In combination with blacks, the growing Hispanic and Asian vote will claim a hold on the majority of votes in the Electoral College and make it nearly impossible for the Republicans to win any race for the White House.

Sustainable travel options from Jamaica to Trinidad.

If Paltrow had any trepidation about "Iron Man 3," it involved Shane Black taking over the directorial reins from Jon Favreau.

The actor's physical transformation also reflects the onscreen reinvention that he's has been busy crafting over the past several years.

Like with Pete Campbell, it's easy to get the wrong idea about Kartheiser. People mistake his blunt honesty for rudeness, his disinterest in celebrity for aloofness. Ask him anything about his character on Mad Men, however, and he'll give you a long, thoughtful answer.

It's easy to see echoes of Gatsby's basic conflict between established sources of economic and cultural power and upstarts in virtually all aspects of American society.

Al Qaeda is slithering along and spreading its venom throughout Africa, Egypt, Gaza, and the Sinai, as well as Syria

Massive Open Online Courses threaten to aggravate the problems they were designed to solve.

Post-marathon events reinforced, again, this basic truth: In spite of the instantaneous, multi-platform, transmedia multi-verse of imagery and spectacle by which we subsist, the act of storytelling retains its simple and astonishing power.

While public opinion hasn't gotten carried away with fear after the Boston bombing, much of the news media is stoking the fires of fear but scarcely raising a single question that might challenge the basic assumptions of a forever "war on terror."

You can argue that the Tsarnaev brothers' politics were wrong. That their tactics were counterproductive. That they were just "losers," as their uncle called them. But we can't understand why unless we dig into those politics. Which is something that, 12 years after 9/11, the American media still refuses to do.

The Flaming Lips' 13th studio album is different. It's one sustained mood, nine tracks of droning, unsettling noise, its lyrics full of death and violence and fear. And it kind of freaks them out.

Going into its third season, Key & Peele now must prove that the series matters not merely because of the people its titular creators represent, but because of who they are as individuals--that their humor isn't just skin deep.

Coming off a successful run in some very high-profile films, and not having done a regular series since her guest stint on ER in 2005, Newton says the idea of starring in the new series Rogue was appealing to her at this juncture in her life.

A real renaissance in American manufacturing will require energetic, high-road government intervention with an eye to innovation, not simply fatter paychecks in China.

Not only are berries natural comfort foods and good for your brain -- a new study finds that berries lower the risk of a heart attack.

Can Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's manifesto, "Lean In," speak to women of color?

The unexpected death of a television character can either evoke extreme anger, utter disgust or a completely different feeling of proud satisfaction that the specific series took a risk. To honor the dearly departed of the small screen, we complied a list of the most surprise endings.

A party that prizes ideology over reality can't evolve, not after selling its rank and file on the supremacy of its beliefs.

At a time when GPS-enabled ankle monitors can do the work of a hundred paparazzi hot on the scent of a celeb, we're paradoxically using bail more than ever.