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The dog days of summer are here, so sit back and relax with the latest movies and shows the world of streaming has to offer. From new adaptations of beloved classics to guilty pleasure reality TV, here’s what to watch this weekend

Anya Taylor-Joy is looking to break away from her criminal past with one last career-crowning heist, while Will Ferrell stars in a fun new comedy as a washed-up golfer

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One of the worst parts of falling in love with a new TV show? When it gets canceled way too soon, as happened with Brilliant Minds and Stumble. (And don’t even get me started on how Netflix canceledThe Boroughs after just one season—are you kidding me?!)

What does it take to dramatize the history of America on television? It must be more entertaining than slumber-inducing historical reenactments and demand more of its audience than being passive observers of a comfortable, sanitized civic mythology. There might have been a time when a network was happy to slap a recognizable actor with a…

There’s too much TV to keep up with it all, even for those of us who watch it professionally. But critics are obsessive types, and I’d feel remiss if I didn’t at least try to get a handle on the best shows released each year. Below, you’ll find the fruits of that search: a roughly…

Apple’s inventive horror-comedy series made a massive splash in the nominations for the 2026 Emmys on Wednesday morning, receiving 19 nods in total including for best comedy series, lead actor Matthew Rhys and both writing (creator Katie Dippold) and directing (Hiro Murai). It’s the strongest showing for any new series this year, right ahead of…

The suspension of the USA striker’s red card after Trump’s intervention has shown what Gianni Infantino’s organisation is trying to turn the sport into: scripted entertainment