TELEVISION
Wendy Williams wants to be the anti-Oprah.
BOOKS
'The Hunger Games' portrays a world where kids must kill each other to survive. The shocker? It's a book for 12-year-olds.
TELEVISION
Yeah, it's a chick show—but with fully rounded male characters.
BOOKS
A writer talks about returning to the setting of her previous novel to explore the themes of family and faith.
SEXUALITY
What exactly is sex addiction, and how are those who suffer from the disorder, like actor David Duchovny, treated?
BOOKS
Get inside the head of our reticent First Lady. There's just one caveat—it's (almost) all made up.
BOOKS
Ronald Reagan made forgettable films, but Hollywood prepped him for the political stage.
BOOKS
The glamorous wartime British sleuths knew how to work a party.
WORTH YOUR TIME
CULTURE
Don Cheadle dishes on Brad, George and 'Traitor'
MUSIC
Author and music journalist, Stanley Booth remembers producer Jerry Wexler, who died earlier this month
FALL ARTS PREVIEW
Autumn is dependable for big books, small movies and an unpredictable slate of new TV shows—including, this year, a series on victimized vampires.
MUSIC
Three years ago, Andrew McMahon was diagnosed with leukemia. On 'The Glass Passenger,' he sings about his experience.
MUSIC
On his first studio album in nine years, Randy Newman is curmudgeonly, cranky and at his best.
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