The Jonas Brothers are back with a new outlook on life and a new album that is sure to define the summer of 2019.

Dust off your House robes, Potterheads: There are four new Harry Potter eBooks slated for release this summer.

The album that caters to, literally, every personality type

Everything you need to know before diving both pieces of work

‘Lucid’ is a safe space for inclusivity, representation and inner strength.

A Great Big World is not afraid to break barriers and challenge people to change.

Adulting 101 for your summer reading list

The musical “Rocketman” is like no other biopic, mixing in a little magic to tell the story of Elton John’s rise to stardom.

As the band’s members have grown, their sound has changed. Some fans aren’t happy about that.

And why shouldn’t he?

This music student knows passion when he sees it.

Did your favorite make the cut?

His last album marked a stark break from its predecessors. So does ‘IGOR.’

In her lyrics and life, Rogers exudes a confident self-assurance.

Each of these programs has a standalone format, which means no bingeing required.

Remember reading for fun?

Once ambiguously closeted, Lacy is now definitively out and making music that feels alive with bravado.

They’re not as scary as your English classes make them sound.

Leav’s famous creativity is readily apparent, though slightly different, in her fiction debut.

The graphic novel is as creative as it is captivating.

The book was revered for its accurate portrayal of mental illness. Will the film be too?

The band is so psychedelic that just listening to them will get you buzzed.

The ‘Nailed It!’ star and her ‘dick-list’ are the perfect podcast to contextualize your romantic woes.

Welcome to the world, Lavender May Avery.

The most talented musician you’ve probably never heard of is keeping the genre alive and well.

Olaf Stapledon’s sci-fi tale of a roving spaceman’s chronicle captures the heart of humanity’s existential fear.

You should see her in a crown.

The hit summer track is beginning to tread hallowed music-history ground.

The latest album from the pop darling is for herself, her lovers and the sounds of her past.

The show might be finished, but its fans aren’t.

Because there’s more to growing up than ‘The Catcher in the Rye.’

The musician’s ‘It takes a village’ approach to his 11th album hasn’t sit well with … anyone.

The project is her strongest yet and rings with spiritual confidence.

If you plan on teaching, you should plan on reading these first.

The artist’s latest release, ‘Our Place,’ has all the hallmarks of a viral hit.

The search for the song of the summer has officially begun.

Bailey’s primary concern is, and always will be, her YouTube family.

Back with another bestseller, Manson sheds light on the sheer atrocities of … well, being a human.

On his new project, Tyler leans into some experimental production.

Which, as it turns out, faces most of the same boring problems as hetero love.

The mastermind behind a number of canonical musicals has found his work resonating with a new generation.

Feel free to update your TBR list accordingly.

‘The Chi’ star’s newest album explores love, lust and loss.

Eilish’s music might not be for everyone, but it’s also not required listening.

The Boy Who Lived has something to say on those that don’t.

Some of your favorite novels are finally coming to the silver screen.

Her retro sound and clever lyrics will hook you before her new album drops.

Like her previous YA novel, ‘The Poet X,’ Acevedo’s new novel is all about Latinx literary representation.

Inspired by the birth of his son, Ezra Koenig et al. explore the rhythms of life.

Check out these triple double no assists.

Tehlor Kay Mejia’s new novel flares with action and LGBTQ+ representation.

At just 21-years-old, Bird seems poised for a vertiginous career.

As a Vietnamese immigrant and member of the LGBTQ+ community, Vuong is a unique, empathy-inspiring voice in the poetry world.

You probably love his music, even if you don’t recognize his name.

Your favorite 2004 film with a Shakespearean twist.

While Q has yet to release his magnum opus, he’s showing every sign of reaching all-time status.

‘Everything is F*cked’ drops next week, which gives you just enough time.

The young musician is hoping to bring the Windy City to the pop soundscape.

Funny jokes aside, the song’s message is no laughing matter.

The horror industry is ripe for fairy tales that don’t have happy endings.

Who knew even Emma Chamberlain tried her hand at podcasting?

The 55-minute island getaway doesn’t disappoint.

Although controversial, influencers can spark positive change.

Broke, bored and can’t travel? Check out the summer romance section at your local library.

Through thick and thin, the band has focused on what’s most important… creating content that sends a powerful message to the world.

Crumb’s melding of psychadelic rock and groovy rhythms has produced an original, refreshing sound.

Grosso’s life lessons will definitely be useful to you, whether you’ve struggled with addiction or not.

The show is able to incorporate fantastic creatures and magic without sacrificing its sense of realism.

Her work was largely dismissed during her life, but scholars are finding it prescient today.

Nobody deserves to watch this.

Using transparency and self-deprecating humor, hosts Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris are democratizing style.

She’s back and better than ever.

Inspire by the creepiness of Eilish’s latest album, choreographers countrywide had a field day.

Yes, there are YouTube channels made specifically for book fiends.

K-pop is great, but some variety certainly wouldn’t hurt.

The four-person ensemble has already hit six-digit plays with their single, ‘Existential Crisis.’

What proponents have hailed as the genre’s savior is likely doing more harm than good.

And nobody can tell him anything.

It might be her story, but it resonates with millions.

The actress, singer and vlogger will make you laugh, cry and sing along.

In it, he grapples with the all-too-familiar trials of adolescence.

The student-radio-run music festival in Austin is the first of its kind, and an absolute can’t-miss.

The new collection might be her strongest, but most jaded work yet.

You’ve probably forgotten about them, but you shouldn’t have.

On the bright side, at least now you have the creative anguish you need to make some new music!

Welcome to your go-to summer jams.

Her essay, ‘I Am Not Always Very Attached to Being Alive,’ has opened up a much-needed dialogue.

It’s been over four years since their last release, and all I can say is ‘Finally!’

Because love is more than just romance.

It’s hard to be Puff, but it’s even harder being Puff’s son.

From rap to jazz to soul, this up-and-coming artist does it all.

The poet poses a central question: What happens when everyone averts their eyes?

Influencers for novels? Why not?

In three videos on Instagram, the 31-year-old rapper explained why he had been on a yearlong hiatus.

Dylan Minnette, of ’13 Reason Why’ fame, flexes his musical chops on the band’s wobbly first project.

They screwed up Stannis, Lady Stoneheart and Tyrion, to start with.

The ‘Broken Earth’ trilogy is pushing the boundaries of what science fiction can do.

Will the ‘You Say’ singer lead a worship session for the Lolla crowd?

Exams make school scary, but murder makes it frightening.

Unlike its title suggests, this poetry collection lacks a voice.