Musically Speaking,
Columbia Records will release "Neptune City," the much-awaited full-length debut album from acclaimed singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins and her band.

Nicole Atkins and the Sea, who recently completed a series of highly successful shows opening for Chris Isaak on the legendary roots rocker's summer tour, will embark on a series of concert dates with The Raveonettes, as well as a performance at this year's Austin City Limits Festival in Austin, TX

If you haven't heard the name Marion Cotillard until now, you'll certainly be hearing much more of her in the coming months, as Oscar buzz continues to build for her star-making performance in this year's top-grossing foreign film, LA VIE EN ROSE

For the more movie oriented,

As the world commemorates the 50th anniversary of Sputnik -- the first artificial satellite to be shot into space -- we're reminded of mankind's longtime fascination with space. Yet, even with the superb advancements in both technology and science over the five decades, there is still much to learn and discoverFrom the mysteries of our own solar system to the questions that surround unexplored galaxies, the wonders of space come alive in the epic documentary miniseries, THE UNIVERSE. Ambitious and ground-breaking, this November, home audiences will be able to unlock the mysteries of the infinite with THE HISTORY CHANNEL PRESENTS®: THE UNIVERSE.

On November 27, I Know Who Killed Me will make its way onto Blu-ray™ High-Def and DVD from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. This terrifying thriller stars Lindsay Lohan (Mean Girls) as an amnesic victim of a sadistic crime, Julia Ormond (Legends of the Fall) as Lohan's loving mother and Neal McDonough (Minority Report, Flags of Our Fathers) as the father with a secret to hide. Both Blu-ray Disc™ and DVD will include alternate opening and ending scenes, an extended dance sequence and a blooper reel.

Taking Chances is the artist's debut album on Columbia Records and first full-length new studio work since 2003's multi-platinum One Heart. The album also marks Celine's first new recordings since 2004 when she released A New Day: Live In Vegas, a document of her long-running record-breaking Las Vegas extravaganza, and Miracle, the CD "soundtrack" for a book of photographs by Anne Geddes celebrating babies and motherhood.

As she completes an astounding sold-out five-year run -- during which she's sold more than three million tickets -- of her Las Vegas show, "A New Day," in December 2007, Celine Dion sets out in bold new creative directions with Taking Chances, perhaps the most personal and revelatory collection of songs and performances in her fabled career.