Hidden Track

The groundwork vibe of episodes one and two pays off quite nicely in a tidy, classic display of exactly why this show really works.

This captivating musical force owes as much to progressive rock as it does The Zombies and Brian Wilson.

This week’s Community is the classic bottle episode of the season.

On this week’s America’s Next Supreme, Queenie returns to put her name back on the ballot. It’s another solid outing with many great small moments.

‘Darlings,’ his second solo LP, is out March 18th on Arts & Crafts.

After a month-long break, the danger in ‘Sleepy Hollow’ is still ever-present. Yet much of the energy feels lost after so many weeks without our team of Apocalypse fighters.

This week’s slap-bet installment is a convoluted tale that stalls the forward momentum of the show. But at least it’s entertaining.

This episode, a sort-of tongue-in-cheek half-nod to the road trip as plot device, is loaded with even more signs of how much Hannah and Adam have grown as a couple

There are some truly compelling signs of emotional maturity (relationship-wise, at least) scattered throughout this episode, most notably the way each of them react to the coffee shop incident.

‘Her’ is an unconventional love story on the surface — but at its core, it’s much more simple and universal. It is our greatest story — the story of everything.

This week’s ‘Community: The Jeff Winger Show’ tackles the crime drama genre by way of ‘The Killing,’ ‘Hannibal,’ and David Fincher.

This week, showrunner Ryan Murphy draws from ‘Cloud Atlas’ and Stevie Nicks lore to inspire his coven.

Emma Thompson is Oscar-worthy as ‘Mary Poppins’ writer P.L. Travers, but the rest of this sweet, safe film is lacking substance.

Annie Clark’s funky satire both maligns and celebrates what it truly means to be thoroughly Millennial.

Will The Fab Two ‘Come Together’ to honor their original Sullivan performance?

Holloway is cooler than CBS’ cheesy new drama could ever hope to be.

No Peart? No problem.

Opeth’s ‘unusual’ new album will features heavy orchestrations, some minimal moments, and a balls-out prog-fusion jam that bites from Goblin, Mahavishnu, and ELP.

The Muscle Shoals documentary has been out for months now. But if you haven’t seen it yet, consider this a strong recommendation — especially if you live in the south.

Jeff Winger struggles to become a teacher. Also: loads of hilarious Nicolas Cage jokes.