Sally Eckhoff reviews "Tales from Watership Down" by Richard Adams.

Join us to discuss the conclusion of Justin Cronin's "The Passage" and what might come next

Who (or what) is Baphomet, you ask? Consult your local metal band to find out

In Prentice Penny's film, a father and son's opinion of a vocation hinges on what they perceive as survival

Salon's book critic dishes on the popular titles she kicked to the curb this year

Readers respond to Laura Miller's essay on Hayao Miyazaki, "Wizard of Light and Shadow."

Terrific acting warms up Ang Lee's frosty examination of 1970s America, 'The Ice Storm.'

"Wallace and Gromit" creator Nick Park talks about his Oscar nomination, nutty inventions and jokes that Yanks don't get.

I used to tell my daughter she could read anything she wanted -- until she took me up on the offer.

How a brainy guy like me wound up reading historical romance novels.

This excerpt from "The Magician's Book: A Skeptic's Adventures in Narnia" explores the magical connection between children and beasts.

From the Fukuoku 9000 to a Hello Kitty vibrator, gals test-drive the newest bedroom playthings and report the results.

Today my father's name is on a plaque outside the physics department room where he and his colleagues were killed

Thrills and chills: These mysteries and science fiction novels will transport you to a higher plane.

With the release of the new director's cut, there are even more questions about the 2001 cult fave. Who's the fat guy in the track suit? What's with the 6-foot rabbit? We answer them all.