When us regular folk find ourselves overcome by the occasional wave of existential dread, we have various options for tamping down the terror.
Some folks turn to Jesus, others to a fifth of Maker's Mark, and no doubt lots of folks -- residents of Kentucky, mostly -- enjoy a heady cocktail of equal parts divine salvation and blackout-inducing hooch.
Earlier this month, HBO aired Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief.
The documentary, which skewers its religious subject, has been watched by more than 5.5 million people and is on track to be the premium cable network's second most-watched documentary of the past decade.
There's a faction among us who might say that people like Michael Sam would ruin the sanctity of marriage should gay marriage be made legal nationwide.
But those people obviously aren't looking at the frequent break-ups taking place in Hollywood. Stars who make it more than a year in a marriage are something of a novelty.
Jon Hamm plays ultimate ladies man Don Draper on the hit AMC series Mad Men, but in real life he's been dating filmmaker Jennifer Westfeldt since 1997.
So it's a bit surprising to see Jon out and about in NYC with his co-star Elisabeth Moss.
Elisabeth Moss is single and ready to mingle... with pretty much anyone who is not Fred Armisen.
The AMC star is featured in the latest issue of New York Magazine, posing without a shirt and and slamming her marriage to the former Saturday Night Live cast member.
