social media

Just like talk radio before it, growth of alt-right social media is the real crisis behind Trump's CNN tweet

"It's amazing how well-crafted their lies are," one Reddit user said of Maher's monologue

Queen Elizabeth II was a monarch for the TV age, but once her son broke Diana's heart the camera's cut wasn't kind