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While watching "Every Breath You Take," a domestic potboiler with a story ripped straight from a Lifetime movie, there's really only one question to ask: How did Oscar-winner Casey Affleck become involved in this project?

Books go out of print all the time, and other facts, from an editor who covers the books world.

"Death Grip" by Elaine Viets; Severn (208 pages, $28.99) ——— The wealthy St. Louis suburb of Chouteau Forest is known for its beautiful homes and well-kept lawns, but it also

“The Great Filling Station Holdup: Crime Fiction Inspired by the Songs of Jimmy Buffett” edited by Josh Pachter. Down & Out Books, 274 pages, $16.95 ____ You can’t get more

Column: Why the effort to unionize 5,800 workers at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama is the most important unionization drive in years.

A taste for wine can get expensive, particularly if you're paying retail prices for every bottle. On top of that, it can often be difficult to find the types of wine you like within your budget. Naked Wines claims to have a solution for wine lovers who don't want to pay a small fortune for great wine.

A recent Twitter controversy raises a question: When kids ask for help, what's the right mix of support and challenge?

We wanted to see if Nvidia's Shield TV Pro is really "the most advanced Android TV streaming media player" on the market.

PHOTO: Jelleke Vanooteghem Want to deliver a better omnichannel experience for your customers? Then change the way you create and deliver content. Content plays a primary role in omnichannel strategy: Your customers expect clear, contextual information at every step of their digital journey, available on all their preferred channels. You probably already knew that. But many content strategists and marketers don’t yet realize how technology innovations like headless content management sys...

"The Unwilling" by John Hart; St. Martin’s (384 pages, $27.99) ——— Engrossing — and effective — historical mysteries don’t have to take place during eras hundreds of years ago. Often,