Welcome to HNGN's biweekly top picks, where we cull the best and brightest releases in music, fashion, beauty, tech and pop culture. Come back every other week for more of-the-moment goodness. - Editing by Michael Lello.

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MUSIC
By Michael Lello

Janet Jackson: Unbreakable (Rhythm Nation)
How long have Janet Jackson's fans been waiting for a new album? Well, the last time she put one out her brother Michael was still alive (2008's "Discipline). With her latest effort, "Unbreakable," Jackson returns to what fueled her beloved late-'80s/early-'90s output: the social commentary of 1989's "Rhythm Nation 1814" and collaborating with hitmakers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.

Check out the lyric video for "Burnitup!" featuring Missy Elliott below.

Clutch: Psychic Warfare (Weathermaker)
Clutch has been one of the more authentic and reliable bands in hard rock over the course of its nearly 25-year career, churning out an aggressive brand of rock that melds amped-up classic blues rock motifs with punk, stoner metal, funk and other flavors while never sounding derivative or clichéd. On the heels of 2013's well-received "Earth Rocker," which topped Billboard's Hard Rock Albums chart, "Psychic Warfare" brings more no-frills intensity as only Clutch can.

Check out frontman Neil Fallon and company in the wild video for "X-Ray Visions" below.

Collective Soul: See What You Started By Continuing (Vanguard)
Collective Soul's music was inescapable in the '90s, with songs like "Gel," "December" and "The World I Know" dominating radio airwaves as well as MTV and VH1 playlists. With nostalgia for the decade at an all-time high, the Georgia band has issued "See What You Started By Continuing," its ninth album.

Below, listen to album track "Contagious," a characteristically crunchy mix of guitars and memorable melodies that should please longtime fans.

The Zombies: Still Got That Hunger (The End Records)
The Zombies, behind some of the most memorable and haunting songs of the '60s in "Time Of The Season" and "She's Not There," are back with "Still Got That Hunger," which, surprisingly, is only the sixth studio album for the British psychedelic pop group. And unlike many bands from yesteryear, The Zombies still boast key original members, namely singer Colin Blunstone and organist and writer Rod Argent.

Listen to the Steely Dan-flavored "Moving On" from the new album below.

MOVIES
By Cal Setar

Pan (Warner Bros.)
Starring Hugh Jackman as Blackbeard, Rooney Mara as Tiger Lily and Levi Miller as the titular character, this incredibly inventive origin story centers on the children's fantasy "Peter Pan." And because there can be no light without dark: a Peter Pan origin story must also reveal Captain Hook's beginnings.

The Martian (20th Century Fox)
Ridley Scott (Prometheus, Alien) directs this novel-based film starring Matt Damon as astronaut Mark Watney, lost and presumed dead on a manned mission to Mars. After his fellow crew members depart, Watney's faced with innumerable challenges as he attempts to find a way to survive alone, with limited supplies, on the red planet.

The Walk (Sony TriStar)
On Aug. 7, 1974, French high-wire artist Philippe Petit and his team pulled off one of the most amazing feats in human history, culminating in Petit's death-defying walk between the Twin Towers in New York City. This Robert Zemeckis-helmed epic tells the tale of Petit's troupe's efforts to pull of the dazzling stunt, from training with his mentor, Papa Rudy, to the group stealthy access to the tower roofs.

Steve Jobs (Universal Pictures)
Steve Jobs, one of the co-founders of Apple Inc., has long been considered a fascinatingly flawed character. Supremely successful in helping usher in the so-called digital revolution, Jobs "the man" seems to have been a far cry from Jobs the "innovator and businessman." Explored in-depth in this biopic penned by renowned writer Aaron Sorkin ("The Social Network"), Jobs' life as an electronics and information pioneer, as well as that of a man and father, is laid bare.

FASHION & BEAUTY
By Gina Masilotti

Lush Cosmetics Shower Jellies ($6.95-$19.95)

Lush's latest addition to its amazingly bizarre and popular line of natural beauty products is a soap that's wobbly, fun and entirely effective. The new Shower Jellies have the consistency of Flubber and water snakes – those strange slippery toys from the '90s that were essentially just rubber bags of water but somehow kept us entertained for hours – and the nourishment of your favorite body wash. "Shower Jellies will make washing up one of the best parts of your day," the site reads. "We make them with a seriously softening seaweed gel base to gently cleanse and nourish your skin. Fruity extracts, essential oils and vitamin-rich juices leave you smelling delicious, too."

The soaps may seem strange at first, but once you realize how clean they actually get you, and how long they last, you'll never be able to look at a normal bar of soap again. They come in four different scents and colors, ranging from refreshing citrus to evergreen with one that's even made purposely for aching muscles. There's also a limited edition black soap called Nightwing that's in the shape of a bat to get you in the Halloween spirit. Try putting them in the fridge or freezer first for an extra energizing, cool and refreshing experience.

Alex and Ani Spoon Rings ($28)

For several years now, Alex and Ani's bangles, which are made out of recycled materials, have been extremely popular. Girls everywhere have arms full of these bronze, gold and silver bracelets that seem as empowering as they are affordable. After their charmed bangles became a hit, the company expanded and now you can get everything from necklaces to beaded bracelets, earrings and rings. The latter is their newest addition and may wind up being the most popular collection yet.

While the rings with hanging charms are great and much different than an average rings, its five new silver Spoon Rings are stunning feature symbols like Alex and Ani's popular Path of Life symbol, a lotus flower and an oak tree, which represent all sorts of powerful words like serendipity, strength, motivation, knowledge, beauty, wisdom and positivity. For just $28 you can own these statement pieces – just as soon as they're back in stock.

Lululemon Sensation Innovation Leggings ($88-$148)

Lululemon has become the most popular brand of yoga gear, and it's the company's comfy fits, lasting materials and simple style that keep costumers coming back for more. If you've never slipped a leg into a pair of Lululemon's yoga pants, I highly suggest you do because they're unlike anything else out there – and, I promise, they're worth every penny. 

The latest line of leggings and yoga pants – which allow you to move comfortably, bend and twist into all sorts of yoga positions – come in various lengths, colors, styles and sizes, but here's the kicker: They now also come five different sensations different sensationstight, hugged, held-in, naked and relaxed. Talk about fashion innovation! From major support to that barely there feeling to a slimming-yet-comfortable effect, this collection of pants, which ranges from $88 to $148, is bound to change the athletic-wear world forever.

TECH
By John Nassivera

Polk Boom Swimmer Jr. Bluetooth Speaker

Boom Movement is treating consumers to a Bluetooth speaker that they can use even while taking a shower. The waterproof Polk Boom Swimmer Jr. IPX7 comes with a tail that can wrap around any object. Additional features include a single 2.5-watt driver, power and volume buttons along the tail, a pinhole microphone and an LED that lets you know if you're paired to another device. The gadget will be able to work in up to three feet of water for 30 minutes, and you can use it in the pool as well as the salty ocean. The Polk Boom Swimmer Jr. is available now at Amazon for $39.95.

Skullcandy Uproar Wireless Headphones

Skullcandy has a new set of Bluetooth headphones available now for anyone looking for a comfortable yet powerful listening experience. The Uproar Wireless has a simple appearance and features plus and minus volume buttons and track navigation to help customize premium audio. Additional features include a multifunctional button for playback, taking calls and powering down, as well as comfortable ear pillows. You can get the Uproar Wireless headphones now in four color combinations (orange/navy, white/gray, red/gray and black) at online retailers for $49.99.

TomTom Bandit Action Camera

TomTom's new camera will treat users to HD video and three hours of non-stop filming. The Bandit Action Camera lets users edit their highlights by shaking their phone.Marking highlights is also possible with the remote or camera. Features include built-in sensors that measure speed, altitude and rotation. The sensors can mark fun parts of videos so you can easily find them again, and you can edit and share your work instantly with the Bandit App, which is available for iOS and Android. The Bandit Action Camera is available now at TomTom's website for $399.99 as well as Amazon for $396.99 (1LB0.001.00) and $497.05 (1LB0.00101).

DVD/BLU-RAY/STREAMING RELEASES
By Emily Morgan

DVD/Blu-Ray

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (20th Century Fox)

Jesse Andrews adapted his debut novel by the same name and received a standing ovation when he and director Alfonso Gomez-Rejob premiered the film at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

The coming-of-age movie stars Thomas Mann as high school senior Greg, who makes parodies of classic films with his longtime friend Earl (RJ Cyler). Mainly adrift in his young life, Greg finds a new outlook on life when his parents force him to reconnect with an old friend, Rachel (Olivia Cooke), recently diagnosed with leukemia.

There are no special features on the DVD.

Batkid Begins (New Line Home Video)

The entire world tuned in to watch Miles Scott save Gotham alongside his favorite superhero, Batman in 2013.

The Make-A-Wish foundation staged one of its largest and most elaborate projects for the child cancer survivor, turning San Francisco into the fictional city of "Gotham City." Thousands flocked to the city to cheer on Miles as he saved the day locking up the Riddler and saving a damsel in distress while millions more watched on live streams.

There are no special features on the DVD.

Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief (FilmRise)

Director Alex Gibney further exposes the controversial Church of Scientology in this documentary based on the book by Lawrence Wright, "Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood and the Prison of Belief."

The documentary features interviews with former members of the church, including Oscar-winning director Paul Haggis; the church's former second-in-command, Mark Rathbun; and "Chicago P.D." star Jason Beghe. The film gives a condensed history of the church founded by L. Ron Hubbard, explores how each of the former believers entered the church and uncovers the abuses handed down by the church's higher-ups.

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

Spy (TW); Poltergeist (20th Century Fox); Entourage (Warner Home Video); Cop Car (Universal Studios); Aloft (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); An American in Hollywood (Indie Rights); Unexpected (Alchemy); Zipper (Alchemy); Return to Sender (Image Entertainment); Avengers: Age of Ultron (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment); Magic Mike XXL (Warner Home Video); Insidious: Chapter 3 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); When Marnie Was There (Universal Studios); Manglehorn (MPI Home Video); Road Hard (Anchor Bay); 10,000 Saints (Screen Media); Dark Places (Lionsgate); Escobar: Paradise Lost (Anchor Bay); Final Girl (Nasser); People, Places, Things (Alchemy); The Anomaly (Anchor Bay); What We Did On Our Holiday (Lionsgate); Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! (Asylum-Gaiam); Tut (Paramount); Bones: Season 10 (20th Century Fox); Fresh Off the Boat (20th Century Fox); Grimm: Season 4 (Universal Studios); iZombie: Season 1 (Warner Home Video); Jane the Virgin: Season 1 (Warner Home Video); Mom: Season 2 (Warner Home Video); Outlander: Season 1 - Vol. 2 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); The Slap: Complete Series (Universal Studios); American Horror Story: Freak Show (20th Century Fox); Duck Dynasty: Season 8 (A&E Home Video); Happyish: Season 1 (Paramount); Penny Dreadful: Season 2 (Paramount); Reign: Season 2 (Warner Home Video); Scott & Bailey: Season 3 (BBC Home Entertainment); South Park: Season 18 (Paramount); Leftovers: Season 1 (Warner Home Video); Tremors 5: Bloodlines (Universal Studios); Vikings: Season 3 (20th Century Fox)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

American Horror Story: Freak Show (Season 4)

Ryan Murphy set his fourth installment of the popular FX anthology series at one of the last remaining U.S. freak shows in Jupiter, Fla., in 1952.

A host of stars from the previous seasons including Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts and Evan Roberts returned to play the freak show troupe members. The performers included a bearded lady (Bates), a strong man (Michael Chicklis), a three-breasted hermaphrodite (Angela Basset) and conjoined twin sisters (Paulson).

Netflix has all four seasons ("Murder House," "Asylum" and "Coven") available for streaming.

Dope

A 2015 Sundance darling, this coming-of-age film centers on high school senior Malcolm Adekandbi who is looking to escape "The Bottoms" of Inglewood, Calif., and attend Harvard University.

He and his two friends are geeks that are frequently roughed up at school, but when he's asked by a local dope dealer to bring a girl, Nakia, to a party, his whole world changes.

The film stars Shameik Moore, Tony Revolori and Kiesey Clemons and features big-name producers Forest Whitaker, Pharrell Williams and Sean Combs.

iTunes has the film available for purchase.

Red Oaks
The latest original series from the streaming service is set in the 1980s at a country club called Red Oaks. The show follows college student David Myers who works at the club as an assistant tennis pro and is struggling with where his life will go next.

Amazon will have the complete first season available for streaming on Oct. 9.

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

• A Christmas Horror Story

• A Sinner in Mecca

• Aloft

• Batkid Begins

• Billy Elliot: The Musical Live

• Cartel Land

• Deathgasm

• Dope

• Finders Keepers

• The Gallows

• Jurassic World

• Max

• Pixels

• Shark Lake

• Trash (available Oct. 9)

• Tremors 5: Bloodlines

• Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas

• Happyish: Season 1

• Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!

• Signed, Sealed, Delivered

• Transparent: Season 1

• You Cast a Spell on Me

• Aladdin

• Aladdin: The Return of Jafar

• Aladdin and the King of Thieves

• Alien Nation

• Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th

• Djinn

• How to Marry a Millionaire

• Masters of the Universe

• Once Upon a Time in China and America

• The Bear

• The Final Girls

• The Flight of the Phoenix

• The Good Witch's Wonder

• The Good Witch's Destiny

• The Legend II

• Clifford's Really Big Movie

• DQE's Peter Pan: The New Adventures

• Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?

• Monster High: Boo York, Boo York

• Pumpkin Moon

• R.L. Stine's Monsterville: Cabinet of Souls

• The 13th Kitten

Amazon

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

• John Carpenter's Vampires

• Light It Up

• March of the Penguins

• Max Dugan Returns

• Nell

• Pee-wee's Big Adventure

• Someone Like You

• The Fly

• The Impostors

• The Other Son

• The Secret Garden

• Astro Boy

• Alpha Omega 2

• Alpha Omega 3

• American Horror Story: Freak Show

• Amazon's Red Oaks