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MUSIC
By Michael Lello

Seal: 7 (Warner Bros.)
The ethereal voice behind massive hits like "Crazy" and "Kiss For A Rose" is back with "Seal 7," which despite its title is actually Seal's ninth studio album. The London-born singer has again teamed with longtime producer Trevor Horn for songs like "Everytime I'm With You," "Do You Ever," "Padded Cell" and "Dancefloor."

In conjunction with the album release, Seal will perform sold-out shows at New York's Irving Plaza (Nov. 12) and The Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles (Nov. 16), as well as make appearances on "Live! With Kelly and Michael" (Nov. 9), "The Today Show" and "Late Night With Seth Meyers" (both on Nov. 10) and "The Talk" (Nov. 17).

Check out the video for the introspective ballad "Everytime I'm With You" below:

Trey Anastasio: Paper Wheels (ATO/Rubber Jungle)
Outside of his day job with Phish, singer/guitarist Trey Anastasio has put together a parallel solo career that has alternatively focused on African music, funk, hushed balladry and straight-up rock 'n' roll. On "Paper Wheels," his 10th solo effort, Anastasio gets more emotionally direct than is often possible with the jam-happy Phish, with soulful backing vocals helping set the mood, but his exploratory musical spirit is thankfully still at play.

Watch the kaleidoscopic video for "Lever Boy" below:

Sara Bareilles: What's Inside: Songs From Waitress (Epic)
After scoring the music for "Waitress," a theatrical production adapted from the film of the same name, Sarah Bareilles decided to redo the songs for her own purposes on her fifth album, "What's Inside: Songs From The Waitress." It caps off a busy autumn for Bareilles, who last month published a memoir, "Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far) In Song"

Check out the video for the songstress' striking "She Used To Be Mine" below:

Grimes: Art Angels (4AD)
Grimes, the stage name of experimental Canadian musician Claire Boucher, returns with "Art Angels," her fourth album. While electronics still play a dominant role in Grimes' sound, she learned guitar, drums, keyboards, ukulele and violin for "Art Angels," which she produced and engineered herself after feeling disillusioned by previous studio experiences.

You can view the fun and trippy video for "Flesh Without Blood/Life In The Vivid Dream" below:

 

MOVIES
By Cal Setar

Spectre (Columbia Pictures)
James Bond's past comes back to haunt him yet again in the latest installment of the venerated super spy franchise. 007 receives a cryptic message, which leads him on an unassigned mission into Mexico City before heading off to the far reaches of Rome. A seemingly happenstance meeting with the beautiful widow of a notorious criminal leads Bond to a secret meeting where he finally uncovers the existence of an organization known only as Spectre.

The Peanuts Movie (Twentieth Century Fox Animation)
The whole gang is here, as "Peanuts" gets set to make its big-screen debut. Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and, of course, Charlie Brown are set for a wild adventure – this time in 3-D. Charlie Brown must embark on a hero's quest while his best friend Snoopy battles the Red Baron in the skys. Underdogs unite as Charles M. Schulz's imagination teams up with the creators of the "Ice Age" films to bring "Peanuts" to the silver screen.

Spotlight (Open Road Films)
This dramatic thriller centers on a crack team of reporters – the "Spotlight" team – intent on uncovering one of the world's most shocking scandals. A Boston Globe investigation uncovered decades of abuse, covered up time and again, by the Catholic Church in Boston. "Spotlight" tells the story of the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation and the cover-up, which involved members at the highest level of the church, as well as the government.

Trumbo (Bleecker Street Media)
Screenwriter Dalton Trumbo was the toast of Hollywood in the late 1940s until his political beliefs got him and many of his contemporaries jailed and blacklisted. Amid the fear and fervor of McCarthyism and the Red Scare, Trumbo managed to use his gifts as a writer to expose the absurdities and injustices of the blacklist, while winning two Academy Awards in the process.

FASHION & BEAUTY
By Gina Masilotti

Body Drench Quick Tan Instant Bronzing Spray ($11)

It's that time of year when your summer tans are almost completely gone. While some embrace pale skin – power to you if you're one of those people – others find it hard to go an entire season without some sort of glow. Tanning beds are dangerous and addicting, so it's best to avoid that option, and professional spray tans can be expensive and only last a few days. Sometimes all you need is a quick sun-kissed glow on your face and legs – and that's where Quick Tan Instant Bronzing Spray comes in. For just $11, this spray tan is just what you need for a quick fix. A light spray on your clean and preferably exfoliated skin is all you need for the most even, natural-looking color.

White Wipes ($6.99 for 12)

Beverages like coffe, tea and wine stain the teeth but White Wipes. You can get a box of 12 individually wrapped wipes on Amazon for just $6.99, so you can carry them wherever you go! You never really know when you may need a quick teeth wiping, so White Whites is the beauty product you never knew you needed.  

MAC Ruby Woo Lipstick ($17)

By now, you've probably seen the dance video for Justin Bieber's new hit song "Sorry," but did you notice all the girls are wearing the same lipstick? If you didn't, you will now – and you're going to want to get your hands on a tube. Parris Goebel, who is the video's choreographer, told Refinery29 that not only are all of the video's girls wearing MAC's Ruby Woo, but they all used the same tube. "Ruby Woo is your classic red lipstick that you can't go wrong with and suites everyone's skin tone," she explained. "I wear it every day of my life, to be honest. We were very short on time, so I had to make a confident decision."

TECH
By John Nassivera

LG V10 Smartphone

LG fans will be happy to hear about the company's new V10 Android smartphone, newly offered with the best parts of the LG G4 combined with improved displays. Among the features are a new design and a 2.1-inch secondary screen that sits above the main 5.7-inch screen and lets the user know about the time and notifications. The phone's camera app will let you manipulate your photos like a pro. The device comes with 4GB of RAM, and its battery lets you use it for a day and a half on a single charge. The LG V10 is available online for $700 (64GB).

Bose SoundTrue In-Ear Headphones

Bose is selling its SoundTrue In-Ear headphones online but they'll won't be available for long. The headphones are designed to be comfortable and the inline remote/microphone lets you take calls and control the music. The company's StayHear tips keep the ear buds in place to make music listening more convenient. Bose is selling the SoundTrue In-Ear headphones at its website for $149.95.

Microsoft Band 2

Microsoft has released a new version of its Band fitness tracker aimed at providing a more comfortable experience for users. While tracking your heart rate, sleep, daily calories burned and other health factors, the Band 2 will also provide alerts for calls, texts and emails. Eleven sensors are included, among them a GPS, barometer and UV sensor. The battery will last for up to two days depending on how you use the Band 2. The Microsoft Band 2 is available now at Microsoft's website and at Amazon for $249.99.

DVD/BLU-RAY/STREAMING RELEASES
By Emily Morgan

DVD/Blu-ray
Inside Out (Walt Disney Studios)

The latest Pixar-Disney film explores human emotions, specifically those of pre-teen girl Riley who must leave her childhood home and move to San Francisco with her family after her father gets transferred for work.

Riley's emotions – Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust and Anger – fall out of whack when Joy and Sadness get sucked out of Headquarters, and it's a bumpy, emotional ride until all the emotions are back at the helm.

The all-star voice cast includes Amy Poehler (Joy), Phyllis Smith (Sadness), Bill Hader (Fear), Mindy Kaling (Disgust) and Lewis Black (Anger).

Special features on the Blu-ray DVD include audio commentary with director Pete Docter, co-director Ronnie Del Carmen and producer Jonas Rivera; short films "Lava" and "Riley's First Date"; interviews with writer Meg Lefauve, voice stars Amy Poehler and Phyllis Smith; and much more.

The Gift (Universal Studios)

Some people have trouble leaving high school in the past, and that's the case for married couple Simon and Robyn, played by Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall, who are haunted by one of his old classmates.

The past acquaintance (Joel Edgerton) starts bringing the couple mysterious gifts, and soon a horrifying secret is unveiled that could tear apart Simon and Robyn's relationship.

Special features on the Blu-ray DVD include audio commentary with writer/director Edgerton, an alternate ending, deleted scenes, "The Darker Side of Jason Bateman" and more.

Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas (Warner Home Video)
Holiday favorite "Elf" gets the stop-motion treatment in this TV musical special based on the stage musical and movie. Jim Parsons voices the mega-sized elf on a journey from the North Pole to find his real father in New York.

Listen for Ed Asner voicing Santa, the same role he played on screen in the "Elf" movie starring Will Ferrell.

Special features on the DVD include interviews with the voice actors.

Other movies and TV shows available on Blu-ray and DVD include:

Pixels (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Southpaw (Anchor Bay); Max (Warner Home Video); The Human Centipede III: The Final Sequence (Shout! Factory); Vacation (Warner Home Video); The End of the Tour (Lionsgate); Digging for Fire (Paramount); A LEGO Brickumentary (Anchor Bay); She's Funny That Way (Lionsgate); Before We Go (Anchor Bay); Toy Story That Time Forgot (Walt Disney Studios); 10,000 Days (Arc Entertainment); The Final Girls (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Tiger House (Magnolia Home Entertainment); Saving Christmas (Provident Films); The Middle: The Complete Sixth Season (Warner Archive Collection); Black Sails: Season 2 (Anchor Bay); Doctor Who: Series 9 Part 1 (BBC Home Entertainment); Getting On: Season 2 (HBO Studios)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

Master of None: Season 1

Aziz Ansari stars in this semi-autobiographical comedy series about Dev, a 30-year-old actor trying to navigate his personal and professional lives in New York City.

Netflix will have the first season available for streaming on Nov. 6.

Mr. Holmes

Ian McKellen portrays a much older Sherlock Holmes in this adaptation of the detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Holmes is now retired and dealing with early signs of dementia, but he is haunted by his last case. A young fan (Milo Parker), the son of his housekeeper (Laura Linney), coaxes him out of retirement to solve the case that continues to tug at him.

iTunes has the film available for purchase.

Danny Collins

Al Pacino plays aging rock star Danny Collins, a man too stubborn to give up the party rockin' life until his manager (Christopher Plummer) uncovers an undelivered letter by the late John Lennon. Its contents force Danny to reevaluate his life and try to reconnect with the family he has neglected.

The cast also includes the talented Annette Bening, Jennifer Garner and Bobby Cannavale.

Amazon 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

• The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

• Self/Less

• Mr. Holmes

• Amy

• We Are Your Friends

• A Borrowed Identity

• Perfect High

• Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour Live

• Drunktown's Finest

• She's Funny That Way

• Meru

• Do I Sound Gay?

• Mistress America

• Raven's Touch

• I Smile Back

• The Snow Queen: Magic of the Ice Mirror

• The Christmas Dragon

• 1947

• The Nutcracker Sweet

• Krampus: The Reckoning

• Krampus: The Christmas Devil

• Super Size Me

• Christmas Tail

• The Professional

• Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers

• Wizards

• Blood and Wine

• Call Northside 777

• Kiss Me, Monster

• Two Undercover Angels

• Come to the Stable

• Pigskin Parade

• The Keys of the Kingdom

• Sailor Moon R: Season 2 Part 2

• ALVINNN!!! and The Chipmunks Vol. 1

• The Brink: Season 1

• Ballers: Season 1

• True Detective: Season 2

• Toy Story That Time Forgot

Amazon

• While We're Young

• Tom at the Farm

• Danny Collins

• Desk Set

• Eight Crazy Nights

• The Enemy Below

• The Craft

• The Newton Boys

• Tell (available Nov. 5)

• Awakenings (available Nov. 5)

• The Adventures of Milo and Otis (available Nov. 5)

• The Mask of Zorro (available Nov. 5)

• Seven Years in Tibet (available Nov. 5)

• The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (available Nov. 5)

• The Yes Men Are Revolting (available Nov. 7)

• Prince (available Nov. 10)

• Curious George: Season 9

• Wolf Hall (available Nov. 10)