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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in “Brothers,” premiering September 23, 2026 on Apple TV.

With a new set of TV shows and movies landing on Netflix in September, one pattern is that a lot of Canadian talent will be on display. Miku Martineau leads the YA rowing romance series Crew Girl, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan stars in the film Best of the Best, directed by fellow Canadian Lena Khan, and Jacob…

“Brothers” is a new Apple TV show starring Texans Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves. (Courtesy)

While it’s understandably hard to find a steady audience in this age of streaming platforms adding new shows constantly, fantasy is a genre that has it particularly rough. Often featuring more bombastic premises and lavish productions than more grounded contemporaries, a fantasy show needs to find its viewership fast to avoid the chopping block. Of…

The best canceled Netflix shows were all wiped out far too early. The streamer’s emphasis on giving programs tragically brief runs means that it is littered with some of the best one-season TV shows of all time. While countless Netflix productions failed to extend beyond their initial batch of episodes, somehow, the Shane Gillis comedy “Tires”…

Who needs critics, am I right? Well, if you don’t trust the professional class, you may want to turn to audiences instead. There are more votes, more views and when something ranks highly you may want to pay greater attention.

Manga Barcelona celebrated its 31st anniversary in 2025. It is an event dedicated to Japanese manga, held every December in Barcelona, Spain. For 2025, an illustration by Kamome Shirahama, known for the manga Atelier of Witch Hat, was used as the key visual. Long lines formed at the booths selling comics translated into Spanish and…

August 31, 2026 Lesbian and TV shows coming this September. Photos courtesy of Prime, HGTV, Revry

Among a group of fresh titles on the platform is the sequel of A Different World, following beloved characters Whitley and Dwayne’s daughter Deborah at the same fictional HBCU, Hillman College. The continuation of the ’80s sitcom promises to do a lot of fan service while updating the show’s themes for a modern world.

Several procedurals — like Cagney & Lacey, which was canceled and subsequently revived thanks to high-performing reruns —have been removed from lineups only to return months later.