Frost/NixonMichael Sheen and Frank Langella reprise their roles from the award winning play by Peter Morgan, who adapted his own work for this gripping drama directed by Ron Howard. Granting his first post presidency interview to British talk show host David Frost (Sheen) in 1977, the disgraced Richard Nixon (Langella) anticipates outwitting his interrogator, while Frost makes plans of his own to extract revelatory answers from the mercurial and manipulative

The Three Préludes are pieces of concentrated atmospheres

oppressive industrial drift and ghoulish vocalizations seemingly dredged up from the dank black bowels of some long-abandoned mausoleum

due to demand from his legion of fans

contributing to a symbiosis of several subgenres of brutal death metal

The Quantum Years

but remained loyal to her craft

she's experiencing a whole new level of domestic bliss

Clifford Brown

In Chile today there are three indigenous groups who are direct descendants from pre-Hispanic dwellers of America: The Aymara

Branford Marsalis and Robert Randolph

An interesting Mulligan trio session from the same period

she deftly explores nostalgia and melancholy over ten tracks that wash over the listener like a gentle ocean tide