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Ozuna ascends gracefully when he pushes past ill-fitting nostalgia and claims his contemporary moment.
The alt-pop icon teams up with Pharrell for a revelatory inner-space journey
The easy-listening rock kings deepen their politics and globe-trotting sound on a downright compelling LP.
Although it's been 13 years since their last LP and more than half a century since they formed, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey still know who they are
The entrance of the former Massachusetts governor into the presidential race is more proof the party has no clue where the votes are
Trump didn't scrap the month dedicated to Native Americans, but he is stepping on it with a new celebration
The former mayor's legacy is disqualifying for the Democratic Party’s most essential constituency
Soul singer Jimmy Dennis spent 25 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. But […]
Our heroine and her manager are as charming as ever, but the series' tics are dulling its shine
In this new Showtime series from comedian Abby McEnany, a depressed woman finds hope and humor amid despair
The sequel to one of last year's best shows features more strong performances, another cool soundtrack, and a new character. It also dilutes the first season's success.
The Apple TV+ series from M. Night Shyamalan is heavy on atmosphere but light on everything else
A tale of an outlaw couple on the run in Trump's racially charged America is a bold new take on an old tale — and a brilliant piece of protest art
Rian Johnson's updated take on the classic genre is star-studded, twisty, and devilishly fun
Part British-horror homage and part Freudian nightmare, this fetishistic ghost story is a singularly warped vision of haunted couture
A tense, pulpy cop procedural from France drops a street-crime unit into a precarious situation — and indicts a system of social oppression
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