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<strong>How The Other Half Lives: </strong>When 10-year-old Laure (Zoe Heran) moves to a town where no one knows her, she introduces herself as "Michael" — and spends the summer exploring what it's like to be a boy.

'Tomboy': Truths And Dares For A 10-Year-Old

After a move to a new neighborhood, a short-haired 10-year-old decides on impulse to introduce herself as Michael — and thereby charts a surprising summer for herself and her new friends. (Recommended)

<strong>It's Oddly Easy Being Blue:</strong> Depressive newlywed Justine (Kirsten Dunst) finds herself oddly well equipped to face the end of humankind in Lars von Trier's <em>Melancholia</em>.

It's The End Of The World, And She Feels Fine

The rogue planet Melancholia threatens to hit Earth, while two couples (Kirsten Dunst and Alexander Skarsgard; Charlotte Gainsbourg and Kiefer Sutherland) bicker at a wedding.

<strong>A Labor of Love:</strong> For his "I Hate Perfume" collection, Christopher Brosius blends and bottles all of his scents by hand in his workshops. The process may be labor-intensive, but it allows him to create singular scents that can't be mass-produced.

Mmm, Is That Roast Beef You Smell? No, It's Perfume

Would you wear a perfume that made you smell like "A Day at the Beach?" How about "Baby's Butt?" If so, scent inventor Christopher Brosius can help. His Brooklyn boutique is at the vanguard of the anti-perfume movement.Would you wear a perfume that made you smell like "A Day at the Beach?" How about "Roast Beef," or "Baby's Butt?" If so, scent inventor Christopher Brosius can help. His Brooklyn boutique is at the vanguard of the anti-perfume movement

<strong>Mission (Not Quite) Accomplished:</strong> Arthur, Santa's hapless second son, rides to the rescue when one kid slips through the North Pole's system on Christmas Eve.

'Arthur Christmas,' Doing Well By A Swell Season

The Santa-industrial complex gets taken affectionately down in a witty, big-hearted holiday romp from the studio behind Chicken Run and Wallace and Gromit.

Behind The Scenes: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Since 1924, millions of Americans have been watching Macy's iconic parade as they ring in the holiday season. Guest host Tony Cox speaks with parade executive producer Amy Kule, who shares some of her favorite performances and reveals what it takes to coordinate more than 8,000 participants on that day.

Culturetopia: Morally Ambiguous Edition

Spotify, Ayn Rand, and Leonardo DiCaprio, on this week's arts and culture podcast.

<strong>The happy couple:</strong> <em>Psych!</em> Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) are never (spoiler) going to be happy.

'Dawn' Breaks, And Much Baroque Nonsense Ensues

Supernatural trans-species PG-13 eroticism? In the first half of the last Twilight installment, Stephenie Meyer's already gothic saga loses what little restraint it had — and tips over into territory that's both absurd and, given the target audience, a little alarming.

<strong>Uncomfortably Numb</strong><strong>:</strong> For Brandon (Michael Fassbender<em></em>), the endless pursuit of sex doesn't involve any particular pleasure — only a driving obsession.

Lives Of Paralyzing 'Shame,' For Reasons Unexplained

Hunger director Steve McQueen and star Michael Fassbender reunite for a stylishly composed story about a sex addict and the sister whose own obsessions may be key to understanding his pathology.

<strong>On The Rise:</strong> Up-and-coming actress Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo) gets recognized by another extra (Malcolm McDowell) after getting her big break in the talkies.

In Glorious Black And White, An 'Artist' Falls Silent

In 1927 Hollywood, a silent-film icon (Jean Dujardin) is about to face a challenge with the arrival of talkies — while a young extra (Berenice Bejo) stands on the verge of stardom. (Recommended)

<em></em> In response to presidential candidate Herman Cain's <a href="http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2011/11/14/142319607/herman-cain-has-major-oops-moment-on-libya">recent "oops" moment</a>, <em>The Wall Street Journal</em>'s Peggy Noonan writes, "To know little and to be proud of knowing little is disrespectful of the democratic process, and of the moment we're in."

Tina Brown's Must-Reads: The Columnist's Voice

Daily Beast and Newsweek editor Tina Brown explores the work of newspaper columnists through readings that propose a new way of looking at the 2012 election and the scandal at Penn State.

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