Abbie Gardner's new roots-blues release is as rich and sweet as the honey in the title.

A noirish thriller that grabs you by the emotional jugular and doesn't let go for a second.

Inexpensive, completely un-amplified jazz concerts in a beautiful new museum performance space in New York.

Big Bill had his callused fingers on the pulse of what life was all about.

Moore, always one of soul's greatest tenor voices, sounds as good as ever.

Danny Glover anchors the movie as Jake Neely, a crusty Vietnam vet who has fled his demons to a solitary life in the Pacific Northwest woods.

He might be a crazed anti-Semitic non-Holocaust-denier-denier, but I've always said he's a great actor.

A sonic and spiritual journey.

Is the main point of education to teach children to think, or to teach them doctrine?

Sure, he's talented and good-lookng - but how many Myspace friends does he have?