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Woody Allen movie starring Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Michael Sheen, and Marion Cotillard, plus Kathy Bates, Tom Hiddleston, and Corey Stoll.

Susan Saladoff’s 2011 documentary film Hot Coffee takes a fresh look at frivolous lawsuits, tort reform, arbitration, and the civil justice system.

Among the best books on how to design a website. No computer code, just plain English and solid marketing fundamentals.

Breaking habits, how to change habits, and how to create new ones are all explained in this astonishing book by Charles Duhigg.

From hair relaxers to hair weaves, black hair products and services are a big business. This Chris Rock documentary takes a close look.

Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, and Jacki Weaver also star in David O. Russell’s Oscar-nominated film.

YouTube music videos and daily vlogs from D.J. and Sabrina, a Melbourne, Florida duo known as TeraBrite.

Hitler’s death in his bunker, and his last ten days there, are dramatized in this 2004 movie starring Bruno Ganz as Adolf Hitler.

Can’t sleep? Try a cup of Candy Cane Lane, a decaffeinated green tea from Celestial Seasonings, before bed.

Energy-saving FIPEL light bulbs: Twice as efficient as CFLs, in any color temperature or shape, coming in 2013.

Greer Garson and Theresa Wright won Academy Awards for Mrs. Miniver, a 1942 movie about a British family during World War 2.

A documentary film about a Facebook relationship, Catfish explores the uncertain reality that social media can present.

The Main Street bridge in downtown Racine, Wisconsin will be closed 4 months beginning November 30, 2012.

Bill Cunningham, New York Times photographer of fashion on the street, is profiled in this excellent documentary movie by Richard Press.

Susannah Cahalan’s new book Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness tells of the frightening symptoms she suffered.

Urinary catheters, Foley catheters — those Liberator Medical commercials on MSNBC are making me want one.

Argo movie trailer and review (Iranian hostage crisis: Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, Alan Arkin, John Goodman)

Monte Hellman’s movie-within-a-movie independent film starring Shannyn Sossamon and Cliff DeYoung.

On MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Chris Matthews confronts RNC chairman Reince Priebus about Mitt Romney’s racial subtext.

Mitt Romney says raising taxes slows growth, but anyone who remembers the Clinton years knows it’s a lie.