Rolling Stone

Taylor Swift

Folklore

Her eighth album is a radical detour into the deepest collection of songs she's ever come up with

Juice WRLD

Legends Never Die

The rapper's posthumous LP is another reminder of his navel-gazing pop mastery

The Chicks

Gaslighter

The trio's first album in nearly 15 years is their most pop-sounding yet, and their most honest

Rufus Wainwright

Unfollow the Rules

Singer-songwriter's ninth album of original material is a stately pop throwback full of his signature vocal grandeur

Lovecraft Country

HBO’s pulp-inflected new drama is a no-punches-pulled treatise on race in America

Star Trek: Lower Decks

Snarky humor and sincere admiration make an awkward match in new workplace comedy about low-ranking Starfleet officers

P-Valley

Katori Hall adapts her strip club-set play to a wonderfully moody and finely etched small-screen drama

Ted Lasso

With this new take on his character creation, Sudeikis leans into the Jimmy Stewart-ish decency that he's hinted at in past roles

Palm Springs

Destined to repeat themselves, Cristin Milioti joins Samberg for a romcom that doesn't disappoint

The Old Guard

The 'Atomic Blonde' star leads a group of immortal warriors into battle in this surprisingly character-driven take on superhero epics

Irresistible

Steve Carell and Rose Byrne are partisan spin doctors who try to shape a small-town election —a nd deliver a scathing state-of-the-nation comedy

Da 5 Bloods

Part war film and part heist thriller, the director's story of black veterans returning to old battlegrounds feels made for our current moment