Welcome to HNGN's weekly top picks, where we cull the best and brightest releases in music, fashion, beauty, tech and pop culture. Come back each week for more of-the-moment goodness. – Editing by Michael Lello

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MUSIC

By Michael Lello

Ricky Martin: A Quien Quiera Escuchar (Sony Music Latin)
For his 10th studio album, Puerto Rican hitmaker Ricky Martin sings entirely in his native tongue. For "A Quiera Escuchar" (which in English means "To Those Who Want To Listen"), the Grammy and Latin Grammy winner recorded in Australia (where he serves as a vocal coach on "The Voice Australia"), Puerto Rico, Los Angeles and Mexico City.

The new release, which Martin's record label is calling "a postmodern eclectic album that warms our hearts, makes us want to dance, and invites us to reflect," includes the upbeat single "Adios." Watch the video for "Adios" below.

The Best Of Carly Simon (180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl/Limited Anniversary Edition) (Friday Music)

Originally released 40 years ago, standout 1970s singer/songwriter Carly Simon's first greatest-hits album gets the deluxe reissue treatment this week. Featuring iconic songs like "You're So Vain," "Anticipation" and "Haven't Got Time For The Pain," the album has been re-mastered for release on 180-gram audiophile vinyl for serious fans.

Rhiannon Giddens: Tomorrow Is My Turn (Nonesuch)
One of the top young talents in the Americana and folk world, Rhiannon Giddens, the singer from Carolina Chocolate Drops and a featured performer alongside Elvis Costello and other luminaries in The New Basement Tapes project, releases her first solo album this week. For "Tomorrow Is My Turn," Giddens again worked with legendary producer and New Basement Tapes leader T Bone Burnett to bring to life her soulful versions of songs originally recorded by everyone from Nina Simone to Dolly Parton.

You can check out a trailer for the album below.

VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT IDEAS

By Amanda Bernocco

Date-Night Lingerie That Shouldn't Leave the Bedroom ($50)
True & Co.

Dare to be revealing on Valentine's Day with some not-so-practical lingerie for a sexy date night at home. This 3-piece lingerie set comes with a see-through lace-lined panty, bra and garter belt. It's the perfect addition to a romantic Valentine's Day date night.

Creative Dates in a Box ($39/month)

With such busy schedules in our fast-paced society, who actually has time to plan a Valentine's Day date, or any date for that matter? Busy couples should get their hands on this monthly date in a box. For one monthly fee (that's less than the routine dinner and movie date) you'll receive all you need for a creative date that will help you connect with your significant other – no planning necessary!

Personalize Your Gift (prices vary)
Personalization Mall
Valentine's Day is more about being thoughtful and spending time with the one you love – whether that's your significant other, a friend, children or even your pet (why not?). With Personalization Mall you can literally customize anything to show what your valentine really means to you.

#GrowYourLove ($38)
The Sill
Want to make a romantic gesture but avoid the cliche of giving roses? Get your hands on a Hoya plants plant. It's appropriately nicknamed "Lucky-heart" in Europe, grows to be heart shaped and lasts much longer than flowers. Tell her that – like your love – it won't wilt and it's meant to go the distance.

Chocolate Fondue Fountain ($63.91)
Sephra

Is there a better gift than flowing chocolate? Never – especially when it comes Sephra's easy-to-use chocolate fountain that's really quiet and comes with skewers for dipping. It's romantic but also great for parties!

MOVIES

By Jordan Webb

Fifty Shades of Grey (Universal Pictures)
From E.L. James's best-selling novel of the same name comes the much-anticipated motion picture adaptation. Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), a young literature student, has her world turned upside down when she meets a mysterious billionaire with very singular tastes.

Kingsman: The Secret Service (Twentieth Century Fox)
An uncouth but street-smart kid is recruited into a top-secret spy organization just as a global threat begins to emerge. But before he can be sent out into the field, he must pass the agency's grueling training program.

DVD & BLU-RAY

By Emily Morgan

DVDs/Blu-ray Releases

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Walt Disney Studios)

Disney brings to life Judith Viorst's popularchildren's book. For 12 years, Alexander has lived one bad day after another while he watches the rest of his family enjoy a seemingly perfect life.

At midnight on his birthday, he wishes for his family to experience a little taste of what he feels every day. His wish will have unintended consequences that could spell doom for his father, mother and three siblings.

Ed Oxenbould plays the titular Alexander. Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner star as his parents.

Special features on the Blu-Ray/DVD include bloopers, a behind-the-scenes look with star Oxenbould, and a making-of the Australian Outback party scene. Author Viorst and her son (the real Alexander) also explain how the book changed their lives.

Rosewater (Universal Studios)
Jon Stewart has left "The Daily Show" before and things worked out pretty well for all parties involved. Interim host John Oliver got his own show on HBO and Stewart made his directorial debut on "Rosewater."

The comedian spent three months in Jordan filming this true story about Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, who Iranian forces interrogated for 118 days under suspicion he was a spy. Stewart had invited Bahari on his program before his arrest and his Iranian captors claimed footage of him during that "Daily Show" appearance proved he was working with the American government and the CIA.

Gael Garcia Bernal stars as the journalist who was blindfolded and brutally interrogated for four months at Evin Prison. The only distinguishable trait Bahari could identify about his interrogator was that he smelled like rosewater.

Special features on the Blu-Ray/DVD include a conversation with Stewart, the story of Maziar Bahari, a spotlight on the controversial 2009 Iran presidential election and more.

Nurse Jackie: Season 6 (Lionsgate)
The pill-popping nurse has fallen off the wagon again to start the sixth season of the Showtime comedy starring Edie Falco. Her descent back into drugs soon alienates her from those she cares about most.

Falco received her fourth Golden Globe and fifth Emmy award for her leading role in this latest season.

Special features on the Blu-Ray/DVD include deleted scenes, audio commentaries with cast and crew, a spotlight on "Growing Up Peyton" and a featurette on Jackie's return to drugs.

Other Movies and TV Shows Available on Blu-Ray and DVD include:

•  Nightcrawler (Universal Studios)
•  Addicted (Lionsgate)
•  Kill the Messenger (Universal Studios)
•  The Song (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
•  Laggies (Lionsgate)
•  Force Majeure (Magnolia Home Entertainment)
•  Lilting (Strand Releasing)
•  Atlantis: Season 2 (BBC Home Entertainment)
•  Fear Clinic (Anchor Bay)
•  In Your Eyes (Anchor Bay)
•  Poker Night (XLRator)
•  Predestination (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
•  The Lookalike (Well Go USA)
•  LEGO: DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizzaro League (Warner Home Video)
•  Olive Kitteridge (HBO Studios)
•  Z Nation: Season 1 (Universal Studios)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

Game of Thrones: Season 4

The fourth season of the HBO fantasy drama adapted its story from the second half of George R.R. Martin's "A Storm of Swords," as well as "A Feast for Crows" and "A Dance with Dragons."

The show returned with a bang, quickly killing off another substantial character that blew up Twitter with the hashtag, #WhoKilledJoffrey. Tyrion Lannister soon comes under suspicion for committing the murder and struggles to prove his innocence through much of the season.

Other storylines include the Stark children setting their own course, the impending attack at The Wall and Daenerys Targaryen biding her time as the ruler of Meereen in Slaver's Bay before returning to Westeros.

iTunes has the entire season available for purchase on Feb. 15.

Sense and Sensibility (1995)
This adaptation of the Jane Austen novel is a who's who of great English actors in the last 20 years. It's also considered one of the film adaptations of Austen's work that spurred many more retellings of her other novels.

Emma Thompson wrote the screenplay and starred as Elinor Dashwood. Kate Winslet played her younger sister Marianne. Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman play their male suitors who will give the women financial security when the Dashwood family loses their wealth.

The movie garnered seven Oscar nominations including Best Adapted Screenplay for the first-time screenwriter Thompson, which she won. She's the only person to win Academy Awards for both acting and writing.

Amazon has the film available for streaming on Feb. 12.

Mr. Peabody & Sherman

Mr. Peabody lists his accomplishments as businessman, inventor, scientist, two-time Olympic champion who just happens to be a dog. He has an adopted son Sherman who he travels back in time with to experience some of the biggest moments in history.

Unfortunately, Sherman will disregard the rules for time travel and send history, as we know it, into disarray. The two must work together to reset the course.

Ty Burrell ("Modern Family") voices the intelligent canine and Max Charles voices his adopted human son. Stephen Colbert, Allison Janney, Stephen Tobolowsky, Dennis Haysbert and Leslie Mann also add their voice talents to the animated film.

Netflix has the film available for streaming.

Check out our complete list of movies available for streaming on Netflix this month and see below for more options on Amazon Prime and for purchase at iTunes.

iTunes

•  101 Dalmatians (1961)
•  Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
•  Kill the Messenger
•  Rosewater
•  The Theory of Everything
•  The Better Angels
•  Horrible Bosses 2
•  101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure
•  Romeo and Juliet (2014)
•  Nurse Jackie: Season 6
•  The Mystical Laws (available Feb. 13)
•  Penguins of Madagascar (available Feb. 13)

Amazon

•  Soul of a Banquet (available Feb. 15)
•  20,000 Days on Earth (available Feb. 16)

FASHION & BEAUTY

By Oulimata Ba

For this week's Coveted I've gathered a few top bath and body products for the lover in your life – the soap lover, bubble bath lover and anyone else who loves a spa day at home.

For the bubble bath lover: Soak and bask in sudsy splendor with this Coquito bubble bath from Honeycat Cosmetics made with honey, coconut, shea butter, milk and rum.

Honeycat, which uses a cat symbol to invoke femininity and sexuality, also has other bath products with tempting themes, including a collection for Vampire Lovers and a shower gel that smells like red wine. 

For the soap lover: I bought one of Beekman's COPA soap bars in Lavender at New York City's Feast of San Gennaro last fall and have not stopped pining over it since. What sets it apart from other natural, handmade soaps is the rich, bubbly lather - it's a spa experience in the shower unlike any other, with a bouquet of lavender, honey and shea butter wafting from the soap.

COPA (coconut, olive, palm and almond) soaps, $4, are made with cold-pressed oils and fruit, which is important because it preserves the nutritional value of the ingredients. Other scents include cider, cocoa tea tree, sage and bay rum.

For the body scrub lover: Not only do I love Soap & Glory's enticingly pink packaging, but its Flake Away Body Polish with seat salt and peach seed powder has saved me by exfoliating my dull, dry skin during many a pre-night-out ritual.

The $25 sugar-based body polish is paraben-free and has Soap & Glory's traditional fragrance with strawberries, gardenia blossoms, jasmine and peach.

For the body butter lover: I consider The Body Shop's Body Butters the ultimate affordable option for a boost in deep skin hydration if, like me, your skin is so dry you see scales. The Body Shop's butters have been around for a while, but it has new jumbo sizes and scents like Smoky Poppy and Wild Argan Oil for $20 and $36, respectively.

TECH

By John Nassivera

JH Audio Roxanne Earphones

Jerry Harvey looks to provide a new listening experience with the Roxanne-Astell&Kern earphones which features soundrlVe Technology and new mini quad drivers. A wider frequency range (ranging from flat bass response up to +15dB) is provided by a triple quad driver, and users can adjust the output and bass. Get the JH Audio Roxanne earphones now at Amazon for $1,479.00.

Titanium NFC Ring

The Titanium NFC Ring is available now to give you an additional way to control various devices. In addition to unlocking smartphones, tablets and even your door, you can also use it to control apps. The high-tech Ring, which waterproof an does not require charging, is available at Amazon for $55.

2GB Sunglass Sun Glass Bluetooth Headset
Looking for high-tech sunglasses? Check out the 2GB Sunglass Bluetooth Headset at Amazon now. The device comes with an earphone-fixed lever that can rotate 270 degrees, as well as an earphone that can rotate 90 degrees. Additional features include a lithium battery that can re-charge and battery voltage that can be detected automatically. The black headset is available now for $17.62.