Editor Picks

West provides a surprising amount of information about the history and politics of Britain from the time of Queen Victoria in this concise book.

I invite you to sit down and watch Lee Daniels’ 'The Butler', and once you have experienced the film, I doubt you will ever question why we have a month devoted to black history.

This is an amazing, poetic work about the relationship between an older woman and a younger man in the shadow of the Holocaust.

Revolving around three pairs of characters with very different relationships, the episode has some heartbreaking, but really great, drama.

The boys from Leeds return to Los Angeles in fine form and with great new material.

Though there are minor flaws scattered here and there, it’s still an investment worth making.

The original cast recording of zany musical comedy is a winner.

It’s all just a way to string along the plot to the big reveal which is about the only thing that leaves an impression; the title is all you’re bound to remember.

FX allowed a unique voice to shine through in the raunchy sitcom Legit, which features groundbreaking roles for people with disabilities.

A melodic blend of genres, including ambient, new age, and jazz, this score stands on its own as a memorable listening experience.