Gregory Gilderman

The Internet has revolutionized how sex is bought and sold in the United States, and many of the changes began with the 'erotic services' ads on Craigslist. In this audio slide show, a 19-year-old sex worker tells her story.

The Internet has transformed how sex is bought and sold in the United States, and many of the changes began with listings on Craigslist or Backpage.com. Here "Brittany" gives a look behind the scenes at her work.

The Internet has lowered the bar for entry, and brought new buyers and sellers into the sex market, reports Greg Gilderman.

Places that sell marijuana have been banned by the Los Angeles city council. Or have they? We tackle you questions big and small.

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As another possible victim of the Kensington Avenue Strangler is discovered, The Daily Beast's Jeff Deeney and Gregory Gilderman talk to the women of the city's notorious neighborhood about living with addiction, prostitution, and fear of a serial killer.

Greg Giraldo, who died yesterday after an accidental drug overdose, was known for his Comedy Central roasts, but he was also a New York comedy club legend who never received his due.

The acclaimed author talks about his new novel, the perils of the iPhone, and what it’s really like to teach James Franco.

The show gets no respect among professional comedians, but Gregory Gilderman says with its best season yet it’s worth another look. Plus, watch highlight clips from the competition.

Coatesville, PA, has had 50 fires in 15 months, providing a frightening case study in how arson can turn self-perpetuating. The Daily Beast reports from a city under siege.