Pick of the Week: Norway's "A Somewhat Gentle Man" includes some of the funniest sex scenes in movie history

Republicans have offered some baseless arguments against representation for 700,000 Americans

2020 is a disaster. Some people see a chance to scrap everything and start over.

Jim Sheridan's miraculous "In America," a generous but never sentimental fable of Irish immigrants in '80s New York, may be the great movie of 2003.

Both Javier Bardem and Arnaz have been overshadowed by their redheaded costars, but don't deserve to be

"Hurt Locker" director masquerades as a hyper-macho bad boy to win the respect of a male-dominated industry

From Emma Thompson's liberation to Viking confrontations, cinema revealed skin in artful, deliberate ways in 2022

Product placement comes to the novel.

Without missing a beat, Republicans sided with an alleged criminal who is hiding from international authorities

Powerful Democrat sent his aide to consult with the GOP on a redistricting plan that diluted Black voting strength

Paul Walker scowls his way through this gratuitously violent movie with serious pretensions. Definitely, run scared.

Showtime's "Shameless" remakes a hit British comedy -- but leaves its provocative social critique behind

With Jackie Earle Haley as a glum Freddy, this dull, glossy remake can't match the Reagan-era original

Wilson talks to Salon about classic rock, playing "Barracuda" on Guitar Hero and CNN's "The Seventies"

The "Tinker Tailor" star tells Salon an Academy nod "feels right" after 26 years, but still came as a surprise