This week’s New Music Report stars Beck and his spooky, psychedelic, Danger Mouse-produced album Modern Guilt. The record channels classic 60s bands like the Zombies and recalls Danger Mouse’s work with Gnarls Barkley. How does it hold up against other Beck classics? Click above for Senior Editor Melissa Maerz’s complete take on Modern Guilt.

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Mötley Crüe and Girl Talk are at the center of this week’s New Music Report. Click above for Contributing Editor Christian Hoard’s complete take on the ’80s glam band’s 21st century revival Saints of Los Angeles and one man sample machine Greg Gillis’ Feed the Animals.

• Review: Mötley Crüe’s Saints of Los Angeles (3 stars)

• Review: Girl Talk’s Feed The Animals (4 stars)

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Dueling comedies open this weekend — Mike Myers’ “The Love Guru” and Steve Carell’s “Get Smart.” Only one has Anne Hathaway … and only one is worth seeing. Head to the Travers Take for our movie critic’s full report.

• Video Review: Get Smart and The Love Guru
• Review: The Love Guru (.5 stars)
• Review: Get Smart (2.5 stars)

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This week’s New Music Report features Rolling Stone cover boy Chris Martin and his band Coldplay’s new album Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends. Rolling Stone Contributing Editor Christian Hoard says the group has expanded their sound, but is it enough? Click above for his complete thoughts on one of the year’s most high-profile records.

• Video: Coldplay’s Viva La Vida

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In this week’s New Music Report, Associate Editor Brian Hiatt takes a look at one of the best albums of the year so far in My Morning Jacket’s Evil Urges. The band’s fifth studio outing blends elements of Southern rock, funk, soul, jam rock and R&B to create a wholly unique brand of American rock and roll. Click above for the complete rundown of Evil Urges, and click below for the Rolling Stone review and for a video walkthrough of the album care of MMJ frontman Jim James.

• Review: My Morning Jacket’s Evil Urges

• Video: My Morning Jacket’s Jim James Breaks Down Tracks From Evil Urges

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Over at The Travers Take, Peter Travers tackles Adam Sandler’s You Don’t Mess with the Zohan, in which the comedian stars as an Israeli commando hoping to succeed as a hairdresser in New York. Will Sandler’s collaboration with SNL’s Robert Smigel and Knocked Up mastermind Judd Apatow succeed? Click below to watch and find out.

• Video Review: You Don’t Mess With the Zohan

• Review: You Don’t Mess With the Zohan (2 stars)

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In this week’s New Music Report, RollingStone.com’s Kyle Anderson examines Weezer’s new self-titled “Red Album.” Yes, it’s a step up from Make Believe, but how big a step? Click above for the full report on Rivers Cuomo and Company’s latest.

• Review: Weezer’s Weezer

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In this week’s New Music Report, Rolling Stone Senior Editor Michael Endelman takes a look at Al Green’s new album Lay It Down. Click here for his full report.

• Review: Al Green’s Lay It Down

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Over at the Travers Take, check out Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers’ video review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Is it a reasonable way to spend your Memorial Day weekend dollars at the cinema? Click below to find out.

• Peter Travers Video Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

• Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2.5 stars)

In this week’s New Music Report, Rolling Stone Contributing Editor Christian Hoard gives his take on Houston rapper Bun B’s II Trill and Welsh songstress Duffy’s Rockferry. Click above for Hoard’s thoughts on Duffy’s cool retro-soul and Bun’s hot Southern-kissed hip-hop.

• Review: Duffy’s Rockferry

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The Chronicles of Narnia: Price Caspian leads the way in this week’s Peter Travers video review. Click below for the Rolling Stone film critic’s take on the kid-friendly fantasy epic and how it stacks up against other epics.

• Peter Travers Video Review: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

• Review: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2.5 stars)

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Death Cab for Cutie take center stage in this week’s New Music Report, as Senior Editor Michael Endelman takes a look at the group’s second major label outing Narrow Stairs. Click above for Endelman’s take on the band’s heavy, loose, raw new record.

• Review: Death Cab for Cuties’ Narrow Stairs

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In this week’s video review, Peter Travers takes a look at two very different options for this weekend’s trip to the cinema. Click here for the Rolling Stone film critic’s take on the colorful car fantasy Speed Racer and the Ashton Kutcher/Cameron Diaz comedy What Happens in Vegas.

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The Roots’ excellent new album Rising Down is the focus of this week’s Rolling Stone New Music Report. Click above for Contributing Editor Christian Hoard’s take on the beloved hip-hop band’s intense, propulsive new record.

• Review: The Roots’ Rising Down

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The blockbuster movie season starts this weekend, and Peter Travers is armed and ready with his video review of Iron Man. Click here for the Rolling Stone film critic’s take on that movie, plus his thoughts on the David Mamet mixed martial arts flick Redbelt and the romantic comedy Made of Honor.