This Week's Must List: Outlander, St. Vincent, and Mindhunter
Jamie and Claire reunited on Outlander
It's the scene we've all been waiting for: Claire (Caitriona Balfe) reunites with her 18th-century hubby, Jamie (Sam Heughan), in his print shop. That sound you're hearing now is millions of fans simultaneously shouting, "Finally!"
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We're Going to Need More Wine by Gabrielle Union
A year after the Being Mary Jane star wrote an explosive, powerful Los Angeles Times op-ed discussing the trauma of sexual assault, Union has returned to the page with this stunning essay collection. It's an affirmation of her uncanny insight and profound capacity for empathy.
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All American Made, Margo Price
Price takes the vivid storytelling and rootsy twang of last year's debut, Midwest Farmer's Daughter, to new heights on her second LP, a lush collection of tunes tackling subjects from the rural working class ("Heart of America") to gender discrimination ("Pay Gap").
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Mindhunter
Executive-produced and directed in part by David Fincher, this moody yet surprisingly charming slow-burn drama stars Jonathan Groff (Glee) and Holt McCallany (Sully) as two FBI agents who tumble down a psychological rabbit hole to understand a new phenomenon sweeping America in the late '70s: serial killers.
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Dreamgirls: Director's Extended Edition Blu-ray
Revisit the Oscar-winning 1960s girl-group musical with a new Blu-ray/digital HD release that includes an extended director's edition and Jennifer Hudson's screen test. And we are telling you, you're going to love it.
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Muppet Meet the Classics: The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux and Erik Forrest Jackson
A new book series from an EW alum, which combines our favorite felt friends and great literature, begins by reimagining Gaston Leroux's classic. The mash-up is a fun, unexpectedly gripping meld of the Muppets' sensibility with an engrossing tale of love and jealousy. (Miss Piggy, obviously, takes center stage as Christine.)
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For Ahkeem
Filmed over the course of three years and exec-produced by People's Jeff Truesdell, this intimate, honest doc follows Daje Shelton, a black teen in St. Louis struggling to find her future and graduate in a system seemingly set up for her failure.
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Masseduction, St. Vincent
Unified by a singular creative vision and the helping hand of co-producer Jack Antonoff, Annie Clark's fifth solo album as St. Vincent runs the gamut from berserk prog ("Fear the Future") to synth-pop ("Sugarboy") to cheekily cinematic balladry ("New York").
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American Wolf by Nate Blakeslee
In this vibrant work of nonfiction, a Texas Monthly writer goes into the mind — and heart — of a wolf. He tells the remarkable true story of O-Six, a wolf brought back to the Rockies by conservationists, as she fights hunters, cattle ranchers, and her own species for survival.
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Patton Oswalt: Annihilation
In this Netflix stand-up special, Emmy winner Oswalt navigates tragedy and comedy, poignantly (somehow) pairing dick jokes with memories of his wife's passing.