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Watching

• The Outrun. Nora Fingscheidt’s searching and soulful adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s award-winning memoir makes good on its source material. Liptrot speaks with TIME on turning her memoir of addiction and recovery into a movie starring Saoirse Ronan. Read here. And here’s our review.

• Love is Blind. Are you watching the new season? We are! And we’re also reliving all the most haunting moments of seasons past. Read here.

• Industry. When Industry first launched, it wasn't obvious that Rob would become the most sympathetic character. His evolution reflects the maturation of a show that has evolved beyond banking stereotypes. Read more.

Listening to

• Sabrina Carpenter. Carpenter may be only 25, but she is coming into her own with the earned confidence of a veteran, and she knows how to give the people what they want. Read more.

• Shaboozey. “As a native Nashvillian, I’m proud to have Shaboozey represent country music,” writes Grammy-nominated musician Jelly Roll. Read more.

• Laufey. “When she performs, she’s ­maestroesque, playing so many instruments and hitting every note perfectly,” writes Grammy-winning musical artist Olivia Rodrigo. Read more.

Talking About

• As one of the most prolific producers in music, Jack Antonoff has become a go-to collaborator for pop’s biggest artists including Tyalor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Sabrina Carpenter, Lorde and Florence + the Machine. Read our interview.

• Saturday Night dramatizes the story of the chaotic 90 minutes before the first episode of what would become Saturday Night Live. Read here for a guide to the entertainers portrayed in the movie and the projects they’re best known for.

• “A movie can be a major downer and still carry no emotional weight,” writes Stephanie Zacharek. “That’s the sad, stoop-shouldered truth of Joker: Folie à Deux.” Read more here.