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Drake’s “ICEMAN” milestone, a new Hillman class, Apple TV’s “Mayday,” and Adley Rutschman’s Camden Yards return close Thursday’s PowerPage coverage.

Glen Powell returns as Russ Holliday and his quarterback alter ego as all six episodes of “Chad Powers” Season 2 arrive on Hulu.

“Mayday” premieres September 4 on Apple TV, pairing Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh in a Cold War action comedy built around an unlikely rescue.

Netflix’s “A Different World” sequel follows Dwayne and Whitley’s daughter, with returning cast members and a theme song performed by Brandy.

“Scary Movie” begins streaming September 3, reuniting Marlon and Shawn Wayans with Regina Hall and Anna Faris on Paramount+.

Melvin Gregg and Gbemisola Ikumelo return with the ensemble as “The Paper” brings its second season to Peacock on September 9.

Netflix has dated all eight episodes of “Lupin” Part 4 for October 23 and shared new images of Omar Sy’s returning gentleman thief.

Maria Sten moves Frances Neagley into the lead for an eight-episode Prime Video mystery arriving September 16 with Alan Ritchson as a guest star.

Michael Strahan leads a two-hour ABC special about how sports, music, Broadway and comedy helped the country begin healing after September 11.

Tyler Perry reunites the “Why Did I Get Married?” crew and adds Taraji P. Henson for a September 9 Netflix premiere in Italy.

“OutKast,” the third episode of “Lanterns,” turns toward John Stewart’s family history and the path that brought him to the Green Lantern Corps.

Howard Charles leads the London-set boxing and crime drama as “I Want This” joins the first five episodes now streaming on STARZ.

Theo James, Kaya Scodelario, and Giancarlo Esposito return as “The Gentlemen” prepares for its September 3 Netflix premiere.

Mike Colter leads “Cupertino,” a new CBS legal drama about two fired attorneys taking on the tech elite, premiering October 8.

Tyler Perry Studios launches Maxscene, a creator-first specialty division designed to develop, produce and distribute distinctive films.

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play heightened versions of themselves in Apple TV's new scripted comedy “Brothers.”

Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly return as “Dark Matter” Season 2 premieres August 28 on Apple TV with a new multiverse threat.

Netflix premieres a 26-minute extended look at “Grand Theft Auto VI” as Rockstar prepares the anticipated game for its November 19 release.

“The Undeclared War” returns to Peacock with six new episodes, a mole inside GCHQ and Simon Pegg back in the center of the crisis.

Kane Parsons' A24 horror film “Backrooms” begins streaming September 25 on HBO Max after transforming a viral internet nightmare into a feature.