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The pop-punk heroes' first album in four years is one of their most fun ever
He's still one of the greatest of all time, but his 13th LP feels musically and thematically rudderless.
The singer's third solo album is an act of divine ruthlessness, full of dance-y, mid-tempo clarity
WIth flute, acoustic guitar, and generic lyrics, the onetime grunge icons seem to be facing an identity crisis
There's no clear winner in the Iowa Caucus state delegate count, but the depth of this disaster go even deeper
'Who won Iowa?' is still a question without an easy answer. That's ridiculous
He’s feeding African American voters an image of a pugnacious businessman willing to do anything to take out Trump. New tapes remind us he was just as dogged about stopping and frisking black folks
Plus, another Chris Matthews rant
The gender-flipped take on the famed Nick Hornby novel (and 2000 movie) is a loving cover, neatly updated for today
Sir Patrick Stewart is back as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in a new CBS All Access spin-off, and resistance is futile
The second season of the Hulu comedy sees Aidy Bryant's Annie lean into the show's title — almost
Netflix's new supernatural thriller, based on the Joe Hill comic, tries to do too much — and all of it's been done before
The specter of Harvey Weinstein looms over this slow-burn story of one young woman’s day working for a predatory mogul
Guy Ritchie returns to the sort of clever, tough-guy crime caper he made his name with — and you kind of wish he hadn't
The amazing true story of a soldier's valor in Vietnam takes a back seat to a decades-long tale of bureaucratic incompetence and corruption
A group of misfit youngsters form their own Birdies troop and take on their hoity-toity rivals in a movie you've seen a million times before
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