It’s hard to forget the first time you saw Janet Leigh meet her maker in the original “Psycho” from 1960. That heart-stopping scene early in the film when her simple shower became deadly is the granddaddy of horror movies’ scary moments. Test yourself and see how many of these deadly moments, selected by Post-Dispatch critic Kevin Johnson, you remember in this sequel to the original Dead Quiz. If you have trouble viewing the quiz, please upgrade to Flash Player 10.

Let’s get one thing straight. Grand Turk isn’t part of Grand Cayman nor is it anywhere near Turkey.

Grand Turk is the capital of the Turks and Caicos islands, but there seems to be a lot of misunderstandings about this little island, which measures one and a half by seven miles.

Until 1962, few people had heard of the island. But it gained some prominence after John Glenn’s Friendship 7 Mercury spacecraft splashed down near the island following America’s first orbital flight.

The island remained an off-beat destination for many years. Even today, only eight of the 40 islands and cays are inhabited.

But Carnival Cruise Lines recently spearheaded an effort to build a new cruise terminal on the island, allowing larger ships to dock and creating a huge splash for tourism.

If you’re looking for an easy shopping excursion, then the terminal stores will meet your needs. But that’s…

A couple of weeks ago, reporter Diane Toroian Keaggy and I worked on a story and video about Morgan Ford.

Sometimes, I’m skeptical about emerging spots, but I was impressed with this small entertainment district.

Three Monkeys has some of the best pizza around. I prefer it to the much heralded Pi in the Loop, though, Racanelli’s is still top dog on my list. And the Amsterdam Tavern is an enthusiastic, smoke-free spot to watch soccer games.

Check out the video above for more or watch our previous video on Cherokee Street.

Hip ‘Hood: Cherokee Street

Listen to Pujols answer questions in Spanish or see a video of him answering questions in English before the 2009 All-Star Game in St. Louis.

Explore Post-Dispatch photographer Huy Mach’s panoramic photographs of the All-Star Game. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

Credits: Photography by Huy Much, production by Brian Williamson, audio and video by Charles Williams

The Cardinals rolled out the red carpet for the parade of players arriving at Busch Stadium.

Explore Post-Dispatch photographer Huy Mach’s panoramic photographs of the All-Star Game. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

Credits: Photography by Huy Much, production by Brian Williamson, audio by Charles Williams

“Voyage, 1999″ by Jean-Michel Folon (1934-2005)

Among the themes that run through Folon’s work are the alienation of modern man in a world of new technology and the magical power of imagination. He was best known for his illustrations of Everyman depicted as a man dressed in a raincoat with a brimmed hat and a blank face. In Voyage, Everyman sits in a boat opposite a sleeping cat. It is impossible to tell which direction the boat is traveling. Everyman is about to embark on a voyage, but he is not the one rowing the boat. (Gateway Foundation)

Explore the new Citygarden sculpture installations through 3D panoramic photos. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL…

“Zenit, 1999″ by Mimmo Paladino (b. 1948)

Mimmo Paladino is inspired by the art and artifacts of diverse cultures. He combines images drawn from mathematics, science and art, with ancient signs and symbols to create works of art that appear dreamlike and ambiguous. In Zenit, (or Zenith in English), Paladino has created a bronze sculpture of an elegant riderless horse. A geometric form that mathematicians call a sellated dodecahedron (a star-shaped form with twelve faces) appears to balance on one of its points on the horse’s back. (Gateway Foundation)

Explore the new Citygarden sculpture installations through 3D panoramic photos. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

…