Editor Picks

In the end it is doubtful that the media or politicians will ever learn, but it is up to the American public to teach them a valuable lesson.

Is the latest (reissued) live album from Ten Years After an essential purchase?

In Ari Taub's new film "79 Parts," premiered at this year's Soho Film Festival, we rediscover New York City of the 1970s before cell phones, Uber, and "If you see something say something."

Denizens of an underground civilization and a famous mutant hero are the stars of two musicals making their Fringe debuts this year.

Is there a metaphysical realm that our five senses cannot apprehend? If so, do spirits visit us to help us when we are in turmoil?

Aliens are lost and need help finding Earth!

The most interesting Draculas of the 2000s are Jonathan Rhys Meyers' principled, love-sick, brilliant inventor/entrepreneur in the short-lived NBC TV series; Richard Roxburgh's rattled, sardonic, paternal, philosophical, yet ultimately villainous portrayal in the vastly underrated Van Helsing; and Luke Evans' family man and conscientious prince who must sacrifice his own humanity to protect his people from the rapacious Ottomans in the 15th century of Dracula Untold.

Match atoms and bonds to create molecules, but watch out for the sticky fingers of other players!

Sendups of two Shakespeare classics make their world premiere at this year's Hollywood Fringe.

If you have never done so, sit down and watch this film with your kids (or your grandkids); you’ll be glad that you did.