Our Dec. 31st hedonism is the last remaining relic of an ancient Roman carnival of debauchery

Phoning from Beirut, photojournalist Ed Kashi tells how Israel's "surgical strike" against Hezbollah is playing into the hands of the enemy it vowed to destroy

After losing my virginity and suffering a miserable, histrionic breakup, my new boyfriend's Cusack-esque brand of sedation and comfort was ideal -- for a while.

Celebrating Robert Burns -- with bagpipes, whisky and haggis!

The intersection of Chinese and Aboriginal Australian history as told through the food of the Northern Territory

Will Smith flies like a butterfly, but what director Michael Mann does to the greatest fighter of all time just stings.

Sex workers are flooding Sydney, where prostitution is legal and regulated. They're hoping to go home with some gold of their own.

Hint magazine's dish artists are loudmouths on tap with bitchy wits, but who's listening?

A "Trek" geek's dream box set, John Ford's WWII propaganda classics, John Hughes' '80s teen angst, "The Addams Family," "Terms of Endearment" and its less endearing sequel.

Plus, a Michael Keaton 9/11 drama, serial killers and unpacking Hollywood clichés for your viewing pleasure

Washington’s influence industry has made big money helping companies get exemptions from tariffs

How Malcolm X helped shape Cassius Clay into Muhammad Ali -- and a symbol of black pride and independence

"University of Farmington" was marketed as offering graduate-level STEM courses. It was a scam set up by ICE

"They have shown in every way possible that they want to get rid of people like me," one professor said