The first twins stick to an RNC-sanctioned script in a suspiciously grammatical online chat with "real" voters.

This national trauma should remind us that history is more than the rear-view mirror. It's also our necessary armor

A Michigan creep follows up some standard sexual harassment with a bad Edward Cullen impression

Harland Braun is Robert Blake's "very, very bright" attorney. Even Johnnie Cochran thinks he's gone too far.

Eschewing more conventional season-long story arcs, the show offers a uniquely anarchic brand of entertainment

"To use a photo out of context in a journalistic setting like that seems unethical"

Singing ability takes a back seat to personality as the contest narrows down to the final two.

U.S. officials call initial bombings a success, but says its too early to define the campaign's ultimate objectives

K-Stew plays a celebrity wrangler in the delicious "Clouds of Sils Maria" -- but it's more than meta-gag

In a new era of movies like the Farrelly brothers' "Osmosis Jones," we die from bugs, not bombs.

Bill Compton's recent bad behavior on the HBO show upends what we learned from "Twilight" and "Buffy"

What if the Academy honored movies that people really liked? The "Twilight" vs. "Melancholia" showdown, at last

History has logged a number of tiny porcelain or stuffed toys that have been said to be doing the devil’s bidding

The groundbreaking UK show, which came to the U.S. through Netflix, is reportedly getting new episodes

In this continuation of the horror Jordan Peele and Nia DaCosta forget what makes Tony Todd's monster great