A compelling documentary of the iconic lesbian Mexican singer Charvela, who was just as famous for her appetite for beautiful women and tequila, both of which she consumed in large quantities.

Special Agent Henry Darrow has a mystery to solve: How did the target of a seemingly random workplace shooting escape the carnage? And how does that tie in with a long-lost artifact called the Popol Vuh?

What haunts a man more than the people he's disappointed, betrayed, or let down? This week's tale is a ghost story that peers into the mists beyond the vale of time present -- and into the murk of the past.

Two brothers arguing over a deceased parent's will is, sadly, nothing new. But the inheritance... now, that's something unusual. Donald's mother has left him nothing less than her own selected memories -- and Bryce is terrified.

The movie has a great heart and clearly shows that Cheng has great promise as a new filmmaker, but Ang Lee he is not. To be fair, this entertaining, feel-good film with everyone living happily ever after should be judged on its own merits.

When Dennis reaches his 30th birthday, Farleigh, his sugar-daddy, tells him he should now get a job, and he discovers that being a kept-boy qualifies him for very little in this unfunny comedy.

This week's tale peers into the past to reconnect with misplaced memory and a long lost friend.

This uplifting story is of openly gay, 24-year-old Mosies Serrano, who got fed up with living in the shadows like other undocumented people in the U.S. He stood and started fighting for equality and freedom.

John and Jackie Stone have always enjoyed the world of food and wine, drawing inspiration from their European mothers.

I'll be honest, I'm not a huge fan of politics, or more importantly, being "politically correct." However, the time for jokes and a lack of interest regarding this topic is no longer cute, or appropriate.