Contributor: Kristin Smith

HBO’s tongue-in-cheek mini series White House Plumbers satirically (and vulgarly) revisits the Watergate scandal.

Megan Moroney warns her crush about his unfaithful girlfriend in her new song “Traitor Joe.”

With some Disney-esque flair, National Geographic offers viewers a dramatized look at World War II through the life of heroine Miep Gies.

Niall Horan walks someone through anxiety on the single “Meltdown”, but he hopes to find hope on the other side.

Ed Sheeran uses a boat as a metaphor to tell listeners that although he has experienced painful loss, he will do whatever it takes to keep the waves of grief at bay.

Stepsiblings Erin and Aaron, look to music to grow the bond between their new families in Nickelodeon’s latest series.

Three vocalists fight for your ear as they send a creative message about the real issues our devices can cause in “Dopamine.”

Jack Black sings about his love for Super Mario’s Princess Peaches in his music video titled, “Peaches.”

Former nerd-turned-rebel Jane bands together with three high school female friends to push off 1950s stereotypes in Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies.

Hulvey and Forrest Frank pair together once again to give a new spin on worship music as they rap about God’s “Altar.”

Women are sick of abuse, mistreatment and misogyny and they’re ready to use their powers to do something about it in The Power.

Melanie Martinez’s song “Death” is about physical and spiritual transformation, but references the demonic through witchcraft and seances.

Hulu takes Charles Dickens’ classic, Great Expectations, and turns it into a dark, dismal adaptation with many winks at sadistic behavior.

Boy band BTS is saying goodbye to one of its lead singers, Jimin, as he embarks on a solo endeavor with the launch of his profane single, “Set Me Free Pt.2”.

A post-apocalyptic world meets a group of women at their high school reunion in this profane, comedic survival series called Class of ‘07.