The Audrey Hepburn Treasures: Pictures and Mementos 
From a Life of Style and Purpose
Sean Hepburn Ferrer and Luca Dotti
$63.99
Audrey Hepburn's life served as an example of style and purpose. In addition to her nearly 30 films and countless awards, Hepburn had an unwavering commitment to UNICEF. In this illustrated biography, Hepburn's own words narrate 200 black-and-white and color photographs selected from her estate. It also includes reproduced mementos from her life, revealing an intimate portrait any Hepburn fan will love.


 The Pop-Up Book of Celebrity Meltdowns
Bruce Foster, Heather Havrilesky and Mick Coulas
Melcher Media, $35
Barely a day goes by without a celeb making some type of public faux pas. This hilarious pop-up book brings 10 of the most spectacular crack-ups to life using 3-D parodies of your favorite stars. Open the page to trigger a "wardrobe misfunction" on Janet Jackson during the Super Bowl or pull the tab and see Tom Cruise leap up on Oprah's couch like an excited puppy to proclaim his love for his now wife, Katie Holmes.

The Marvel Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Characters of the Marvel Universe
DK Books, $50
Marvel Comics' roster reads like a who's who of the world's most popular comic book characters. This encyclopedia contains more than 1,000 of Marvel's greatest names including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Silver Surfer and Wolverine. Each entry features details on their powers, their careers and eye-popping art of every hero and villain.


 The Parents' Guide to Kids' Movies
Jo Berry
Orion Books, $16.95
If you've got kids or knows someone who has, this guide is a comprehensive listing of more than 500 films with lots of options for those drowning in DVD releases or those faced with the thirty-third viewing of Finding Nemo. The book is arranged in self-explanatory chapters with movies for the very young to tweens and teens.



Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny
Epic Records
If you like Jack Black's on-screen antics than you'll love Tenacious D's sophomore effort The Pick of Destiny. Black's irreverent humor shines through on the entire album (with band mate Kyle Gass) on such tracks as "Dude (I Totally Miss You)" and "Kickapoo," which starts the disc off with the musical equivalent to a punch in the face. Although Black sweetly croons out "Baby," a love ballad for the ladies, the track features more F-bombs than L-words.

Stranger Than Fiction
Sony
Produced by soundtrack veteran Brian Reitzell and Spoon frontman Britt Daniel, this disc plays host to a number of artists, making this one eclectic album. The one musical thread throughout is indie darlings Spoon who contribute four songs to the album, including "The Book I Write," which was written for the film. Also worth checking out is the Upsetter's "Dubbing in the Back Seat," a track which lends a reggae feel to this compilation.

Breaking and Entering
V2 Records
British electronica duo Underworld and Academy Award-winning composer Gabriel Yared (The English Patient) have joined forces to co-write the music to Breaking and Entering which is shot against the backdrop of a series of related events in London's Kings Cross area. Using a variety of electronics and instruments from around the world, the two have produced a modern yet majestic score. Highlights include the haunting "Sad Amira" and "Happy Toast."