Leonardo DiCaprio and Christopher Nolan's "Inception" is anything but a sleeper as the thriller opened big with $60.4 million and a No.

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'Inception' earns dreamy reception with $60.4M

"The Cookbook Collector" (The Dial Press, $26), by Allegra Goodman: Allegra Goodman's "The Cookbook Collector" tells the story of two sisters, Emily and Jess. Emily is the responsible sister; Jess is the whimsical one.

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Review: 'Cookbook Collector' overcooks good story

Blackwell announces the launch of two new websites.

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Blackwell launch new websites

A French auction house is selling rare memorabilia of Tintin, the comic strip reporter and globe trotter whose stories have been translated into 80 languages and sold over 200 million books in the past eight decades.

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Rare Tintin artifacts on sale

"Charlotte and Emily: A Novel of the Brontes" (Griffin Original, 373 pages, $14.99), by Jude Morgan: It takes only a few pages into the new biographical novel "Charlotte and Emily" to understand the source of the Bronte sisters' dark tales.

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`Charlotte and Emily' tells superb tale of Brontes

"For Better: The Science of a Good Marriage" (Dutton, 368 pages, $25.95), by Tara Parker-Pope: Countless self-help books have been written about marriage.

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`For Better' takes scientific look at marriage

Japan's most famous consumer activist is watching the safety problems enveloping Toyota with a sense of frustration.

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Activist icon laments Toyota's easy ride in Japan

Genzyme Corp.

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Genzyme books 1Q loss on gov't manufacturing fine

Eckhart Tolle, spiritual teacher and author with world-wide appeal, participates in a rare radio interview hosted by Marie Benard of Namaste Radio at www.blogtalkradio.com/namasteradio April 13th, 2010 at 7PM PST.

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Spiritual Visionary, Eckhart Tolle on Life, Love, Economics and Global Transformation in a Namaste Radio Exclusive

A new iPad app could help update comic books for the 21st century.

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iPad to Shake Up Comic Books Industry