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The best movies, TV, books and music for June

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The best TV, music, movies and books for May

The best TV, music, movies and books for May

The best TV, music, movies and books for May

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The best movies, TV, books and music for April

The best movies, TV, music and books of the month

The best in April culture, with nude models and Twin Peaks

The best movies, TV, books and music for April

The best movies, TV, books and music for April

The best movies, TV, music and books for March

The best books, TV, movies and music of February

Including the year’s best doc and a creepy, Matrix-y play

The best books, TV, movies and music of January

December’s best TV, movies, music and books

Including Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd, together again, and the inevitable “Tiger King” sequel

Including the long-awaited prequel to “The Sopranos,” plus Dave Grohl’s life story

Including: The return of Jon Stewart, plus a 53-song tribute to Metallica

It’s Val Kilmer’s world, as seen through the eyes of Val Kilmer. Plus, Taika Waititi’s new comedy.

Including a “What We Do in the Shadows” spinoff and the year’s best concert film

Including Netflix’s strangest show yet and the long-awaited premiere of “Kevin Can Go F--- Himself”

Including the heist/zombie film of the year and a surprising podcast from Jeff Goldblum

Including Ken Burns taking on Hemingway and the most violent TV show ever

Including Bob Odenkirk doing his best John Wick in "Nobody"

Including the next indie horror classic from A24 (following "Hereditary" and "The Witch")

Highlight: Nicolas Cage teaches us the history of swearing

Including the return of “Big Mouth” and David Fincher, plus Chadwick Boseman’s final performance

Books, records and assorted ephemera to get them through the pandemic

Including Werner Herzog musing on meteorites, two next-gen gaming consoles and “Ready Player Two”

Including a scary follow-up to “The Haunting of Hill House” and all things accidentally Wes Anderson

Charlie Kaufman’s weirdest film yet, plus the return of “Fargo” and football