Every day might blend into the next, but thankfully, there’s still new music every week—and some other pop culture offerings, including rom-coms, novels, and more—to keep things fresh. Read on for what we’re listening to, reading, and watching at the end of May.
MOVIES/TV
This new documentary follows Norma McCorvey—aka, the real Jane Roe from 1973—in her last days, and tells the story of her life, including a startling confession about why she turned against abortion in the ’90s. Airing May 22 on FX.
Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani star as a couple just trying to enjoy a night out who then find themselves enmeshed in a murder mystery. Out May 22 on Netflix, and check out our interview with Rae here.
MUSIC/PODCASTS
Five years after their last album, folk duo Indigo Girls tackle love, family, identity, and culture on their new record, Look Long. Out May 22.
Queer pop star Gia Woods has won our hearts with singles including “Only a Girl” and, more recently, “EGO.” The latest song off her forthcoming EP, “Naive,” is out May 22.
Dedicated Side B by Carly Rae Jepsen
Those of us who have been listening to 2019’s Dedicated have a set of 12 new songs to add into our rotation. Carly Rae Jepsen’s latest album, Dedicated Side B, is out now.
“I See You” by Phoebe Bridgers
Phoebe Bridgers continues to build the hype for her upcoming sophomore album, Punisher, with its third single, “I See You.” Out now.
BOOKS
All My Mother’s Lovers by Ilana Masad
After her mother’s death, 27-year-old Maggie discovers unsent letters addressed to several men she’s never met. When she embarks on a journey to find them, Maggie discovers secrets about her mother’s life that upend everything she previously thought. Out May 26.
Top photo via Netflix / The Lovebirds
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