A new collection offers 12 hours of special features, and I watched them all like my life depends on it

We're halfway through the year. If you're not up to date with the must-know movies, music, books and TV, we'll help

In a year that went from bad to worse and worse still, here are 10 fearless movies that gave us hope for the future

A documentary traces the lives of Charles and Ray Eames, a pair best known for their modernist furniture

Lucky gamers who've recently purchased new lower-priced XBoxes find their systems capable of digital video output to high-definition TVs.

Upon the DVD release of the classic high school comedy, Cameron Crowe and Amy Heckerling talk about the X rating its teenage nudity earned.

Another band follows the Radiohead model, and fans win.

Americans are convinced 5 percent of the federal budget goes to NPR and PBS. Tote bags for everybody!

Finally, an answer to the question no one was asking: "When will 'Garden State' get a gritty reboot?"

Salon and the former R.E.M. bassist talk "Lifes Rich Pageant," Nickelodeon, sad cats and, of course, baseball

"A Hard Day's Night" put the teen screams in Beatlemania. As it turns 50, it's the template for every other pop doc

A special toilet for Alan Rickman? Deleted scenes make this "Star Trek" satire even better on second viewing.

How you can use gadgets and the Internet to watch your favorite shows without paying any bills

Stars of an '80s documentary about this intimate form of therapy talk about how it changed them, and how it didn't

Film recuts can destroy a classic or salvage a lost gem: Here's your guide to the successes -- and disasters