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The 2026 WNBA Playoffs are set, and Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever’s first-round matchup is against the defending champion Las Vegas Aces.

Maleah Joi Moon and Vincent Jamal Hooper in A Different World. Photograph: Eli Ade/NetflixMaleah Joi Moon and Vincent Jamal Hooper in A Different World. Photograph: Eli Ade/Netflix

Aysia Moorer, an actress from Eatonville, plays Officer Boo Boo in Netflix’s reboot of the iconic series “A Different World,” joining a beloved, multigenerational cast.

Alternate realities and doppelgangers are subjects that many genre-defining science fiction TV shows have explored. “Fringe” and “Severance” are both excellent examples of this, and if you enjoy those shows, then you should definitely check out “Dark Matter,” which debuted on Apple TV in 2024. This mind-bending series blends ideas touched upon in “Fringe” and “Severance” to…

The 62-year-old actor believes that the viewing figures for The Celebrity Traitors are a “testament” to the show’s quality, observing that it transcends “age groups and class” in the UK.

You’re showered, shaved, and dressed to impress. The Uber is two minutes out when your group chat starts pinging like Christmas bells—”Not feeling great, have to bail. Sry.” “Something came up. Rain check?” Ugh, there goes your night.

You need Hans … Matt King as Peep Show’s king of chaos. Photograph: Kenny McCrackenYou need Hans … Matt King as Peep Show’s king of chaos. Photograph: Kenny McCracken

A host of new films and documentaries coming out this autumn are set to help raise awareness of Parkinson’s, showing a range of people and fictional characters living with the condition.

Netflix has no shortage of historical dramas, but few are as unapologetically violent as Vikings: Valhalla. The series has swords, political betrayals, brutal battles, and enough bloodshed to make it an easy recommendation for anyone looking for a sprawling historical binge.

Disney+ subscribers finally have access to an MCU Collection that arguably should have been available on the streamer from the start. Since its 2019 launch, Disney+ has served as the home for Marvel Studios content, from theatrical films and original series to projects from prior eras, including titles from Netflix, Hulu, and ABC. For viewers…