Editor Picks

Icky is the best way to describe it, but the gross outs never spoil the fun.

Battered wife Helen Broker has been convicted of murdering her husband though she claims she was defending herself. Her story along with the testimony of other abused women who killed their spouses is the subject of this stunning play which uncovers the answer why women stay with such men and how they eventually search for freedom and a new identity.

Ken Ludwig's enduring farce receives a sparkling and laugh-filled production at the Grove Theatre Center in Burbank.

Mickey Rooney's 1950 'Quicksand' has received a restoration that should interest film buffs of the era.

'The Lagos Music Salon' offers not only some beautiful music, but some important ideas as well.

The Grand Undoing takes listeners back into an era of psychedelic rock.

Because of seeing 'Dead Poet's Society' when I did, I stopped myself from making what would have been the biggest mistake of my life.

Richard Linklater's 12-years-in-the-making cinematic gamble pays off in spades, delivering a unique and profoundly moving experience.

Robin Williams's comedy was part of my recovery. I watched until I could recite his jokes by heart. His death is especially hurtful because it was his comedy I often returned to for relief

Cloud-based computing and storage really has become in some ways the best option for backing up and sharing files and data. Here are some good options for consumers.