Rolling Stone

Dolly Parton

Run Rose Run

Album proves the 76-year-old legend still has a classic late-era record in her, whenever she chooses to make it

Avril Lavigne

Love Sux

She hasn't had this much fun in years, reminding us that her original sound was a blueprint for today's pop-punk boom

Earthgang

Ghetto Gods

The Atlanta duo sound like they're spreading their wings and embracing challenges

Big Thief

Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You

Beloved indie-folk band delivers a 20-song album full of slanted revelation

The Gilded Age

Julian Fellowes’ new series pits old money vs. new in 1880s New York City

Peacemaker

Writer-director James Gunn’s take on the bucket-headed hero is a gloriously goofy sendup and a sincere character study rolled into one

How I Met Your Father

It may be more inclusive, but it completely misses what made the original sitcom such a blast in the first place

The Sex Lives of College Girls

Like 'Sex and the City' before it, co-creator Mindy Kaling's lively new HBO Max comedy is really about the friendships forged during a formative time of life

Macbeth

Joel Coen’s adaptation of Shakespeare is a starkly modern take that knows absolute power corrupts, absolutely

Scream

Do you like scary movies about scary movies laughing at scary movies? Then you’ll love the new ‘Scream’

Cyrano

Peter Dinklage turns up the tragedy (and the heat) to make this classic character his own

Don't Look Up

Adam McKay’s satire can’t crawl out of the tarpit of its own bone-deep despair