Editor Picks

"I’ve spent many years dealing with cops and crooks and serial killers and every type of crime there is, as well as working for a newspaper in New York – so my research was already done."

Screened at the 21st Annual Hamptons International Film Festival, Ralph Fiennes second directing adventure with The Invisible Women is a fine example of how a genius actor can use the finest of his talents and experience enhancing skillful direction.

The life of a double agent may seem full of danger and excitement but can it also be dull and boring at times.

This new cast recording of the recent New York production is a winner.

The CCSS were created to bring a deeper and more meaningful education to students. There is nothing wrong with that, but there is a salient difference between teaching for rigor and relevance and teaching to the test.

Johnny Knoxville returns to the big screen as the titular character, 86-year-old Irving Zisman, heading cross country with his grandson, raising as much hell as possible along the way.

This hard-rocking album is another link in the Mountain guitarist's artistic growth and hard rockin' survival.

Claire Wong, star of Atomic Jaya, on the challenges and joys of theater in Singapore.

Prize winning first volume of Norwegian thriller trilogy now available in English translation.

A series of negotiation tips that could be as useful in a terrorist hostage situation as when talking to a teenager.