The former commander in chief says that his wife "wouldn't make as many mistakes."

Pick of the week: In the blissful and vulgar "Ted," Seth MacFarlane shows the world how to make an R-rated comedy

The past year has brought breakthroughs in female superheroes, meta-comics, and comics etched on beer bottle labels

Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine

"Smocking gun": '90s garage band or Trump faux pas? You guess!

The new showrunner wants to boost ratings, but here's hoping this fluffy Hillary Clinton interview was an anomaly

A fake trailer for "Djesus UnCrossed" might be the bloodiest bit in the sketch show's history

Wednesday: Look back and laugh with TBS's "Funniest Commercials of the Year." Plus: What did you think of Tuesday's "Planet Earth" marathon?

Salon talks to Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle about how their two comedies show different sides of black life

Marlon Brando toots fart machine on set. Plus: Woody Harrelson, John Travolta, Meg Ryan and more.

We've caught wedding fever, and no online video ceremony is safe from judgment.

Brando and De Niro ga-ga for fart jokes; George Costanza needs a son; Puffy gets his feelers hurt! Plus: Clooney can't get a break, and Billy Bob can't hold a tune.

Online fantasy games are booming worldwide, but as their popularity has grown, a strange new economy has emerged, in which a good player in South Korea can sell his 'avatar' for big bucks to a less skillful player clear across the globe.

In some ways "Ad Astra per Aspera" is a continuation of Trek's humanist tradition. In others it tries to be bolder

Campaign officials also allegedly didn't want Giuliani at the sessions in part because he "passed gas constantly"