Commercial radio will have only itself to blame if the Internet ends up eating its pablum lunch.

Rupert Murdoch buys Pat Robertson's fundamentalist family cable network, uniting Bart Simpson with John-Boy Walton at last.

The most powerful thing a father can leave his child is a collection of good times, memories and transferable love

Once a year, the Miss America extravaganza recaptures Atlantic City's old glory. Beverly Gage portrays the pageant's -- and the city's -- past and present.

Stephen Miller and Jared Kushner's immigration plan is DOA in the Senate. Trump will try to implement it anyway

"The Quiet American" director Phillip Noyce compares George W. to the dunderhead hero of Graham Greene's Vietnam novel -- and finds scary parallels between U.S. foreign policy then and now.

Mostly, it's money. Also, are you ready to be your own editor and publicist and marketer? And did I mention money?

They may have flown under your radar this year, but they're all here for you now as we step into 2018

Slick packaging can't hide a disfigured soul or fearful spirit. Just ask the pastor of the Church of 80 Percent Sincerity.

I spent my childhood afraid of my alcoholic dad. But when Ginger passed, I saw a side of him I never knew

Despite military, commercial, and scientific incentives to clean up space junk, there are no clear solutions

Author Michael Mechanic explains that the super-rich aren't happy — and their greed is poisoning our society

From Tommy Wiseau\'s \"The Room\" to Werner Herzog, what makes people want to make art? Tom Bissell explains

Dan Olson of Foldable Human explains how NFTs are a scam to trick you into buying cryptocurrency

Scientists say that BA.2.12.1 is more prone to infect the lower lungs, which may mean a higher severity