Editor Picks

J. Matthew Nespoli has written a brutally honest and hilariously funny book about parenthood for the modern man.

Bassist Dave Holland's new quartet has an exiting new sound.

Armed with plenty of drama and the daily routine of the superhero life, you couldn’t ask for anything more.

Scream of the Shalka may not be the best bit of Doctor Who ever made, but it is a unique curiosity for series fans.

With top notch performances and wonderful production values these are the best filmed versions of Shakespeare I've ever seen.

A little-seen film from 1969 starring Rex Harrison and Richard Burton as a pair of aging hairdressers, comes to DVD for the first time.

The aging singer-songwriter shares songs, stories, and laughs with his fans in familiar style on this new album.

Bottom line is that this TV series has caused people to react emotionally. It is a credit to series executive producer and creator Vince Gilligan, the writers, directors, and most especially the cast for getting people to care so passionately.

'Rolling Stone' writer Dave Thompson's book tears down the wall that was built by Roger Waters.

You can feel the raw emotion in these well-crafted songs, and especially in Telisha Williams's voice as she sings songs of experience, but not of innocence.