The only hope for Colorado is for Clint Hurdle to take a radical approach: don't start a starting pitcher.

Consistency is the heart of the band’s self-titled sophomore album, and by the time you notice all twelve songs are over.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) needs to learn to embrace digital technology. Just ask Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails.

Tell Me You Love Me is more than just a show about love and sex.

It was simply a matter for time before Jones' guilty plea.

Babel is filled with tension, constantly keeping you wondering about what will happen next.

Director Curtis Hanson has a deep affection for those week-in, week-out professionals who make a living playing poker, and his recent movie is a nod to them.

Funny Face is as much an ode to Paris as it is about the importance of individuality and integrity. And Hepburn is so irresistibly cute.

In Woo’s greatest American movie Face/Off, John Travolta and Nicolas Cage play against type (well, eventually) as an FBI agent and terrorist respectively.

Once and for all, hopefully this whole draft debacle with Greg Oden ends the NBA’s recent obsession with big men.