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‘You People’

Jonah Hill and Lauren London star in this often funny but ultimately meek comedy about Black-white relations.
‘Plane’

Gerard Butler stars in this sturdy thriller, which almost seems to have come out of the pre-Sly-and-Arnold world.
‘Infinity Pool’

Brandon Cronenberg goes well past the edge in this deranged critique of Western decadence.
‘Close’

Lukas Dhont's profoundly felt portrait of two inseparable friends is shattered by a manipulative twist

‘The Last of Us’

What works about 'The Last of Us' works well enough that one sees the near future in which the show winds up among television's best.
‘Mayfair Witches’

Even as one wishes something more from the show surrounding her, Alexandra Daddario makes the part her own.
‘Will Trent’

Will Trent's doggedness, and his ability to pivot when he's been proven wrong, buoy a show with a bit more going on than first meets the eye.
‘Kaleidoscope’

Seeing how it all fits together is vastly more fun and engaging than the actual story here.

Drake’s ‘Her Loss’

Drake is back on his game with "Her Loss," which has levity where the last album had sulking. 21 Savage is employed far less often but makes for an edgy, strategic foil.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’

Taylor Swift's "Midnights" is a pendulum swing away from "Folklore" and "Evermore," in trading acoustic instruments for electronic ones, but it feels like their continuation, in sheer intimacy terms.
Muni Love’s ‘Public Displays of Affection’

Megan Thee Stallion's "Traumazine" goes lighter on her trademark sensuality and humor as it deals with well-known career and personal drama.
Noah Cyrus’ ‘The Hardest Part’

Six years after the release of "Lemonade," pop icon Beyoncé has come through again with the sticky, sweaty, hedonistic "Renaissance."

‘The Piano Lesson’

Samuel L. Jackson, John David Washington and Danielle Brooks lead the cast of "The Piano Lesson," August Wilson's story of a family haunted by ghosts of the past.
‘Funny Girl’

Lea Michele gives this 'Funny Girl' what the revival previously lacked: charisma, astonishing vocals and assuredness — not to mention a killer fan base.
‘The Devil Wears Prada’

"Devil Wears Prada," the Broadway-bound new musical, now premiering in Chicago, needs to take a cue from Miranda Priestly and get meaner.
‘The Kite Runner’

Starring Amir Arison, this stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel is a heartbreaker -- but so uplifting, it's worth the pain.

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