Attempt to connect the dots between Beck releases and you’ll rarely find moments where the artist has circled back on himself. Unfettered by genre or by audience expectations, his drowsy baritone and free-associative lyrics are the only things which remain consistent from album to album.

And so, per creator and showrunner Nic Pizzolatto, last night’s “Haunted Houses” brings us to the end of True Detective‘s second act with the fruitless interrogation of Maggie Hart, the only-slightly-less fruitless ongoing investigation of 2002 Rust Cohle, two terribly inappropriate and terribly hot sex scenes, and (drum roll) the meeting of 2012 Cohle and Hart, with a force that feels tidal after nearly six hours of wind-up.

Not one to be rushed—it’s almost a quarter of a century since the release of her debut Raw Like Sushi and 16 years since her last solo release—Blank Project marks the long overdue return of Neneh Cherry.

Growing Up Fishers’ Mel Fisher is blind, but you wouldn’t know it. Father and husband Mel (J.K. Simmons) has been blind since he was 12 but that hasn’t stopped him from doing anything: driving, cutting down trees, meeting with clients—none of whom realize Mel can’t see.

Great book, great movie, so only stands to reason About a Boy would live on as a television show. The show’s story is the same as Nick Hornby’s 1998 novel and 2002’s film adaptation starring Hugh Grant, Toni Collette, and a young Nicholas Hoult: perpetual single guy Will (David Walton) finds the joy in dating single moms since their packed schedules work so well with his non-committal one.

Kevin Spacey returns as Frank Underwood in Netflix’s second season of its flagship original series, House of Cards.

Evan Rachel Wood plays a pretty, escaped mental patient in this unusual and charming romantic comedy.

Last fall, Annie Clark emerged from 18 long months on the road—which included the Strange Mercy tour and her Love This Giant gigs with David Byrne—ready to work. Rather than take the standard time off to recover and recalibrate, Clark dove right into songwriting again, expelling the last year and a half’s worth of ideas into these 11 new tracks. The simply-titled St. Vincent arrived far earlier than anyone would have expected from such a busy artist, but it doesn’t feel rushed; rather, it’s the product of a musician on an inspired streak.

At the fringes of DC’s New 52 reboot is Demon Knights, which DC canceled last year after 23 issues. Vol. 3: The Gathering Storm collects the final 10 issues, starting with the last three by initial writer Paul Cornell and concluding as Robert Venditti took over scripting duties for the final seven, with Bernard Chang ably drawing all 10.