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This time Ang Lee's tiger is not crouching; this animal has its claws out and has only an adolescent boy for companionship – or vice versa.

Tom Ford ditched fashion designing for filmmaking with this smart adaptation of the Christopher Isherwood story about a grieving gay man in 1962 California.

Julianne Moore and Ellen Page are adrift in this gay-rights drama

A free (and kind of broken) game to play

Lovely French-Danish production is an old-fashioned animated movie

Tim Burton directs this film adaptation of the creepy kids' favorite

These craft cocktails are for the books

In Kirk Smith's stage adaptation of Moby Dick, language comes forth in great waves, in storms of words, soaking our brains with images of the sea, of a white whale, and of a mad captain's pursuit of it, and while the Vortex Repertory Company Summer Youth Theatre production may not always convey every nuance of every line, it does communicate the feel of a life at sea, danger and dread, and the roles played by Destiny and Death.

Genuine students of foodways will be enlightened, challenged, and satisfied by this book for years to come

The Chronicle’s recommended concerts for the coming week

Tenth fest brings YA stars Marissa Meyer, Patrick Ness, & more

Picks & Sleepers

Autorretrato

My parents' Kindle library and me

Our man Brenner talks with the famed astrophysicist, because science.

Part II, Illustration Not Validation

Live shot

An Exploration of the Hot Dishes in a Hot City, Or Where to Go When You're Not at Waterloo Park

Gearing up for a new national tour of her hit show The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, Lily Tomlin took a few minutes to talk about connectedness -- her connectedness with The Search, with audiences, and with Austin.