In the Coen Brothers’ film "True Grit," Matt Damon plays a Texas Ranger on the hunt for a killer. But the swagger stops there. "He's a total windbag," Damon admits about the character.

Today Detroit may be more famous for its blight than its automotive ingenuity. Visiting artists have grown enchanted with the crumbling architecture and ghost-city streets, creating work known as “ruin porn.” But how do Detroit’s own local artists feel about ruin porn and what it says about the city?

"Green" is still the buzzword for new industry in America, and Studio 360's Scott Blaszak wants in. He’s a green entrepreneur in an unusual field — contract killing.

In Sofia Coppola's new movie "Somewhere," a movie star finds solace in a hotel. Set in Hollywood's Chateau Marmont, it's full of quiet moments where almost nothing is said. Coppola explains to Kurt why she believes silence can be more powerful than dialogue.

A new edition of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn replaces the novel's 219 instances of the word "nigger" with the word "slave." Kurt asks the editor, Alan Gribben, about the consequences of creating a sanitized version of Twain's original.