Charges of serial predation didn't seem to bother the comedian's network -- until a whole new set of concerns arose

When one panelist suggested people stop "overreacting" to the murders of unarmed black men, Leo Terrell blew up

The New York governor responded to the shootings that killed two firefighters on Monday

Jude Law tips hat to Sean Penn, Roddy Doyle disses "Ulysses," and Catherine Zeta-Jones hops into "Ocean's 12." Plus: Native Americans unhappy with OutKast's Grammy performance.

The NFL has established a sad new standard of decency: whether corporations are too embarrassed to keep advertising

UPDATED: Police identify the Oregon shooter, say he likely picked victims at random

Punches thrown after Sen. John McLaurin said Ben Tillman was guilty of "a willful, malicious, and deliberate lie"

As the Syfy show enters its second season, the greatest love affairs on television are now between friends

Who will survive "The Deathly Hallows"? Elizabeth Hand, Kelly Link, Steve Almond -- and Stephen Amidon's children -- join Salon staff and place their bets.

The author's recent New York Times Op-Ed shows that she doesn't understand why so many of us love Harry Potter. Maybe it's just too much fun.

Violence against women is a common predictor of future violence, but law enforcement still won't take it seriously

Salon talks to the "Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers" author about what monster stories tell us about patriarchy

Last night, a black lawyer is not hired into Diane's firm—but she is subjected to Diane's clumsy attempts to relate

The company wants to be the brand of "rugged outdoor enthusiasts" not just "Dirty Harry"-loving gun hoarders