Paul Schrader, Bret Easton Ellis, Lindsay Lohan and a porn star named James Deen try to make a movie for $250,000 that will save all of their careers. What could go wrong?
Over the last decade, the nation’s capital has been the great American boomtown, courtesy of the U.S. taxpayer. What happens when the government money dries up?
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The pop-song economic indicator; John Hodgman on the future of book buying.
The comedian on his new sketch show, getting in touch with his emotions and the difference between him and Dave Chappelle.
When party to a dark secret that may be false, all of your options are bad.
I thought the leather-swaddled giant was messing with me. But really he just loved my hat.
A video gallery of dreams and transformations, featuring 13 actresses whose performances defined the year in film.
A sudsy party in Watertown, N.Y.
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Driven by a social consciousness, she gained the confidence of whomever she photographed.
Slide Show: Hollywood Heroines 
