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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. 

This year’s festival celebrates the enduring appeal of Japanese culture through a vibrant showcase of contemporary pop culture, immersive experiences, and exclusive offerings from renowned Japanese brands

The story and preview images for Episode 2 of the TV anime The World is Dancing (JP: ワールド イズ ダンシング) have been revealed. This episode will air on Thursday, July 9 at 10:00 PM (JST), and will later be available on various international streaming platforms

English manga publisherBluPetalannounced the license acquisition of two new manga titles at its Anime Expo 2026 panel:The Black World is Dyed in White ChalkandLast Heaven. 

Norway’s stunning Round of 16 upset over Brazil is already rippling through meme coin markets and digital collectible platforms

In a major shift for soccer-obsessed Brazil, CazeTV, a YouTube-based platform founded by streamer Casimiro Miguel, is dramatically altering how fans watch the World Cup. For the first time, only half of the games are being broadcast the usual way on traditional television networks

The Bayern Munich winger’s record-chasing performance at the 2026 World Cup is creating ripple effects across crypto markets tied to sports collectibles and fan engagement

The Puyallup tribe near Seattle are using the World Cup to share their history and culture, building a fan zone on their reservation. According to L’Équipe, it has become a focal point during the tournament

The songs playing at World Cup stadiums are no accident, with FIFA’s ‘Stadium Entertainment Team’ meticulously selecting over 750 tracks to energize crowds and embody cultural diversity. These tunes, ranging from iconic stadium anthems to country-specific favorites, accompany every team’s lineup announcements and goal celebrations, uniting fans worldwide

As excitement for Sunday’s World Cup last-16 match between Mexico and England builds with big screens across Mexico City’s Paseo de Reforma, lurking in the background are stark reminders of the nation’s ongoing challenges. Over 135,000 remain missing in Mexico, a figure that’s soared since the 2006 launch of the drug war