Rolling Stone

Lil Nas X

Montero

The young legend's long-awaited full-length debut is a subversive delight

Meek Mill

Expensive Pain

When the embattled Philly rapper is on his game, there's no one better. But his fifth album often lacks focus and energy.

Brandi Carlile

In These Silent Days

Singer-songwriter's follow-up to the breakthrough 'By the Way, I Forgive You' finds inspiration in the free-rambling spirits of the FM dial

Various Artists

I'll Be Your Mirror: A Tribute to 'The Velvet Underground & Nico'

Artists reflect who the Velvets were as they reinterpret every song on the Banana Album

With Logan and Kendall going head to head in an all-out Roy family war, the show goes bigger, badder, and bloodthirstier than ever

After a seven-year hiatus, the comedian is back on TV — but his new topical show feels awfully familiar

Hulu's charming new comedy puts true-crime podcast obsessives played by Selena Gomez, Steve Martin, and Martin Short at the center of an amateur investigation

Like so many anthologies, this new series created by 'Office' star B.J. Novak is plagued by inconsistencies in tone, quality, and theme

Suicide Squad

Director James Gunn’s stand-alone sequel delivers all the grime-splashed, blood-splattered grindhouse cosplay fans desire

Stillwater

The sly power of director Tom McCarthy’s style is to reveal how we often project our beliefs and biases based on assumptions

Jungle Cruise

The Mouse House attempts to make a-movie-based-on-an-amusement-park-ride lightning strike twice — and gives you a journey in to the heart of "blah"-ness

Nine Days

A man interviews souls for the chance to be born in this metaphysical drama that asks: Who are we, before we are anything at all?