Craig Ferguson is departing as the host of the Late Late Show at the end of this year after being passed over as David Letterman's replacement, and CBS hasn't really considered who will fill his slot. Norm MacDonald has, though.

One business's swift decline into debt and eventual liquidation should, hypothetically, become the treasure of a faction of art school kids with too much pocket change to blow. But Coldwater Creek, the Idaho-based company known for sensible slacks, can't seem to find any investors. Why?

Today President Obama made an unannounced stop at the Gap to pick up a few more pairs of dad jeans and congratulate the company on raising its minimum wage.

Former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin raises a troubling possibility: What if Barack Obama is too normcore to be a world leader?

A spectre is haunting fashion: the spectre of normcore. New York magazine's Fiona Duncan explains: