Editor Picks

Most episodes take the fact that Ryan sees Wilfred as a man in a dog suit, while everyone else sees Wilfred as a normal dog, for granted.

Is this truly the best tennis we are going to see until the next slam in January?

Hires discusses his new record, how a broken CD player influenced his music, and what he’s looking forward to during his tour with Parachute.

It would be much better to be shooting basketballs in North Korea and Syria instead of bombs.

Coltrane's legendary live album catches him in a very settled stage in his career, and while not for the faint-hearted, it's a good introduction to his music.

An entertaining summer blockbuster that delivers the thrills, despite a painfully uneven script.

For fans of FX's most popular series, this batch of thirteen episodes is great.

Featuring stellar picture quality and a fun, twisty, blood-soaked plot, anyone wondering where the birth of the slasher genre is in for a real treat.

"...to sleep perchance to dream...ah what dreams may come?" Ken Urban's play challenges us about the division between reality and the dream-state. Does it exist?

I appreciate the Jewish tradition of linking celebrations and traditions to the celestial rather than the secular.