Rolling Stone

Morgan Wallen

Dangerous: The Double Album

The breakout country artist's 30-song collection is part album, part playlist, part content dump

Playboi Carti

'Whole Lotta Red'

On the most anticipated and ambitious project of his career, the SoundCloud-rap icon channels the cathartic spectacle of metal and hardcore punk.

Jack Harlow

'Thats What They All Say'

On his debut album, the rising Kentucky rapper uses his hometown as a lens to process his newfound stardom.

Paul McCartney

McCartney III

His latest recalls the pastoral, laid-back sound of 1970 solo debut

Dickinson

The Apple TV+ series shifts focus, with its titular poet craving recognition for her work — but the show is thrown off-balance as a result

Mr. Mayor

The beloved actor is a bumbling businessman who decides to shake up politics in the new NBC comedy from Tina Fey and Robert Carlock

Flight Attendant

In this darkly comic murder mystery, the 'Big Bang Theory' star plays a sexy party girl — but this time she's in control of the narrative

The Stand

CBS All Access' new adaptation of Stephen King's 1978 classic is plagued by structural changes and a bungled beginning

Pieces of a Woman

Vanessa Kirby's go-for-broke performance turns this drama of mourning and healing into something close to transcendent

News of the World

Tom Hanks, the Henry Fonda of our moment, clears the hurdles in director Paul Greengrass' movie set in post-Civil War America

Promising Young Woman

in Emerald Fennell's directorial debut, which skewers rape culture, no innocent bystanders are allowed

Soul

Pixar's latest is a buddy comedy — featuring a frustrated musician and a "soul" waiting to be born — a touchy-feely philosophical treatise, and a bit of follow-your-bliss existentialism for the whole family