Rolling Stone

Vampire Weekend

Father of the Bride

The first album in six years from Ezra Koenig and Co. is rich ear candy loaded with helplessness and crisis.

Billie Eilish

When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?

Rarely has teenage wasteland been rendered so darkly as on the 17-year-old singer's debut album

Lizzo

Cuz I Love You

The singer's breakthrough debut is full of twerk-core jams, juicy old-school soul weepers, flute hero flexing and self-love anthems.

Mac DeMarco

Here Comes the Cowboy

The soft-rock savant's latest drifts amiably through a hermetic couch-jockey haze

Fleabag

Phoebe Waller-Bridge's tragicomic masterpiece reaches new heights in its second outing

Catch-22

George Clooney and Co. nail the horrors but not the absurdities of war depicted in Joseph Heller's iconic novel

Chernobyl

HBO's five-part miniseries recreates the infamous Russian nuclear disaster — and the denial, doublespeak and devastation that followed

Ramy

Ramy Youssef brings his experience as a Muslim-American immigrant to TV — and gives us a near-perfect example of making the personal feel universal

John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum

Keanu Reeves' master assassin returns for another round of gun fu, insane stunts and magnificent mayhem

Charlie Says

The story of the murder spree that ended the Sixties gets told from a female perspective — and that makes all the difference

Tolkien

Dull tale on 'Lord of the Rings' author's life doesn't do justice to his backstory or his breathtaking imagination

Avengers: Endgame

The Avengers' saga as we know it concludes, complete with callbacks, cameos, laughs and a lot of tears