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The Chainsmokers,Memories...Do Not Open

POP After five hit singles,the duo finally release

an LP. They’re at their best on A-list collabora-

tions about young love (“Something Just Like This” with Coldplay) and

sentimental power ballads (“Last Day Alive” featuring

Florida Georgia Line). It’s pump-up music to make

F id ight i t.

MUSIC

No.

11

Split

HORROR James McAvoy plays a

psychotic whose brain, already

home to 23 other personalities,

is busy rearranging the cerebral

furniture to accommodate the 24th,

a man-monster called the Beast.

Director M. Night Shyamalan’s

comeback hit is suspenseful,

creepy and often funny. (April 18)

DVD+STREAMING

HOHOHO

psypspsyy

homhohomm

is bisis b b

furfufurr

a ma a mm

DirDiDirr

comcocomm

crecrcree

Friday-night memories to.

The truly

multifaceted

McAvoy.

Alex Pall

(left) and

Andrew

Taggart.

Nixon (left)

as Emily

Dickinson

and Jennifer

Ehle as her

sister

Vinnie.

No.

10

A Quiet Passion

MOVIE

DRAMASex and the Citystar Cynthia Nixon is

tremendously moving in director Terence Davies’s

film about Emily Dickinson: She gives us the poet’s quicksilver

intelligence and strange metaphysical glow but also makes concrete the

toll of escalating physical and emotional suffering—“the drop of anguish

that scalds me now.” This Dickinson burrows so deeply away from life

and light, a cicada wouldn’t envy her.(In limited release April 14, PG-13)

No.

9

FROM TOP: JOHAN VOETS/HURRICANE FILMS/MUSIC BOX FILMS; JOHN BAER/UNIVERSAL STUDIOS; MAURICIO SANTANA/WIREIMAGE