Rolling Stone

Justin Bieber

Changes

Pop superstar's first album in five years is sweet and tender, but ultimately shallow

Grimes

Miss Anthropocene

The button-pushing pop experimentalist's latest is a concept album (of sorts) on the climate crisis

Beach Bunny

Honeymoon

Chicago band's debut is a showcase for Lily Trifilio's fantastic songwriting

Nathaniel Rateliff

And It's Still Alright

The Colorado soulman tones down for a solo set that deals with loss and suffering.

High Fidelity

The gender-flipped take on the famed Nick Hornby novel (and 2000 movie) is a loving cover, neatly updated for today

Picard

Sir Patrick Stewart is back as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in a new CBS All Access spin-off, and resistance is futile

Shrill

The second season of the Hulu comedy sees Aidy Bryant's Annie lean into the show's title — almost

Locke & Key

Netflix's new supernatural thriller, based on the Joe Hill comic, tries to do too much — and all of it's been done before

The Assistant

The specter of Harvey Weinstein looms over this slow-burn story of one young woman’s day working for a predatory mogul

The Gentlemen

Guy Ritchie returns to the sort of clever, tough-guy crime caper he made his name with — and you kind of wish he hadn't

The Last Full Measure

The amazing true story of a soldier's valor in Vietnam takes a back seat to a decades-long tale of bureaucratic incompetence and corruption

Troop Zero

A group of misfit youngsters form their own Birdies troop and take on their hoity-toity rivals in a movie you've seen a million times before