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The Nashville queen cranks up the guitars, talks love and politics and keeps the drinks coming on a fantastic LP
On his ninth album, West turns to religion as his muse. It leads to moments of undeniable beauty, but little to hold onto
With demos, a full remix, and live material, the band's Big Rock Record is finally bigger than ever
Pan-Latino heartthrobs mine multiple diasporas with ease on accessible new EP
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 […]
A new cast, including Oscar winner Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II, brings the challenges of middle age (and, for Prince Charles and Princess Anne, adolescence) to life
Based on the Phillip Pullman trilogy, the new HBO series leaves much to the imagination
Hailee Steinfeld is charismatic as the celebrated poet, but new Apple TV+ series is a muddled mashup of modern and period sensibilities
Damon Lindelof’s sequel to the Eighties work stays true to its spirit, asking big, difficult questions about today’s world — and the heroes and villains who live in it
Linda Hamilton returns to give the beleaguered series its best sequel in decades
The actor-writer-director's performance brings emotional connection to this noir adaptation of Jonathan Lethem’s landmark novel
The South Korean filmmaker outdoes himself with this cutting, caustic tale of class warfare between the haves and the have-nots
Cynthia Erivo turns this portrait of Harriet Tubman into something better than your usual Oscarbait
