When I spoke out about our 13-year affair, my world crumbled. Meanwhile his eccentric political career carries on

Singer says he never considered stepping away from the project when the scandal broke

Separating fact from fiction in Harry Crane's pitch on Sunday's episode of "Mad Men"

The Academy has a special talent for nominating all the white people involved in black films

Holiday rule #1: Never, ever argue politics. But if you must, here's how to beat your right-wing relatives

Following in the footsteps of Chaplin, Skelton and Radner, Paul Reubens created a modern, classic clown

Repealing "don't ask, don't tell" should be left to Congress, says Defense Secretary

Do price breaks for women discriminate against men?

Newspapers across the country are publishing oil industry talking points without identifying their source

But the president wants everyone to know that he still totally doesn't support the discriminatory policy

The series has been heaped with honors and awards. But there's a reason the critical world turned against it

Exotic Labor Day destinations: David Mitchell's post-apocalyptic "Cloud Atlas," Arthur Phillips' addictive saga of Egyptology, Michelle de Kretser's tale of murder in Ceylon, Patrick McGrath's yarn of debauchery in the tropics, and John Searles' unputdownable thriller.

Both "Little Women" and "Hustlers" look at how women's creative ambitions are stifled by a male-dominated society

How Trump, Murdoch, Breitbart & Co. drive reason toward the end of its tether