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The subject of the Titanic disaster makes for endless commentary. The ship went down in 1912, but once it was precisely located on the ocean floor in the 1980s the story of its demise has inspired an orgy of new coverage. The star attraction of that coverage, of course, was, and remains, the 1997 James Cameron film, Titanic. It's been available on video for some time, but is now out in a new, pristine, and freshly-transferred Ultra HD version. That release is superb, but almost too good as I was occasionally aware of its not entirely transparent use of CGI.

Capt. Robert Smith relieved previous commanding officer Capt. Paul Dale, after 30 years of active-duty service.

Everyone makes mistakes. Maybe you forgot to buy milk at the grocery store, or perhaps an important e-mail to your boss went off with a glaring typo in

Celebrate the culinary elegance and history of the Titanic as seen through the lens of James Cameron’s blockbuster film.

Setting sail for the Last Frontier on a bucket-list cruise delivered some of the world’s most dramatic landscapes — plus quirky encounters and duck farts, too