Rockwell is still one of my favorites for titles. A few more I can think of is century gothic (classic), cubano, rift (thin, airy), museo sans (chunky and bold), and arial rounded. I'm suuuper lazy at doing titles and usually use fonts. Although I prefer script fonts, because I think they look better. Pretty much any font can work shadowed, even thin ones. Sometimes I will give the title two shadow layers... one softer and at a natural angle and then one smaller for more definition at the opposite angle or whatever looks best on the page. You can also add a mat in a contrasting color to help it pop. Just duplicate the font layer and add an outer stroke in whatever thickness you desire to the font layer on the bottom. Then rasterize (make sure it doesn't have a drop shadow) and clip papers or a solid color to it. Then add a shadow. That will create a mat behind the font. The only fonts that don't work well shadowed are the handwritten ones with texture on the edges. Those look better flat on the paper layer, I think.
