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The rapper's third album further demonstrates his gift for turning dreamy darkness into Top 40 gold.
New York punk troubadour tempers his rough-edged sound with help from producers Williams and Tom Overby
Her epic seventh album is all about big moods, dreamy Eighties throwbacks and evolutionary freedom
After keeping a low profile for years, she goes four for five on this too-brief EP
Byrne’s story of informing for the “deep state” sounds outlandish, but it should be investigated
Is 2020 going to be 2016 all over again?
The NFL is Colin Kaepernick’s antagonist. Expecting billionaire team owners to be serious about social justice, with or without Jay-Z, is a mistake
Pop star recalls the first time she collaborated with her brother Finneas, listening to Tyler, the Creator at horse camp and watching The Office for the 13th time
Skillful storytelling and sublime acting turn a difficult real-life tale of the hunt for a serial rapist into gripping television
A 14-year-old straddles the disjointed worlds of school and home, tuning his personality to each, in this poignant coming-of-age series
The normally sunny actress shines in this Showtime series as a sharp-elbowed former beauty queen who takes on a pyramid-scheme cult
Amazon's take on corrupt caped do-gooders — and a team of rogue agents trying to stop them — never gets past the limits of high-concept, low-blow premise
In director Lorene Scafaria's 'Hustlers,' Lopez's talent blossoms into something that takes your breath away
The only achievement in transferring Donna Tartt's 'The Goldfinch' from page to screen is that it's a botch job for the ages.
The sequel to 2017’s horror hit once again pits the Losers Club, now adults, against Stephen King’s psycho-killer clown — but a nearly three-hour run time dulls the terrifying effects
Cynics won't thrill to this feel-good movie based on a true story, but the uplift is there for those who need a rebuke to racism
