Pop fun from Neko Case's twang-free other band

Former Third Eye Foundation man finally returns under his own name

Left-field concept album from arthouse diva

First since 2001's Returning Jesus from durable duo

Plastic pop tarts' revival confirmed by box set

Two-CD, 33-track comp of pioneering street funk with emphasis on early years

Much-bootlegged material finally given official release

Pointless vanity remake of Charade

When Fed Debra Winger goes undercover in the rural Midwest to investigate a bunch of white supremacists, she makes the mistake of falling in love with vicious, family-loving klansman Tom Berenger. Director Costa-Gavras has made some coruscating political masterpieces, but this overwrought mess is close to idiocy. It defuses its own explosive subject matter. Worth seeing, though, for Berenger's committedly-crazed scenery-chewing.

Pussywhipped by Madonna into remaking Lina Wertmüller's 1974 film, Guy Ritchie betrays the fact that he can't direct outside the bad-lads genre, while Madge proves, for the umpteenth time, her inability to act. She's a rich socialite falling for a poor Italian on a desert island: watch Nicolas Roeg's Castaway instead.