Editor Picks

2015 wasn't a year for landmark releases, but there were some rather impressive outings from veterans and newbies alike.

What do artichoke pizza and The American Dream have in common?

Forsaken stars Kiefer and Donald Sutherland as father and son in a new Western drama. That’s the hook, but there is way more to this western than anyone would expect, although the director, writer and impressive supporting cast should give you a hint that this is an exceptional film. The story, on the surface, seems deceptively simple and one any fan of westerns has seen a dozen times. The railroad is coming and a corrupt business man is using a bunch of thugs to force farmers to sell their land to him. But to leave the description there would be like saying High Noon was about a town’s law enforcement human resources problems.

This release reveals another side of songstress Cyrille Aimée.

Should we take a stand against laws that are unjust? Are unjust laws even to be honored as laws?

Are you "upwardly mobile," moving upward from one economic class into another? Or are you constantly facing financial uncertainty?

Like breathing, eating, brushing your teeth, writing is good hygiene for the creative soul.

A gruesome tale of pain and loss and yet remarkably also an inspiring story of survival and the integrity of the human spirit.

A worker placement game with the flair of storytelling.

Engaging from its very first note, 'Dawn to Dusk' will delight more than only fans of modern jazz, blues, and funk.