Rolling Stone

Bruce Springsteen

Letter to You

Recorded in just a few days with the E Street Band, this is one of the most personal statements of Springsteen's career

21 Savage and Metro Boomin

Savage Mode II

The duo recaptures the magic of the first 'Savage Mode' installment while paying tribute to their Southern rap influences.

Machine Gun Kelly

Tickets to My Downfall

Blink 182's Travis Barker helps the Cleveland rapper find a new punk sound

Matt Berninger

Serpentine Prison

The National frontman's gorgeous solo debut leans into his band's core sound while emphasizing what makes him unique

Grand Army

Netflix's new teen drama tackles hot-button topics like sexual assault, identity, and racism with a deft touch

Fargo

The FX series' long-awaited fourth installment pits warring mobs, corrupt cops, bootstrapping immigrants, and more in a battle for 1950 Kansas City

The Right Stuff

A new adaptation of Tom Wolfe's 1979 book about the Mercury 7 astronauts, this Disney+ original series limps into the great beyond

John Bronco

Walton Goggins is a relic of a bygone era in a quirky mockumentary about Fords and fame

Martin Eden

Pietro Marcello's take on Jack London's novel is the kind of movie that restores your faith in an art form — and the craft of turning words on a page into sound and vision

The Trial of the Chicago 7

Writer-director Aaron Sorkin brings a star-studded cast and his signature brand of fast-talking, hokey idealism to an inflection point in the counterculture movement

The Forty-Year-Old Version

Writer, director and star Radha Blank tells a semi-autobiographical tale of a playwright stuck in an artistic rut — and boldly stakes her claim in a normally white, malecentric comic space

American Utopia

Spike Lee's concert film of the singer's Broadway show is a perfect complement to 'Stop Making Sense' — and pure bliss