Browsing: September

Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s hit true-crime anthology series Monster is returning for its fourth season this fall, and we finally have our first official look at the blood-soaked next chapter: Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.

September 2026 is taking a similar shape to August, in that this month will also be dominated by Netflix’s weekly anime releases. However, September will finally see the long-awaited release of Steel Ball Run, the seventh story arc of the much-beloved JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure series.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to everything leaving Netflix in the United States throughout September 2026. As always, a new month brings a mountain of new content, but we also have to say goodbye to some heavy hitters as licensing agreements come to an end.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) —Arkansas Comic Con is returning this September and its celebrity guest lineup has been officially unveiled.

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Mark your calendars, the pre-Grand Theft Auto VI rush is about to get even busier as another AAA release is rumoured to be released in September.

CleanSheet Soccer 2, which released on PlayStation VR2 in June, is coming to Quest headsets this September.

After premiering this week at the Giffoni Film Festival, Netflix announced a release date for its military high school drama Minerva Academy. What do we know about the show and what did the crew say about the project?

The iconic antihero returns this September in Escape from New York, Escape from Chicago #1, a brand-new comic book series from superstar writer and filmmaker Kyle Higgins and artist Val Rodrigues that expands the dystopian world created by John Carpenter.

‘TennoCon 2026,’ the festival for the global long-running title ‘Warframe’—which has undergone continuous evolution over 13 long years—has kicked off in London, Canada, the home of Digital Extremes, at its largest scale ever