Editor Picks

Canadian sweetheart of swing is having a little fun with classic jazz.

Ancient wisdom has indicated for millennia that altruism leads to better health.

How far are we are willing to go to hire others to live large parts of our lives for us?

Stephen Kellogg's first solo CD in 10 years is a treat for fans and a great opportunity for new listeners to discover this talented singer-songwriter.

Each segment is made by different people, and they feel like they fall across the spectrum, from the absurdly hilarious, to the confusingly weird, to the just plain gross

Liev Schreiber makes a great noir anti-hero in the lead. His world weariness, underlaying a toughness, but also a genuine nobility and moral code make for a compelling character.

The drummer's latest is jazz as it should be, played with inventive style.

What really makes Longworth's mysteries enjoyable are the atmosphere and details that she includes of the South of France.

Nahid Persson Sarvestani's very personal film about the aftermath and consequences of the 1979 Iranian revolution.

James McCartney tackles life's adversities in his first full album.