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Apple TV is known for its original series like Ted Lasso, Silo and Severance, but it’s now offering new content it doesn’t often feature: classic films. The streaming service just made around 20 popular movies available for subscribers to stream, including The Martian, E.T., The Proposal, The Sixth Sense, Titanic and Zodiac, 9to5Mac reported. 

Ellis Jacob, CEO of Cineplex, says young audiences are driving Hollywood’s box office rebound by heading back to the multiplex in big numbers

The updated runtime of the Digger movie is not what Tom Cruise fans expected. Earlier, it was announced that Digger would mark a milestone for Cruise, as one of the longest movies of his career. However, a new runtime has been added for the satirical black comedy movie

It’s eight months into 2026 and Anne Hathaway is about to release her fourth movie of the year

Sadie Sink has hinted at when Marvel Studios’ upcoming X-Men reboot might begin filming. The actress recently made her MCU debut as Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Clockwise from top: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, Ted Lasso, One Hundred Years of Solitude, and One Night Only.Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Everett Collection (Nicole Rivelli/Universal Pictures, Netflix), MUBI, Apple TV

Take a break from the scorching summer heat and chill out with the latest movies and TV shows hitting streaming services. From rom-com fare to sci-fi thrills, here’s what to watch this weekend

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The day that I canceled my Netflix subscription was a good one. I had long entertained the idea that I would one day round-robin streaming video services, moving from one to the other on a monthly basis. And while I’m not quite there as I write this, I’m closer than I’ve ever been and, given…

The theatrical industry welcomed its fourth billion-dollar film of 2026 this week as Sony and Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” surpassed the coveted benchmark. It joins the three-comma ranks alongside Universal’s “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” Lionsgate’s “Michael” and Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5.” The group should soon be joined by Universal’s “The Odyssey,”…