Woody's murky finances show he's gone from auteur to employee.

Who needs movies about people who accomplish things? Stanley Tucci, cinematic champion of the underachiever, thinks less is more.

To manipulate their crucial personal-fatality ratings, New York heart surgeons are turning away needy patients.

Will New York lose its best medical minds to the lure of unfettered research and the promise of biotech billions?

His drug is at the forefront of next-generation cancer treatments.

Problem: Forty-six-year-old Hollywood stuntman. Career-threatening back pain. Traditional spinal fusion not an option. Decides to try risky, experimental disk replacement.

Problem: Thirty-five-year-old artist preparing for first museum exhibit. Leans forward while working and feels sharp pain in hip. X-rays show a cancerous bone tumor. She’s told she may lose her leg—and her life.

A Wizard of Oz scholar takes on one of music's dumbest mysteries: Does the movie really synchronize with Dark Side of the Moon?

Who is Ann Godoff? At 30, the president of Random House was an aimless temp. At 40, she was quietly editing for the two biggest party boys in publishing. By 50, she'd beaten all comers to lead the most important imprint in the book business. How'd she do it? Well, she doesn't want to talk about it.