Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) in his cups (well, goblets, technically) on Game of Thrones. HBO hide caption
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Beyoncé performs onstage at Coachella on April 14, 2018. Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Coachella hide caption
In Ramy, comedian Ramy Youssef plays a character based on his own experiences growing up as a Muslim and first-generation American in New Jersey. Barbara Nitke/Hulu hide caption
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Gina Rodriguez, DeWanda Wise and Brittany Snow star in Someone Great. Sarah Shatz/Netflix hide caption
Chris Evans returns as Captain America in Avengers: Endgame. Film Frame/Marvel Studios hide caption
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Lily James and Tessa Thompson play sisters struggling to stay afloat in Little Woods. Neon hide caption
Hail Satan? skimps on some devilish details, but as a profile of the Satanic Temple's efforts on behalf of the First Amendment, it's infernally compelling. Magnolia Pictures hide caption
Under the Silver Lake is the newest film from David Robert Mitchell, who directed 2015's It Follows. A24 hide caption
In Purl, a sentient ball of yarn finds itself out of place at the office. The short film is one of several created through a new Pixar program called SparkShorts. Pixar Animation Studios hide caption
Queen Cersei (Lena Headey) smiling that smile of hers on Game of Thrones. Shoulder pads courtesy of Julia Sugarbaker. HBO hide caption
BTS performing live on SNL. YouTube screen grab by NPR hide caption
Noah Centineo stars as Brooks Rattigan (a terrible name) in the Netflix romantic comedy The Perfect Date. Netflix hide caption
Jordan Peele is an executive producer and the narrator for the new version of The Twilight Zone. Robert Falconer//CBS hide caption
Teen Spirit stars Elle Fanning as Violet, a girl from the Isle of Wight with dreams of being a pop star. Bleeker Street Media hide caption
Aw, crap: David Harbour stars in the 2019 reboot of Hellboy. Mark Rogers/Lionsgate hide caption
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Elisabeth Moss plays a self-destructive rock star in Her Smell. Donald Stahl/Gunpowder & Sky hide caption
Jue Huang stars in Long Day's Journey Into Night, which features an extended 3D sequence. Bai Linghai/Kino Lorber hide caption
In Little, Marsai Martin plays a tech mogul who turns into a 13-year-old version of herself. Issa Rae also stars. Eli Joshua Adé/Universal Pictures hide caption
Will Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) stay safe in the final season of Game of Thrones? Will their kicky winter camouflage help? HBO hide caption
Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) in Crazy-Ex Girlfriend. Erica Parise/The CW hide caption
Michelle Williams gives it her all as Gwen Verdon in Fosse/Verdon. Eric Liebowitz/FX hide caption
Over the course of four seasons of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) has kick-ball-changed. Scott Everett White /The CW hide caption
Salvador Dalí's idea for a Marx Brothers movie was never made — but it's been resurrected as a graphic novel. Quirk Books hide caption