Nouvelle Vague's "I Could Be Happy" adds the novelty of self-written tunes to the band's usual relaxed covers from superior rock and pop catalogues. Songs from The Ramones, The Cure and others...

There is an ancient tradition of falconry practiced by the people of Mongolia where burkitshi, or "eagle hunters," train golden eagles to respond to their call and hunt hares and foxes in the frozen...

When thinking of Joel McHale, some may immediately conjure images of the actor in the cult classic "Community." Others may know him as the host who provided enough sarcasm to fill a room in the pop...

Leonard Cohen's late, late career resurgence reaches new heights on "You Want It Darker," an elegant treatise with deep felt layers of wisdom and a sense of finality. Produced mostly by son Adam,...

After spending two straight falls consumed by awards season, Eddie Redmayne is taking a break from the Oscars and fronting his first franchise. In the Harry Potter prequel "Fantastic Beasts and...

"Moral Defense" by former Los Angeles prosecutor Marcia Clark has it all: a hard-charging lawyer heroine, tough-as-nails cops, realistic, yet somehow lovable "bad guys," as well as...

‘Il-Forma’ (the form), forms are found everywhere around us, some visible, some felt and some are hidden. In this exhibition by Antoine Farrugia we are celebrating his way of seeing...

Lady Gaga has spent the last few years proving her vocal chops - the Grammy-winning album with Tony Bennett, the show-stopping "Sound of Music" tribute at last year's Academy Awards, her...

Don't worry, we won't be making any such weighty theological pronouncements - though these terms have all been bandied about in the run-up to Gibson's first directorial effort in the 10 years since...

John Grisham's latest novel, "The Whistler," involves the rich and powerful and abuse of the justice system. The Florida Board on Judicial Conduct investigates accusations involving judicial...