Inconceivable finds the heartbreak in infertility—and the comedy.

In Head Cases, Adam Goldberg proves once again that neurotic wack jobs can be sexy too.

Mark Leyner and an M.D. pal squeeze a best seller out of bodily curiosities.

Comedian Kathy Griffin either loves to hate Hollywood or hates to love it. Just so long as she’s part of the show.

Mocking the 2004 election—again.

For publicity-savvy celebrities, a sultry summer romance is the ultimate photo op. Forget Brangelina. Jennifer Aniston, meet W. Mark Felt.

"Everybody wants to know what Bobby Brown is doing, so I figured I’d give it to them without the middleman."

Which television series appeals to a lesbian soccer mom, a Chelsea gym bunny, and you? Ask Brian Graden, the mastermind behind the new cable channel Logo.

When Felicity graduated, so did Keri Russell—to New York City and freedom.

I wrote the memoir, and there are certain people I still expect to jump out of the bushes and kill me. This way, no one’s going to hold me accountable for anything.