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Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

Now that the dog days of August are closing in, a fair assessment can be made about the song of the summer for 2026.

OPINION / VIEWPOINT What an outrage! Japan’s Defense Ministry is using manga to sell militarism to children

What If…? Captain America #1 asks what happens when Steve Rogers oversleeps by several decades and wakes up in a very different future.

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

Cabin fever … the All on Board Show by Ambassador Entertainment: some onboard theatres can seat up to 1,000. Photograph: Cruise Travel Image SACabin fever … the All on Board Show by Ambassador Entertainment: some onboard theatres can seat up to 1,000. Photograph: Cruise Travel Image SA

POAP, the proof-of-attendance protocol known for issuing digital badges to event participants, is shutting down its service, according to a report from The Block. The project had previously announced in March that it would halt new services and maintain only its existing system. The decision marks the end of a notable experiment in the $NFT…

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

This combination of images show promotional art for the comedy “You, Me & Tuscany,” left, the concert film “Billie Eilish — Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live),” center, and science fiction thriller “The Last House.” (Universal Pictures/Paramount Pictures/Netflix

Everyone is afraid. We’re born afraid, we die afraid, and we spend much of our time in between struggling in vain to overlook those fears – with one crucial fictive exception: horror.