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Set in a tiny, remote coastal town that’s suddenly facing a mysterious threat from the sea, Netflix’s new drama/horror series Below is in the unfortunate position of being compared to Widow’s Bay, the other show that already did that this year. It’s a “what if Jaws but…” vehicle for Josh Hartnett, on a career upswing…

“Saban,” the six-part documentary series about former Alabama Crimson Tide coach and college football legend Nick Saban, makes its premiere to a national audience Thursday.

Multiple networks and streaming platforms canceled over a dozen TV shows throughout September 2026. Two beloved superhero series headlined the cancellations, as Marvel-connected shows lost their futures despite strong critical reception and award nominations.

The biggest event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe this year might not be Avengers: Doomsday. Okay, okay. We know that a TV series on Disney+ won’t be as big as Doomsday, but it’s possible that the next Marvel series, VisionQuest, will be a deeper dive into Marvel lore. Coming to our screens very soon, VisionQuest…

Josh Hartnett stars in ‘Below’, Netflix’s eerie thriller about a coastal town and a sea creature | News24

Did you, like much of the TV-watching population, become rightfully obsessed with Widow’s Baythis year? Are you on the hunt for a new show with similar small-town scares? Then allow me to introduce Netflix’sBelow, starring Josh Hartnett and Mackenzie Davis.

Below builds its dread inside a fishing town at the edge of the Atlantic where the horizon has always been a kind of threat, and the men who read it for a living have been reading bad news for a generation. Something is in the water now. The town’s real problem is that it was…

September was a huge month for Indian films on Netflix, thanks in large part to the return of 14 films from the Excel Entertainment catalogue.

The Las Vegas Aces will look to even their WNBA semifinal series when they face the Golden State Valkyries in Game 2 on Wednesday night at Chase Center.

Netflix’s attempt to overturn a ruling allowing Fiona Harvey’s $170 millionBaby Reindeerdefamation lawsuit to move forward has hit a new obstacle after a federal appeals court said it may lack jurisdiction to hear the company’s appeal.