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Screenshot: CBS Original air dates: October 1998 – May 1999 Executive Producers: Rick Berman, Brannon Braga Captain’s log. Of all the seasons of Voyager to date, the fifth was the one that had the most literal forward motion. Thanks to a wormhole of sorts (“Night”), experiments with the quantum slipstream drive (“Timeless”), and a stolen Borg transwarp conduit (“Dark Frontier”), they made several jumps ahead, cutting their journey home by tens of thousands of light-years. We got a new recurring antagonist in the environmentally impure Malons (“Night,” “Extreme Risk,” ...

Chick Corea shared his inner creative soul on "Plays" On Chick Corea’s 2-CD package, "Plays" (Concord), he needed no rhythm section, no blaring horns to make his points. His 10 fingers cascading wildly over the 88 keys of his piano creates new vistas of meaning to 300 years of compositional gems by varied composers. Corea explained the joy of making "Plays" to Goldmine. Author: By Mike Greenblatt [Chick Corea passed away on February 9 at the age of 78. This interview feature originally ran in Goldmine 's October 2020 print edition] Chick Corea. Photo by Toshi Sakurai courtesy of Chick Co...

Bad people with lots of money use it to insulate themselves from consequences. But in Ace Atkins’ "Someone to Watch Over Me," some very bad, very rich people might not be able to protect themselves from Spenser. Nine years ago, Atkins published "Lullaby," his first novel about Boston private detective Spenser. Robert B. Parker, Spenser’s creator and the beloved author of 39 bestselling novels about the wisecracking tough guy, died in 2010, and Parker’s family and publisher chose Atkins, an accomplished crime fiction writer, to continue the series. He’s done so seamlessly. Atkins, who ...

Ace Atkins talks true crime, Spenser’s hidden Auburn connection Updated Jan 20, 2021; Posted Jan 20, 2021 Former Auburn football player Ace Atkins writes new novels in the Spenser detective series created by the late Robert B. Parker, as well as a crime series starring his own creation Quinn Colson, a veteran serving as a sheriff in rural Mississippi.Joe Worthem via www.aceatkins.com Facebook Share For Ace Atkins, the former Auburn defensive end turned crime novelist, 2021 is shaping up to be a productive year: His ninth Spenser detective novel, “Someone to Watch Over Me,” is just out...

"Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch Over Me" by Ace Atkins; G.P. Putnam’s Sons (306 pages, $27) ——— Bad people with lots of money use it to insulate themselves from