The "Maestro" tells Americans we can't afford our future. Ten years ago, he sang a different tune

In 2008, skeletons were discovered with sickles across their necks to keep them from rising from the dead

How I learned not to love Big Brother

Ncuti Gatwa's Christmas debut augurs an incredible run. But "Doctor Who" can't leave David Tennant behind. Why?

The family of the Mexican-American singer believes she was on board Learjet 25, which crashed in northern Mexico

Human authors sue company for "theft on a mass scale.”

The most realistic plot twist in "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" is the inclusion of an Indian who actually fought, and defeated, the British East India Company.

How a child who was almost named Windowsill, and was forbidden the pleasures of Oreos has come to appreciate his unconventional parents.

The "Game of Thrones" prequel has a chance to show us noble, ambitious women who aren't schemers or power mad

Kevin Smith explains how he got the imaginary poo and fake sex in "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" past those dirty minds at the MPAA.

A provocative new study examines whether you can be fit and fat at the same time

This fictional version of the skateboard doc "Dogtown and Z-Boys" gets rolling despite the messages that bog it down -- and it has a few gnarly tricks up its sleeve, too.

"The Lord of the Rings" is lovingly crafted, seductive -- and profoundly backward-looking. Why not look at things through the Dark Lord's eye for a change?

The United States should think twice before recruiting "gangsters of our own."