Alan Cumming, Avengers, and pop culture to know about in May: The A.V. Club's best stories of the week By The A.V. Club | May 5, 2018 | 11:00am Aux Features The Week In Features × Copy Link Facebook X Reddit Email ! Here’s a compilation of our favorite features we published this week. Monday Infinity War’s ending packs a wallop, if you don’t think about it too hard St. Vincent, No Age, and Yeasayer were the next wave of 2007 Android panic in Detroit: 8 new games to play in May, plus a bunch of old ones An openly gay superhero deserves better than Bruce Vilanch and Soup Nazi cameos John Mulaney on the origins of “Lobster Diner,” his new walk, and bringing Kid Gorgeous to Netflix The New York Times’ new podcast, Caliphate, illuminates ISIS for a Western audience Tuesday Let’s talk about the secret villain of Avengers: Infinity War Ask an indie rock veteran: How do you play with a migraine? From Beach House to Courtney Barnett, our 23 most-anticipated albums of May Alan Cumming on The Good Wife, The Great Gazoo, and how Stanley Kubrick reinvigorated his interest in acting God Of War is a great game about terrible dads Wednesday What’s so funny?: 25 singers cracking up at their own songs Spelunky mashed up two wildly different genres—and invented a perfect game “You know she’ll fight like hell”: Sometimes the Handmaid’s Tale is a real mother Thursday Han Solo, Deadpool, and Melissa McCarthy dominate the May movie calendar How the hell are we supposed to care about Ant-Man And The Wasp now? Did YouTube’s Karate Kid follow-up Cobra Kai sweep us off our feet? Friday What the hell were any of us thinking making the terrible Batman Forever a huge hit? Jon Hopkins, DJ Koze, and more albums to know about this week What was the first pop culture you collected as a kid? The Mighty Thor’s conclusion signals the end of a Marvel Comics era Vida offers a captivating twist on TV’s immigration and gentrification stories Most Popular Michael Sheen breaks silence on making Good Omens after Neil Gaiman accusations Growing up and falling out couldn't keep Danny Boyle and Ewan McGregor apart Despite being set almost a century ago, Outrageous couldn’t feel more timely Related ContentThe shitty Avengers, Ivonne Coll, and Clancy Brown: The week in featuresThings that can go wrong in space, and the death of mashup artists: The week in features More from A.V. Club3 new songs and 3 new albums to check out this weekendExclusive Screaming And Conjuring book excerpt explores the impact of 28 Days Later's running zombiesJon Bernthal's gonna punish somebody in Spider-Man: Brand New Day Join the discussion... GET A.V.CLUB RIGHT IN YOUR INBOX Pop culture obsessives writing for the pop culture obsessed. Sign Up Leave this field empty if you're human:
