Breakup Anthems: How Does Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know” Stack Up?
Gotye's breakout hit is dominating music charts, but how does it measure up to its contemporaries?
After watching this year's slate of season finales, it's clear that there is one place you should never, ever, look for life lessons: broadcast television
The 65th Cannes Film Festival may be short on directorial star quality but high on Hollywood glamour
"It’s discrimination plain and simple," Jay-Z said during a press conference announcing his new music festival
A peek at Mindy Kaling's new sitcom answers the burning question: which kind of doctor is the funniest?
After a seven-year hiatus, the alternative rock band sounds just as tight, shiny and dark as vocalist Shirley Manson's pleather boots
It's the best semi-final ever! At least that's what the judges keep telling us.
I was out of town yesterday as broadcast-network upfront season began, with NBC and Fox announcing their new fall schedules for advertisers. I’ll be attending and/or following the remaining announcements this week, and I’ll have some more thoughts on the new NBC and Fox shows later, when I’ve seen pilots, but here’s the quick-and-dirty on each network to catch you (and me) up:
Quick spoilers for the season finale of Smash below:
…and so Smash concludes its first season as it began, wildly applauding for itself.
Bob Massie should have died years ago. Instead, he conquered three life-threatening illnesses and set out to better the world. Memoirs don’t come much more heroic than this.
(NEW YORK) — Donald “Duck” Dunn, the bassist who helped create the gritty Memphis soul sound at Stax Records in the 1960s as part of the legendary group Booker T. and the MGs and contributed to such classics as “In the Midnight Hour,” ”Hold On I’m Coming” and “Sitting on the Dock of the Bay,” died Sunday at 70.
He channels Gaddafi for his riskiest venture: being kind of sweet
Betty weighs in, Don asserts control and Sally finds out the truth about her parents. This week's episode was like a Sno Ball to the face.
What famous folks call their memoirs is based entirely on the kind of celeb they are
One issue resonates through this thrilling, horrifying episode: there are many ways to be imprisoned, and taking prisoners does not necessarily mean you are entirely free yourself.
Like a Hulk in a music shop, the all-star superhero movie keeps smashing records, and sends Johnny Depp's Dark Shadows to an early grace
In a spiffy Encores! revival, Megan Hilty wows the crowd as the not-so-dumb blond Lorelei Lee, the role that made Monroe a star
American Idol’s wildest runner-up delves into "existential pop" on Trespassing, out May 15
From a biker chick to a superhero, TIME takes a fond look back at some of our favorite movie mothers
It's official! Now here's how to get your comic book fix until the team reassembles.
Is there nothing this man can't do?
