Forget about the silly interview and skimpy featurette; the best reason to see this outrageous DVD is the film itself.

Beck's Kraftwerk-meets-Kraft-cheese funk -- and more audio fromage from Sonic Youth, Pavement, Cibo Matto and Air -- on "At Home With the Groovebox."

Direct from Argentina, just in time for Mother's Day, a noisy tale of a cute kid, a crabby grandma and an absent mom.

Sharps & Flats is a weekly music review roundup in Salon Magazine.

Pedro Almodovar's latest reunites him with an '80s star in a twisty tale of a mad doctor and his female subject

Dwight Garner reviews 'Dining Out: Secrets From America's Leading Critics, Chefs, And Restaurateurs' by Andrew Dornenburg and Karen Page.

Economic woes and animal rights activists threaten the country's national pastime

"You do not have to like the former president's answers, but you can't say that we didn't get them," CNN CEO says

U.S. and Iraqi officials are alarmed by the increasing cooperation between foreign militants and domestic insurgents.

"A lot of people think my music is sad. It's not sad, it's triumphant. I'm triumphant," says Cat Power. And now, wondrously, the soulful, intimate singer is delivering onstage.

The actor talks typecasting, what it takes to be villainous, and when he'll feel like his idols

Salon talks to the indie-rock legend about her newly remastered, timeless early work & what's next with Ryan Adams

Britney battles sex tape/divorce rumors. Cruise promotes cooking-oil cure. PETA denudes Anna Wintour. Plus: Stern rips into Leno.

The more Bush promises a "light at the end of the tunnel," the more the American public grows disillusioned with the war in Iraq.