Comedian Bill Maher travels the globe to tackle the last great question: Why people have religion

So the current political climate isn't providing enough truth-is-stranger than-fiction television for you? Then nourish your netflix queue with these big screen classics.

Tracking the lovely and talented Nicole Kidman's life through her quotes. Wonder if she regrets anything she's said...

This October, fiction soars and thrills, memoirs look at weight and madness and a book about cancer could just change your lifestyle.

A necklace sparkles, tarot beckons and wine delights in this month’s feast of books.

August books face body image, jump into traffic and sports, and revel in satisfying novels.

July heats up with riveting memoirs, provocative nonfiction and one of the best book titles ever: The Idiot Girl and the Flaming Tantrum of Death: Reflections on Revenge, Germophobia, and Laser Hair Removal.

This month dig into dark thrillers, searing memoirs, juicy fiction and more.

With a month to cool down and gain some perspective, we look back at the best of Coachella 2008

Madness, family and atomic cities should be enough to nab your attention this month.

Put on a pencil skirt and get your cigarette holder ready. Here are five classic noir films that’ll help you perfect your femme fatale.

Whether you call her the Material Girl, Madge, or Esther, there’s no denying that Madonna is a full-fledged pop culture juggernaut.

As Tina Fey's star rises, her scar seems to be disappearing. Also, Sly Stallone teaches a vending machine a thing or two, and how to find out what films your favorite stars didn't appear in.

Throw together some botox and buttless panties, and you've got a Tuesday night at home for Bret Michaels or this week's lineup for your TiVo.

The dynamics of reality television are hard to keep up with, but here's a stab at celebreality highlights.

Television knows spring is in the air, a time of comedy, romance, and bare knuckles competition. Get your kicks from this collection of must-see shows.