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Comedy 'Psycho Therapy' aims at rich singles (AP)

AP - "I'm gonna need therapy to get over this therapy," one character remarks in exasperation to another, near the end of Frank Strausser's uneven new comedy "Psycho Therapy."

AP - "Forgettable" probably isn't a word you'd expect to use to describe a film starring Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Vera Farmiga, Brendan Gleeson and Sam Shepard. But unfortunately, that's one of the most apt when pondering "Safe House."

AP - "Tribulations of the Shortcut Man" (Scribner), by p.g. sturges:

AP - "The Lady in Gold: The Extraordinary Tale of Gustav Klimt's Masterpiece, `Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer'" (Knopf), by Anne-Marie O'Connor:

AP - "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" — There's little mystery to this island.

AP - Dierks Bentley, "Home" (Capitol Nashville)

AP - A lot of people hate their jobs, but not to worry: there could soon be a pill for that. In the greedy world of pharmaceutical marketing as darkly imagined by playwright Kate Fodor, workplace malaise might become an "eminently treatable" disease with a delightfully lucrative "long-term revenue stream" for the manufacturer of said magical pill.

AP - The foibles of human nature haven't changed since Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's time.

AP - The crazy eyes and idiosyncratic drawl of Woody Harrelson are enough to carry the dirty cop study "Rampart," but even such powers as those can't make engaging this weary L.A. noir.

AP - There's little mystery about "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island."

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