
‘The World’s a Little Blurry’
8 things we learned from Billie Eilish’s new doc
The U.K. rapper's second album is all about new beginnings.
The Paramore singer has codified what a 'quarantine album' can be
On their surprise album, two Bad Seeds confront loneliness, cabin fever, and white supremacy — while still showing a glint of optimism
One of the best young singer-songwriters in indie rock reaches for a bigger sound on her third LP
Turns out saddling teenagers with mortgage-like debt under the guise of increasing "access" to college education is a bad idea
“We couldn't scale a wall to try to get in — we would have been shot down off of that wall.”
Biden's first week indicates just how much triage he must perform on a broken nation, and why unity cannot take priority over accountability
Singer discusses her love of Dolly Parton, Selena, Sade, and Cher
Netflix's new series about a single mom and her teen daughter injects a familiar formula with more characters, more drama, and higher stakes
After an engaging start, Netflix's new erotic thriller self-destructs with a series of needlessly crazy twists
NBC's new sitcom based on the life of Dwayne Johnson presents the WWE-champ-turned-movie-star as a boy, a teenager, a college athlete, and 10 years into the future
Russell T. Davies' limited series about the dawn of the crisis in early 1980s London is a gut-wrenching look at the horrors of the disease — but it makes plenty of room for joy, too
This political film — starring Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya — shouldn't be mistaken for history but it will most certainly educate a new cohort about the Black Panthers
Latest comedy from the brains behind 'Bridesmaids' feels like a feature-length sketch devoted to two imaginary 'SNL' characters, sans the laughs
John David Washington and Zendaya verbally duke it out in this long, tortured thesis statement of a movie
Azazel Jacobs’ eccentric socialite comedy — also starring Lucas Hedges and Valerie Mahaffey — teeters on the edge of an uncertain reality