At this rate they’re going to be rebooting Batman every 5-10 years for the rest of eternity. But if the finished product is as good Matt Reeves’s simmering detective thriller The Batman, we’ll allow it. Ex-Twilight star Robert Pattinson puts some serious grunge on his sparkle as “Emo Bruce Wayne,” and the rest of his soon-to-be rogues’ gallery is filled out by Zoë Kravitz’s proto-Catwoman, Paul Dano as a Seven-inspired Riddler and an unrecognizable Colin Farrell as the up-and-coming Penguin. The Batman scored major love from audiences and critics, with a sequel already on the way. But first the new Dark Knight hits Blu-ray with bonus features that include multiple featurettes and deleted scenes (like one featuring a certain Clown Prince of Crime) with director’s commentary. — K.P.

The Batman releases on 4K, Blu-ray and DVD Tuesday, May 24 on Amazon.

HEAR IT: Liam Gallagher is solo and feeling supersonic

Liam Gallagher just revealed that he hasn’t seen his older brother/former Oasis bandmate Noel Gallagher in 10 years, but he has clearly moved on to other superstar collaborators. This title track of his third solo album, C’mon You Know, was produced by Miike Snow’s Andrew Wyatt and features Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig on saxophone, while “Everything’s Electric” was produced by Greg Kurstin (Adele, Beck, Paul McCartney, Kelly Clarkson, Sia) and co-written by Dave Grohl, who also plays drums on the track. But Liam is still in a nostalgic state of mind: Shortly after his new LP’s release, he will headline England’s Knebworth Park, the site of one of Oasis’s most legendary concerts, on June 3 and 4. It will a comeback moment that Liam promises will be “biblical.” — L.P.

C’mon You Know by Liam Gallagher is available Friday, May 27 to download/stream on Apple Music.

STREAM IT: Ron Howard zooms in on celebrity chef José Andrés in We Feed People

The Oscar-winning director of A Beautiful Mind tells the true story of chef José Andrés non-profit World Central Kitchen, which has rushed to feed the hungry in the wake of natural disasters and other tragedies for over a decade. In the documentary, which premieres on Disney+ on May 27, Andrés reflects on how his organization got its start in the wake of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, which made him realize that his work was about community. That’s how how World Central Kitchen continues to roll, even as they dish out meals in war-torn Ukraine and grieving Buffalo, N.Y. — R.S.

We Feed People premieres Friday, May 27 on Disney+.

HEAR IT: Wilco invites you into their Cruel world

Wilco’s 12th studio album — actually, a double-album — finds the seminal Americana band returning to its roots, as Cruel Country consists primarily of totally live takes, with minimal overdubbing, recorded at Wilco’s Chicago recording studio the Loft. Cruel Country marks the first time that all six Wilco members have recorded together in the Loft since 2011’s The Whole Love, and band leader Jeff Tweedy has described it as their most country-leaning record yet. The album doesn’t just dive into Wilco’s past, but — true to its title — the songs also explore America’s complex history. Tweedy explained in a statement: “Because it is the country I love, and because it’s country music that I love, I feel a responsibility to investigate their mirrored problematic natures.”— L.P.

Cruel Country by Wilco is available Friday, May 27 to download/stream on Apple Music.

WATCH IT: The National Memorial Day Concert returns to PBS live and in-person

After two years of virtual performances due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2022 edition of the National Memorial Day Concert returns to the nation’s capital for its first in-person event since 2019. And this year’s 90-minute telecast — hosted by Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna — will take full advantage of being back on the National Mall. Tributes are planned to General Colin L. Powell, who died last October, as well as Vietnam War combat medic, Francis Whitebird, and a Gold Star family grieving the loss of their two sons. Abraham Lincoln’s immortal Gettysburg Address will also be read to mark the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial. The lineup of musical guests includes Tony Award winners Lea Salonga and Brian Stokes Mitchell; American Idol favorite Pia Toscano; Grammy winner Rhiannon Giddens and, of course, the National Symphony Orchestra. — E.A.

The 2022 National Memorial Day Concert airs Sunday, May 29 on PBS.

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