Everyone feels edgy and traumatized as \"Breaking Bad\" sets up this season\'s action

Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear play conjoined twins with a burger franchise and a dream, in this surprisingly gentle, low-key holiday confection from the Farrelly brothers.

A drawn-out, horrifying setpiece underlines the AMC drama's most distinctive qualities

We'll be rooting for justice because there's so little of it: Jamie Dimon walks free but whistleblowers face prison

The bill would allow DeSantis to choose the people in charge after Disney balked at the state's "Don't say gay" law

The unrelenting darkness of "Breaking Bad" makes the homicide detective show "Castle" look like a fairy tale by comparison.

The setting of "Breaking Bad" was something of an accident -- but now it's impossible to imagine it anywhere else

Either clumsy plotting broke a great season's final momentum, or this show is ahead of its audience yet again

Two leading academics have tried to break the taboo against criticizing Israel's powerful U.S. lobby. It's a worthy aim, but their clumsy argument may backfire.

John Lasseter sent a memo to staff citing "difficult conversations" and "missteps" as reason for his sabbatical

"Breaking Bad" deserves an unexpected ending, not a predictable Pinkman-White showdown

The conservative commentator and anti-LGBT activist peddles transphobic nonsense on CNN

Noah Baumbach returns with this intelligent, but ultimately detached, picture of a family falling apart.

When story arcs last for years, we can't judge a show by it's last episode

A century after Disney's founding and 50 years after the Chilean coup, the battle for our shared future rages on