Comic book writer Stan Lee and actor Chadwick Boseman attend the world premiere of Marvel Studios Black Panther. Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
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Jeff Tweedy of Wilco performs at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival at Fair Grounds Race Course on May 5, 2017, in New Orleans, La. Josh Brasted/Getty Images hide caption
Pop Culture Happy Hour remembers writer and comic book icon Stan Lee. Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for IMDB hide caption
Stan Lee, American comic book writer, editor, publisher and former President of Marvel Comics, attends the premiere of Doctor Strange in 2016. Lee died Monday at the age of 95. Frazer Harrison/NPR hide caption
Comic book legend Stan Lee poses at the opening reception for "Stan Lee: A Retrospective" presented by the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art on Feb. 23, 2007 in New York City. Mat Szwajkos/Getty Images hide caption
Saturday Night Live said goodbye to Jeff Sessions with Robert De Niro as Robert Mueller and Kate McKinnon as Sessions Saturday. Saturday Night Live via YouTube/Screenshot by NPR hide caption
Having A Great Time, Wish You Were Queer: Jim (Harris Dickinson) in Steve McLean's stylized, whimsical Postcards From London. Strand Releasing hide caption
Hugh Jackman, and wig, play Gary Hart in Jason Reitman's The Front Runner. Sony Pictures hide caption
"Welcome to my pallor, said the spider to the fly": Lisbeth Salander (Claire Foy) goes beyond the pale in The Girl in the Spider's Web. Sony Pictures hide caption
Robert the Bruce (Chris Pine) surveys his phalanx in Outlaw King. David Eustace/Netflix hide caption
Marisol (Malena Villa) and Carlos (Lorenzo Ferro) get triggered in El Angel. Marcos Ludevid/The Orchard hide caption
Tiffany Haddish is the standout of Tyler Perry's Nobody's Fool. Chip Bergmann/Paramount Pictures hide caption
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Mira and her raccoon pal BK. Spoiler alert: He's kind of a jerk. Annapurna Interactive hide caption
Oscar Robertson is one of the athletes who's interviewed in the new documentary series Shut Up and Dribble. Showtime hide caption
Julia Roberts plays a caseworker at a mysterious government facility treating veterans with PTSD in Amazon's Homecoming. Amazon Prime Video hide caption
Rosamund Pike plays war correspondent Marie Colvin in A Private War. Paul Conroy/Aviron Pictures hide caption
The documentary They'll Love Me When I'm Dead profiles a late-in-life Orson Welles as he struggles to complete The Other Side of the Wind. Netflix hide caption
Xavier (Theodore Pellerin) and Jared (Lucas Hedges) share a fleeting moment of intimacy in the gay-conversion-therapy drama Boy Erased. Focus Features hide caption
No Time For Losers: Brian May (Gwilym Lee), Freddie Mercury (Rami Malek) and John Deacon (Joe Mazzello) sing the praises of callipygian females in Bohemian Rhapsody. Alex Bailey/Twentieth Century Fox hide caption
On the set of East of La Brea at the Islamic Center of Southern California. The Web series, which focuses on two Muslim-American women, is one of a new crop of shows featuring Muslim characters. Leila Fadel/NPR hide caption
Luca Guadagnino's Suspiria, a remake of the Dario Argento cult classic, features a demonic dance troupe. Alessio Bolzoni/Amazon Studios hide caption
Saris in a shop window in London. Valerie Blencowe/Getty Images hide caption
Two of the most talented actors around — Timothée Chalemet and Steve Carell — lend Beautiful Boy its emotional backbone. Francois Duhamel/Amazon Studios hide caption