A house

Debut solo album from erstwhile Cypress Hill producer

Missing link between Yokota's soulful ambient and upbeat house projects

Decade-spanning compilation of Chris Eckman and Carla Torgerson's alt.country trailblazers

Second album from former Ren And Stimpy writer and animator

Sellers heads for the White House in perhaps his finest screen performance

Replica singles set of cuts by ska pioneers

Stonesy blues from White Stripes' backyard

Three female big-hitters go on an Oscar hunt

Jean Renoir's 1932 blueprint for Paul Mazursky's heavy-handed 1986 remake Down And Out In Beverly Hills stars Michel Simon as a Parisian tramp rescued from suicidal despair by kindly bookseller Charles Granval. Simon's ungrateful Boudu takes over Granval's house, wife and life, exposing his bourgeois complacency. Enduring, Chaplin-esque social satire. DVD EXTRAS: Introduction by Renoir, essay on the film, trailer for the Mazursky remake.

All dressed up and somewhere to go—Oklahoma visionaries in resplendent spectacle