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Disney+ has officially handed out a green light to “Afterlife with Archie,” a live-action hourlong drama series based on the best-selling Archie comic book series by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Francesco Francavilla.

Netflixhas a surprise for fans of a popular TV show. The streaming giant has renewed the hit drama for Season 4, even before Season 3 premieres. The announcement also puts to rest speculation that the next season would conclude the story.

The 13th race of the 2026 ARCA Menards Series takes over Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park for the LiUNA! 150 on Friday. Rookie Jake Bollman leads the series with 545 points, but is still seeking his first win of the season. Bollman has three runner-up finishes and eight total top five finishes this season. He…

The 2026 fall film festival season is officially upon us! With the 83rd Venice Film Festival and the 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) both unveiling their massive lineups this week, we finally have a clear picture of what Netflix’s prestige slate will look like for the rest of the year and into 2027.

This is the official poster for the Netflix TV series “The East Palace,” streaming on Netflix. (OSV News photo by Netflix)

21 July,  2026-Minerva Academy, the new eight-episode teen drama series, produced by Picomedia (company of the Asacha group and part of Fremantle) and directed by Ivan Silvestrini, will be available only on Netflixon September 22.

The big champion of the Brasileirão U-20 B will be decided this Thursday (23). Ceará and Goiás face off at Presidente Vargas Stadium in Fortaleza, Ceará, at 8 p.m. The match will be broadcast live on CBF TV’s YouTube channel.

If you can whistle the theme song to “Three’s Company,” you know this exact visual: Jack Tripper rides a bicycle down the boardwalk, catches a glimpse of a faceless brunette walking ahead of him, and promptly wipes out. That mysterious beach beauty wasn’t just a random extra, either.

Arts & EntertainmentScreen Chloe Sargeant July 23, 2026 Image: I Will Find You. Photo: Netflix.

The Carolina Hurricanes plan to produce their own television broadcasts for the 2026-27 season and partner with providers for distribution across cable, satellite and streaming services for local access.