Editor Picks

Explores the various forms of media that have come and gone over the course of the past century.

2013 should best be remembered as the year progressive rock band Nektar made a big comeback, with a new album and worthy reissues of their classic '70s LPs.

Jack Frost wasn’t just nipping at my nose this morning; it seemed as if he were ripping it off along with my cheeks!

What do DRN android Dorian (Michael Ealy), eccentric scientist Rudy Lom (Mackenzie Crook), Detective John Kennex (Karl Urban) and a serial killer have in common?

The strange thing is that, while I know The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is flawed, it still moved me on a level that few other works have accomplished.

The new Downton Abbey season is simply riveting.

This shocking and eye-opening account reveals secrets of Hoover's FBI and their often illegal and unethical fight against the student activists and staff of the University of California-Berkeley.

There is no doubt something inside all of us that wants the world to see us the way we see ourselves.

It won't replace Photoshop for advanced editing and manipulation, but it works well as a standalone editor and enhances other software packages too.

Picador has reissued the first three Kate Martinelli mysteries. It's well worth picking them up.