A new true crime drama, Animal Collective's Feels reissue, and Revenge of the Sith top this week'...

&34;Ragtime&34; on Broadway and romance novel &34;A Star Is Scorned&34; round out our picks for the weekend of Oct. 17. A new true crime drama, Animal Collectiv

"Ragtime" on Broadway and romance novel "A Star Is Scorned" round out our picks for the weekend of Oct. 17.

A new true crime drama, Animal Collective's Feels reissue, and Revenge of the Sith top this week's Must List

"Ragtime" on Broadway and romance novel "A Star Is Scorned" round out our picks for the weekend of Oct. 17.

October 17, 2025 3:22 p.m. ET

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Hayden Christensen in 'Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith'; Patricia Arquette in 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family'; Animal Collective. Credit:

Lucasfilm; Hulu; Retna Ltd.

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Murdaugh: Death In the Family

Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette in 'Murdaugh: Death In the Family'.

Disney/Daniel Delgado

Hulu's drama from co-creators Michael D. Fuller (*Rectify*) and Erin Lee Carr (*I Love You, Now Die*) eschews sensationalism and treats the Alex Murdaugh saga for what it is: a devastating, almost Shakespearean tragedy. Based on reporting by Mandy Matney, the series unravels the painful and avoidable events that led Alex to murder his wife, Maggie (Patricia Arquette), and youngest son, Paul (Johnny Berchtold, in a heart-wrenching turn). Jason Clarke is a force as Alex, whose booming charm hides fraudulent business dealings and a growing opioid addiction, while Arquette is Emmy-worthy as the long-suffering but demanding Maggie. —*Kristen Baldwin, TV Critic*

First look at *Murdaugh: Death in the Family *shows Patricia Arquette in true crime 'cautionary tale' (exclusive)**

Animal Collective's Feels 20th Anniversary

Animal Collective.

Twenty years on, the experimental rockers' delirious tour de force still sounds like nothing else, a strangely beautiful mix of tribal drums, detuned guitars, twinkling harps, and feral shrieks. This limited-edition reissue of the album includes nine B-sides and rare demos. —*Jason Lamphier, Senior Editor*

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

'Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: Episode III' by Matthew Stover.

Penguin Random House

The finest film novelization in the *Star Wars* canon has a gorgeous new 20th anniversary edition, including over 170 annotations, a new author's note from Matthew Stover, and tons of other flourishes sure to unleash your inner dark side. —*Dalton Ross, Editorial Director*

*Star Wars *author had panic attack before writing *Revenge of the Sith* novelization**

Joshua Henry and Nichelle Lewis bring the house down in this Broadway revival about America at a cultural crossroads, which is currently blowing away audiences (and inspiring mid-performance standing ovations) at Lincoln Center Theater. Just start engraving the Tony statues right now. —*D.R.*

*Ragtime* review: The wheels of a dream turn down an all too familiar path in stirring Broadway revival**

A Star Is Scorned

Maureen Lee Lenker; 'A Star Is Scorned' book cover.

Ariel Barber; Sourcebooks Casablanca

Set in the same world as her debut novel, *It Happened One Fight,* and follow-up *His Girl Hollywood*, EW senior writer Maureen Lee Lenker brings a roguish supporting character front and center in this delightful historical romance set in 1930s Hollywood. —*P.G.*

Exclusive look at historical romance novel *A Star Is Scorned*, Maureen Lee Lenker's latest Hollywood love story**

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