Anne Vertin

“Downton Abbey: A New Era” might take place almost a century away from the modern world, but Curtis’s evocative storytelling infuses the film with nostalgic warmth.

For a franchise as established and cherished as “Downton Abbey,” the suggestion of a new era presents a myriad of daunting challenges — balancing an ensemble cast of fan favorites, integrating unfamiliar faces and evolving to modern demands.

Despite the upbeat satisfaction promised by its title, So Far So Good fails to deliver the Chainsmokers’ once-signature electric mass appeal.

Pillsbury attempts to fashion Rx into a cure for the generic love song, yet listeners are the ones who might need a spoonful of sugar.

While Gray might wish he were Heather, crowds will surely be wishing to replay this unforgettable evening for many nights to come.

Under the guise of upbeat instrumentals, “As It Was” takes a melancholy turn as the artist poignantly muses on impermanence and loneliness.

Wallows’ sophomore album sees the band entering a new era while retaining its artistic roots.