Not to kick off this review with a spoiler alert, but after seeing "What Men Want" the answer to what men want is probably the same as what women want: Not to be ripped off by yet another dubious...

"Stalker: a Novel," (Alfred A. Knopf), by Lars Kepler When the lead detective in a crime novel is introduced as an expert on "serial killers, spree killers, and stalkers," you know you're in for...

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Noah Wyle is back in Chicago for a TV drama that's far different than the 1990s hit "ER" that launched his career. In CBS' limited series "The Red Line," Wyle's character loses his...

The Motet, "Death or Devotion" (The Motet) Unsuspecting listeners may stumble into "Death or Devotion" and, based on first impressions, figure that it's a lost funk/soul gem from the late 1970s....

The art installation, so often a playground in the contemporary art museum, is in Dan Gilroy's gloriously gory satire "Velvet Buzzsaw" a terror chamber. Interactivity is involuntary. "Velvet...

"Out of the Dark: an Orphan X Novel" (Minotaur), by Gregg Hurwitz Evan Smoak was trained to be Orphan X, and his first assignment over 20 years ago seemed to be successful. Now the other elite...

Rock’n’Malta are proud to present Summer 2019's reggae concert with two legendary bands; Third World and Inner Circle who will be performing live in Malta at Aria Complex on Friday 14th...

Michael Jackson's estate is calling HBO's decision to air a documentary that includes allegations from two men that the superstar molested them "disgraceful" and is urging the cable network to further...

Rustin Man, "Drift Code" (Domino) Paul Webb had been working for years on a follow-up to his first album as Rustin Man — "Out of Season," the stupendous 2002 collaboration with Portishead...