Another Bite of the Poisoned Apple: Why Does Pop Culture Love Fairy Tales Again?
Dark, female-led stories are the Next Big Thing
Joan Harris was manipulated, played false and used on Sunday night. Not just by the men in her life, but by Mad Men itself.
The confessional, sweet talk-rap style of Kitty Pryde and Kilo Kish ushers in a new era in hip hop
Movie tie-ins used to be standard roller coaster fare. Now theme parks are offering full-immersion experiences. Will Hunger Games: The Ride be next?
In 1979, Richard Dawson's Family Feud brought together the surviving descendents of the two clans to compete in a weeklong special, complete with prop guns, old-timey getup and a pig.
When I started Tuned In, in fall 2005, it was supposed to be a temporary thing. Today, it hits the 5K mark, thanks to you.
Highlights include Dolly Parton singing for Emily Maynard and one omelet named Shelly
SPOILER ALERT: Before you read this post, gather your closest friends for some wine and nightshade, raise the drawbridge and watch last night’s Game of Thrones.
“Some of those boys will never come back.” “Joffrey will. The worst ones always live.”
They call the series Game of Thrones, but with so many events happening in so many places, the Iron Throne that everyone is actually fighting over often seems to be a distant abstraction. “Blackwater,” the best hour of the season and possibly of the series altogether, bore down concentratedly on King’s Landing and those trying to defend and take it, and it was astonishing.
Megan moves forward, Peggy moves on, and Joan moves up. This week's episode proves anyone can be bought for the right price.
The quietly magnificent story of love on the brink of death is named the best feature film of the festival
On the Festival's final day, we consider films from the U.S., the U.K., Romania, Denmark and France
He worked and played with Orson Welles, Charlie Chaplin, Jean Renoir, Elia Kazan, Bertolt Brecht — and at a vital 97, he gave the best show at Cannes 2012
The Twilight star plays a young billionaire on a crosstown death ride in David Cronenberg's bland denunciation of wretched excess
The tweens' dreamboat gets down and dirty in this lurid, racially charged melodrama
On May 25, 1977, Star Wars hit movie screens. TIME takes a fond look back at George Lucas' little science-fantasy project.
The Guns N' Roses guitarist talks about his new album, his famous hat and what he'd tell his kids if they wanted to be musicians
Rather than say, "How can we figure out a strategy to give consumers this technology they clearly want?" the networks' answer is, "How can we squash this convenient technology forever?"
Nothing can get a Bible verse trending on Twitter faster than an expletive-filled rap lyric pitting two rap factions against each other.
TIME examines websites aimed at bringing fine art to the (hopefully art-buying) masses
No summer blockbuster season for these American heroes: the new G.I. Joe movie has been pushed back to March
TIME's critic gives us all chatter onscreen, in the press conferences and at café tables in 140 characters or less
