On the Cover: Halsey, a Rebel at Peace
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She's one of pop's most outspoken young hitmakers. Now she's coming to terms with the person behind the persona
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Album Reviews
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Lil Nas X
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The memelord-turned-superstar detours from country-rap to rap-rock
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Madonna
Madame X
Her latest is full of bold moves as well as moments that trigger that "worried about Madonna" feeling
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Future
Save Me
The king of the vocoder blues rappers delivers a surprisingly experimental release.
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Bruce Springsteen
Western Stars
His latest LP evokes country-tinged California pop from the Sixties and Seventies, sounding like nothing he's done before.
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Columnists
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Political Media Is a Hucksters’ Paradise
In the Trump era of cartoon politics, the world’s biggest jackasses have an easy highway to fame and fortune
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Joe Biden’s Anti-Abortion Past (and Present) Is Haunting His Candidacy
The former vice president's continued support for the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding except in extreme cases, is only the beginning
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Elizabeth Warren’s New Plan to Close the Racial Wealth Gap
The surging Democrat is proposing a Small Business Equity Fund to help entrepreneurs of color
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The First Time: Halsey
MusicPop singer recalls genesis of her stage name, her love for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and the first time she heard herself on the radio
TV Reviews
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Euphoria
In HBO's new teen drama, high-schoolers turn to sex, drugs and violence for a heady — and hellish — escape
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Pose
Despite the odds stacked against its characters, optimism reigns in the return of FX’s drag ball series — breaking a major rule of Peak TV drama for the better
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Big Little Lies
The addition of Meryl Streep to an already stellar cast gives this sophomore effort a boost
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Ramy
Ramy Youssef brings his experience as a Muslim-American immigrant to TV — and gives us a near-perfect example of making the personal feel universal
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Movie Reviews
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Men in Black International
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson are an incredible duo in a flat franchise
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Shaft
Director Tim Story’s update of the blaxploitation classic remains shamelessly regressive
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The Dead Don't Die
Bill Murray, Chloë Sevigny and Adam Driver play cops trying to protect their small town from the walking dead, but it's not enough to save the film from floundering
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco
Two Bay Area filmmakers deliver a funny, poignant, rage-filled valentine to the city they love
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