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Released on Juneteenth, Outlaws’ Almanac is a righteous gathering of contemporary and repurposed folk-roots freedom songs

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The superstar’s third album features even sharper storytelling, even more visceral emotions, and Robert Smith

Bitch is full of tired moves and cynical appeals to the streaming algorithm

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The Alabama country-rock group level up — and power up — on their excellent new album Grateful

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Why are you doing this, Pixar? Why?

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The Wayan brothers return with another parody of slasher flicks and horror-film clichés. And this time, it’s personal

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YouTuber Kane Parsons takes the premise of his eerie videos depicting endless, empty spaces and runs with it. The result is existentially scary AF

If you answered yes and like Walmart commercials in the middle of your big-screen comedies, The Breadwinner is for you

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This year’s festival was in danger of flatlining. Then came writer, director, and comedian Jordan Firstman’s feature debut and a five-way bidding war