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MUSIC
By Michael Lello

Iron Maiden: The Book Of Souls (Parlophone/Sanctuary)
The heavy metal titans are back with their first album since frontman Bruce Dickinson's cancer scare -their highly anticipated 16th studio album and the follow-up to 2010's strong effort, "The Final Frontier." Fans will have to wait until next week to get their hands on the 2-CD, 11-song album, which includes three songs that clock in at more than 10 minutes, including the album-closing epic "Empire Of The Clouds," which covers more than 18 minutes.

Check out the official video for lead single "Speed Of Light" below.

Carly Rae Jepsen: Emotion (Interscope/Schoolboy/Silent Records/Universal Music)
They're called earworms – catchy songs that you can't get out of your head – and Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen has a flair for them. Listen to "Call Me Maybe" or "I Really Like You" and you won't be able to shake them loose. Her latest album is "Emotion," and you can hear the latest album single, "Run Away With Me," in the official video below.

The Libertines: Anthems For Doomed Youth (Virgin EMI)
There was a time in the early 2000s that The Libertines were the hottest band in the U.K., but any momentum the group gained was dashed due to frontman Pete Doherty's highly publicized crack and heroin. Now, more than 15 years since The Libertines' inception, the band has completed "Anthems For Doomed Youth," its third album set for a Sept. 11 release.

Check out the video for the single "Gunga Din" below.

Beach House: Depression Cherry (Sub Pop)
Beach House, the duo of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally, helped spearhead the dream pop revival of the mid-2000s, but after the success of the albums "Teen Dream" and "Bloom," the group admittedly strayed from its roots. But Beach House says its new album "Depression Cherry" "shows a return to simplicity, with songs structured around a melody and a few instruments." Hear for yourself below in the woozy first single "Sparks."

MOVIES
By Cal Setar

American Ultra (Lionsgate)
Jesse Eisenberg – "The Social Network's" Mark Zuckerberg – throws out the blind ambition and business acumen and comes back refreshed, if a bit fried, in this hilarious romp as a small-town stoner whose entire life is turned upside down as government agents suddenly begin to pour forth from the woodwork determined to kill him and his girlfriend, played by a red-eyed and red-haired Kristen Stewart.

Hitman: Agent 47 (20th Century Fox)
An elite assassin, genetically engineered to be the world's most perfect killing machine and known only by the last two digits of the barcode tattooed on the back of his neck, has targeted a mega-corporation with plans to unlock Agent 47's past - and the 46 agents who came before him - in order to create an army of killers with abilities far greater than his own.

Queen of Earth (Washington Square Films)
Catherine, seeking solace after a pair of devastating life-changing incidents, finds her way to the secluded lake house of her close friend Victoria. While at first Catherine's thrumming emotions are subdued by the calm serenity of her surroundings, her volatile relationship with Victoria pushes to the fore as the hysteria seemingly inherent in this darkly funny thriller mounts and Catherine inches closer to the edge of sanity.

Sinister 2 (Focus Features)
A follow-up to the wildly popular "Sinister," this film follows a protective mother and her twin 9-year-old sons who find themselves in a rural house where only death can find them. The evil spirit Buhguul continues to spread, and the tiny family must do all that they can to keep their world from being destroyed.

FASHION & BEAUTY
By Gina Masilotti

Hair Chalk

As you may have noticed, celebrities have been sporting some colorful hair do's lately: think Kylie Jenner with light blue hair, Kelly Ripa with pink hair and Britney Spears with every color in the rainbow. Doing it yourself means extensions (expesnive!) and hair dye (too permanent), so we've found a cheaper, less permanent, and totally effective solution: chalk. Yes, the same colorful chalk you once used to decorate your driveway as a child. All you have to do is grind it up between paper towels and rub it onto your hair. This beauty hack works rbest on lighter hair. For darker hair - and a little less mess - L'Oreal makes an amazing liquid hair chalk in a variety of a colors for about $17 per color.

Lush Cosmetics Don't Look At Me Fresh Face Mask ($10.95, In Stores Only)

As a Lush addict, I just knew I had to have Don't Look At Me, its newest face mask, the second I saw the cosmetics company post its blue-faced employee to Instagram. The fresh face masks are one of Lush's most popular products, and they're about as natural as they come. Since they have no preservatives, they're required to be kept in the fridge because they're basically food for your face. The exfoliation factor and the "cleanse and brighten" description lured me immediately, so you can imagine my disappointment when I heard it was sold out at most shops. Once I finally got my hands on it (and bought an extra to keep in the freezer to last longer), I fell in love with it from the moment I smelled the citrusy lemon-juice and grapefruit scent. The vivid blue mask really does do exactly what it says: it gives you a vibrant, soft complexion. Hopefully Lush will keep this fresh face mask as a permanent store item. For all you other Lush addicts out there, this one reminds me of a mix between the Brazened Honey fresh face mask and their Ocean Salt cleanser.

Jean Jackets

With fall approaching and summer sadly coming to an end, you may not want to say goodbye to your favorite sundress just yet. Thankfully, there's a solution! If you're looking for a way to continue wearing summer dresses into the cooler days of fall, jean jackets are not only the perfect way to complete an outfit – they're also making a comeback. With so many options – brand, price, style and color – it may be an overwhelming choice, but all you need is something simple. A simple light- or dark-colored denim will compliment most sundresses while keeping you warm when the fall winds decide to blow. Gap and H&M have several affordable versions for as low as $35. If you're looking to spend a little more on this staple item you know you'll probably have forever, Current/Elliott has the perfect jean jacket at Nordstrom for $278.

Viva Glam Miley Cyrus Lipstick By Mac Cosmetics ($17)
Miley Cyrus has been rocking a perfect lipstick in almost all of her VMA promotion videos and photos, and now you can steal her look. As of this year, Cyrus became Mac Cosmetics Viva Glam spokesperson, and just last month, they announced a new limited-edition Miley Cyrus red Lipstick; all sales will be donated to help end AIDS. The red lipstick, along with a matching lipgloss, won't be available online in North America until Sept. 8, but for now you can buy the hot pink one that's been a huge hit. Stock up on the shades you love while you can – Mac has a tendency to discontinue some of its popular shades, making them extremely valuable and hard to find.

DVD/BLU-RAY/STREAMING RELEASES
By Emily Morgan

DVD/Blu-Ray

Citizenfour (Starz/Anchor Bay)

Filmmaker Laura Poitras went to great lengths to secure an interview with Edward Snowden, which took place over eight days in a Hong Kong hotel room. Snowden passed along vital information of the NSA spying scandal and the film won Best Documentary Feature at the 2015 Academy Awards.

Snowden originally contacted Poitras through an encrypted e-mail, referring to himself as Citizenfour. The filmmaker was working on a film at the time that focused more broadly on the subject of domestic surveillance and interviewed WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange, Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald, NSA whistleblower William Binney and journalist/hacker Jacob Appelbaum.

Special features on the DVD include deleted scenes, filmmaker Laura Poitras' Q&A at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and a New York Times short documentary by Poitras. There's also a New York Times interview with Snowden, Poitras, Glenn Greenwald and David Carr.

Lambert & Stamp (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)

In the early 1960s, aspiring filmmakers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp set out to find a subject that embodied the dissatisfaction of youth living in post-war London. When they found a small band called the High Numbers, they changed direction and decided to manage the group that would go to become one of the most influential rock bands ever – The Who.

Special features on the DVD include audio commentary with director James D. Cooper, Henry Rollins' Q&A with Cooper, archival footage of The Who behind the scenes and more.

The Mindy Project: Season 3 (Universal Studios)

Mindy and Danny tested their relationship in more ways than one in the third season, which started with the couple living on opposite coasts. Mindy also sprung some big news on her boyfriend.

The OB/GYN doctors had to say goodbye to one of their own when Adam Pally exited as Dr. Peter Prentice, who moved to Texas to follow his girlfriend.

The Fox series (now headed to Hulu) welcomed some great guest stars including Shonda Rhimes (a self-professed fan of the show), Kris Jenner, Stephen Colbert, Lee Pace and Laverne Cox.

Special features on the DVD include deleted scenes and a gag reel.

Other Movies and TV Shows Available on Blu-Ray and DVD include:

- Aloha (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Lila & Eve (Entertainment One); Big Game (Starz/Anchor Bay); Little Boy (Universal Studios); 5 to 7 (MPI Home Video); Strangerland (Alchemy); Where Hope Grows (Lionsgate); Two Days, One Night (Criterion Collection); The Riot Club (MPI Home Video); October Gale (MPI Home Video); The Runner (Alchemy); Vendetta (Lionsgate); Skin Trade (Magnolia Home Entertainment); The Walking Dead: Season 5 (Anchor Bay); Atlantis: Season 2 - Part 2 (BBC Home Entertainment); Grey's Anatomy: Season 11 (Walt Disney Studios); Mike & Molly: Season 5 (Warner Home Video); NCIS: Los Angeles: Season 6 (Paramount); NCIS: Season 12 (Paramount); NCIS: New Orleans: Season 1 (Paramount); Once Upon a Time: Season 4 (Walt Disney Studios); Revenge: Season 4 (Walt Disney Studios); The Blacklist: Season 2 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Criminal Minds: Season 10 (Paramount); Elementary: Season 3 (Paramount); The Good Wife: Season 6 (Paramount); Rookie Blue: Season 5 - Vol. 1 (Entertainment One); Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (Warner Home Video); Justice League: Gods and Monsters (Warner Home Video)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

Narcos: Season 1

The new Netflix original series chronicles the real-life stories of drug kingpins and the U.S. DEA agents who tracked them down in the 1980s. The confrontation over the control of cocaine between Columbia and the United States through Mexico led to all-out war.

It specifically follows the rise and fall of Columbian kingpin Pablo Escobar and DEA Agent Steve Murphy. Brazilian actor Wagner Moura stars as Escobar opposite Boyd Holbrook as Murphy.

Netflix will have the full season available for streaming on Aug. 28.

Furious 7

The latest installment of the "Fast & Furious" series unfortunately marked the final film for its star Paul Walker, who died in a real fiery car crash halfway through production.

The action movie pays tribute to their fallen brother in a touching scene that bookends another "Furious" movie that is all about the tricked-out cars, incredible stunts and exotic locales.

Dom (Vin Diesel) and Brian (Walker) bring their unconventional family back together to stop Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham), who is seeking vengeance for his comatose brother, and to retrieve a dangerous computer program that can turn any technological device into a weapon.

iTunes has the film available for purchase.

Being Evel
Filmmaker Daniel Junge takes a look at the real story behind the myth of the iconic American daredevil Robert "Evel" Knievel. "Jackass" co-creator Johnny Knoxville produced the film and narrates much of the story about his hero.

iTunes has the film available for purchase.

Check out our complete list of movies available for streaming on Netflix this month and see below for more options on Amazon Prime and for purchase at iTunes.

iTunes

• Game of Thrones: Season 5 (available Aug. 31)

• Entourage

• The Age of Adaline

• Love & Mercy

• The D Train

• 5 to 7

• Skin Trade

• Beyond Darkness

• October Gale

• Being Evel

• I'll See You in My Dreams

• Iris

• Father Forgive Him

• Catching Faith

• Teen Lust

• Promoted

• Closer to God

• The Seventh Dwarf

• Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me

• The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared

• LEGO Justice League: Attack of the Legion of Doom!

• Barbie in Rock 'N Royals

• Disney Mickey Mouse, Vol. 5

• All Creatures Big and Small

• Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure - The Movie

Amazon

• The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lava Girl

• Timbuktu

• Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter

• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (available Aug. 28)

TECH
By John Nassivera

Bitdefender Box

The bitdefender box is available now as a new tool for keeping your gadgets safe from viruses. The tiny device can protect your smartphone, laptop, gaming console, refrigerator and anything else in your Wi-Fi network, and it can do so even when they're not in your house through Private Line. Features include a 400MHz MIPS microprocessor, 16MB Flash memory, 64MB DDR2 RAM, a reset button and an LED that flashes different colors (teal when being configured, red when there is an issue and white when it's updating). The Box is available now at Amazon for $199 and comes with a free year of service, with protection costing $99 a year afterwards for an unlimited number of gadgets.

Samsung Level U Wireless Headphones

Samsung has a new Bluetooth wireless headphone designed to be comfortable and able to provide an enjoyable listening experience. The Level U will let you listen to music and answer calls at the same time by connecting to your smartphone or tablet, and it keeps outside noise from interrupting your songs thanks to dual-mic noise reduction and echo cancellation. Features include 12mm speaker units, magnetic ear buds and a flexible neckband that vibrates to let you know that a call is coming in. The device's battery life lets you listen to your favorite songs for 10 hours. You can get the Samsung Level U now at Amazon and other online retailers for $70.

iHome iSP5 SmartPlug

The iHome iSP5 is available now for anyone who wishes to use an iOS device to control ordinary electronics. Plugging the gadget into an outlet and then to a lamp, lights, fans, air conditioners, coffee makers or any other device up to 1800 watts will let you control them remotely with your phone whether you're home or not. The plug also works with HomeKit to let you control it with voice commands. The iHome iSP5 SmartPlug is available now at iHome's website and Amazon for $39.99.