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Welcome to your end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! As we officially cross over into August, Netflix has refreshed its library with a massive first-of-the-month drop. With a staggering 75 new releases (63 movies and 12 series) hitting the platform over the past seven days, with 50 of those dropping on the first…

Long before he was affectionately coined Mr. Dua Lipa online, Callum Turner’s been around in this business, making movies and TV shows that a lot of people missed in the earlier days. While he hasn’t done too many mainstream properties, he’s got remarkable range thus far, and much of what he’s in is interestingly different…

Disney+ will no longer proceed with a second season of Marvel’s Wonder Man, reversing the renewal announced earlier this year. The streamer confirmed in March that Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley would return, but the series will now end after one season. 

Netflix is officially stepping onto the court with one of Harlan Coben’s most beloved characters.

Groundbreaking FX series lands on Disney+* — and inside Apple Vision Pro™ and Meta Quest.

Everything old becomes new again, and that’s certainly the case for “Cape Fear.” This story has been told and retold several times, actually, after it began its life as the 1957 novel “The Executioners” by John D. MacDonald. In 1962, J. Lee Thompson directed his own adaptation, which was the inspiration for legendary director Martin Scorsese’s…

The Texas Rangers and Houston Astros open a three-game AL West series Friday night at Daikin Park, with the division rivals separated by just one game in the standings entering Thursday.

It’s time to get back to the Walter’s ranch, Will’s auto shop, the Pogues’ hideout and Leanne’s cozy home!

“Diarra From Detroit” presents this as the schoolteacher-turned-detective’s greatest asset and her biggest flaw. If it weren’t for her stubborn insistence on finding out why a great guy, Chris (Shannon Wallace), ghosted her after an incredible first date, she might be happier. Then again, nobody would have noticed that Chris had been kidnapped.

I’ve been a fan of the True Crime genre since I read the book that turned it into a literary sensation. In many ways, Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood” is still the ne plus ultra of the form, though Norman Mailer’s “The Executioner’s Song,” Vincent Bugliosi’s “Helter Skelter,” and Robert Graysmith’s “Zodiac” are just as…