The original 'Star Trek' series dealt with important issues of the day, while the new film is all explosions and action.
For decades, dedicated fans of 'Star Trek' have postulated a Kirk-Spock romance. A look at 'slash' fiction, 40 years later.
Yusuf Islam ditched music, fame and his name: Cat Stevens. Now he's emerging from his moon shadow.
A former 'Trek' writer spills some secrets, including the one about how the franchise survived for so long.
'Star Trek' is way cool. How'd that happen? Because the geeks have inherited the earth, and the White House.
If Ellington went indie, he'd sound something like Darcy James Argue.
Meet the newest rock supergroup: Tinted Windows.
Bob Dylan reinvents himself (again) on album No. 33. Some fans will love it. Us—we're still not sure.
Despite all the shortages in this economy, there's one thing Hollywood will never run out of: celebrities saying stupid things. Decide for yourself who takes the bigger booby prize—Hulk Hogan or Jamie Foxx.
Despite the down economy, fans are still buying tickets to the big summer music festivals, lured by layaway programs and, in one case, a former Beatle.
How new technology is changing the way we think about love, lust and desire in the digital age.
Mike Tyson is done with being a poster boy for bad behavior—but don't ask him what comes next.
'Spinal Tap' made mockumentaries the art form of our time. It also made life hell for every struggling hair-metal band—just ask Anvil.
Gay- and lesbian-rights activists have been waiting for a soundtrack with sufficient snarl. But no more.
How the 'Grey' ladies, and their ilk, became the gays' ladies.
Before reality TV, before dysfunction became chic, there were the Beales of 'Grey Gardens.'
Taylor Swift? Songs about cute little kids? What has happened to country?!
A new documentary explores the history of Bloods-Crips gang violence.
Metallica rocks and rolls into the hall of fame.
If you take your comedy as seriously as your politics, the 'SNL' alum's new sitcom is for you.
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder on music, activism and trying to avoid celebrity.
Confession: When I interviewed the lead singer of a certain grunge band I once adored, I was as nervous as a schoolgirl.
MTV's Pedro Zamora movie needs to get real.
In 'Detective Agency,' Africa never looked so good.
Two New York musicals come home to Broadway. Great timing: the Big Apple needs some juice.
The 'Twilight' DVD proves that the movie's great. It's the books that suck.
Prince once ruled the Web. Now he's got to step it up.
An art-world flamethrower returns from exile.