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Louisianans can now get a 19th Century education to accompany their 19th century economy

Rep. Joe Kennedy III tries to grab Sen. Ed Markey's seat in Bay State grudge match that pits AOC vs. Pelosi

After the March suicide of his daughter, Snyder hands the reins of the Warner Bros. superhero film to Whedon

"In America it is politically disadvantageous to be known as a gourmet"

Sound Strike is an attack on the anti-immigration bill, so why are local venues and music fans the ones suffering?

Martina McBride owns country's most genuine voice.

The Bush and Gore teams spend a long, long Sunday in a Tallahassee courtroom.

The success of the Amazonian's first standalone film has become somewhat of a turning point for Warner Bros.

Help efforts from Travolta, Oprah and Penn. Celine Dion loses it on Larry King. Plus: Michael Jackson plans Katrina comeback.

These riveting reads are sure to keep young readers turning the pages

"We've got to have some reform in this country," frontman David Shaw tells Salon

The director is the latest to have passed on Disney's controversial project

The 70-year-old music icon says that "albino musicians could neutralize all the racial problems"

Rep. Richard Neal is the top recipient of corporate dollars in Congress. Here's the guy who hopes to take him down