Editor Picks

The Last Days on Mars grabs you right at the beginning and doesn't let go. It is a text book example of how to make a sci-fi thriller.

Old songs or new, this jazz singer stamps them with her own personal style.

Three new albums show the variety of Latin jazz.

The James Dean Ultimate Collector's Edition isn't so much for established Dean collectors, but rather an oversize introduction for the uninitiated.

Eileen Atkins and Michael Gambon are wonderful in Samuel Beckett's radio play directed by Trevor Nunn.

As an animal lover, I really enjoyed the way the authors incorporated critters into their stories, and how the animals had a role in uniting the characters.

Family members and friends of the victims all have no choice but to never forget, even though it will sometimes seem that other people wish you did.

For anyone interested in the development of jazz during the ’70s and ’80s, it would be hard to beat Herbie Hancock's new 34-CD box set.

Last Tango in Halifax is not your typical modern television program.

Anyone who’s a fan of Diablo Cody may find something of interest within Paradise, but don’t expect the fun of any of her previous work.