Rolling Stone

Tate McRae

I Used to Think I Could Fly

The rising Canadian pop singer's genre pivots can lack cohesion, but she powers through with rage-filled anthems and cathartic ballads.

Harry Styles

Harry's House

Harry Styles delivers sleek, heartfelt pop pleasures on his great third album

Becky G

Esquemas

The ascending Mexican American star's sonic choices have never felt more deliberate or personal

Kendrick Lamar

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers

The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper spends much of his fifth studio album deconstructing his own mythology. The result is at moments brilliant but on the whole, frustratingly uneven

Hacks

As Deborah and Ava hit the road for a cross-country tour, their rocky relationship keeps the hit series’ new episodes crackling

Barry

After a disappointing second season, Bill Hader’s hitman-turned-actor series is pitch-black and funnier than ever

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

The latest series is a welcome throwback to episodic adventures and a soothing parable for the grim realities of modern times

Russian Doll

After a three-year hiatus, the metaphysically-minded series is back, sending its main character into different decades and down mental rabbit holes galore

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

The Master of the Mystic Arts’ second solo joint doubles as a genuine, old-school Sam Raimi horror movie — and that’s a gift

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

The Face-Off star pokes fun at his persona in a meta comedy about fame and fandom — and is the only reason this movie is not completely unbearable

The Northman

Director Robert Eggers revisits an ancient saga of redemption and revenge in his most visually stunning film yet

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Michelle Yeoh stars as a stifled woman who reaches her full kick-ass potential in a barrage of parallel lives