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Camille Cottin and Laure Calamy return as a collapsing film production brings old colleagues and old tensions back together.

Paramount+ confirms an October 30 Season 2 premiere, with Michael C. Hall returning and Bokeem Woodbine, Brian Cox, and Dan Stevens joining the cast.

Apple TV’s six-episode thriller “Last Seen” premieres September 9 with Patrick Brammall playing a detective chasing a call he believes came from his missing daughter.

“The Paper” returns September 9 with ten new episodes, a newsroom crusade and a staff whose growing confidence creates fresh complications.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show leads the first night of the Creative Arts Emmys with seven wins, including Outstanding Variety Special (Live).

“Onslaught” sends Adria Arjona’s Army sniper against genetically engineered soldiers in Adam Wingard’s new A24 action-horror release.

Netflix’s “The Final Problem” trailer strands 13 people in a Mallorca hotel, where an apparent suicide becomes a four-episode murder mystery.

Netflix’s newly announced “Road to Hillman” tour brings “A Different World” events to Howard, Hampton, Norfolk State, Spelman and Morehouse.

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.

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

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.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II plays a Black FBI agent forced into an uneasy alliance with Mark Wahlberg’s mob hitman in the September 4 Paramount thriller.

Beauty in Black Season 3 premieres August 27 on Netflix with eight episodes, escalating Kimmie and Mallory’s fight for control.

“Abbott Elementary” Season 5 is now available on HBO Max, giving streaming viewers a fresh route into Quinta Brunson’s award-winning Philadelphia school comedy.

Angélique Kidjo makes Hollywood history as Michelle Buteau opens Spa Weekend and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II leads the By Any Means trailer.

Netflix Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory will open in theaters November 5, 2027, before streaming December 22 with Kit Connor and Taika Waititi.

Paramount will release Parker Finn’s Possession remake, starring Margaret Qualley and Callum Turner, on June 11, 2027.

Audiences will be able to stream the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” on STARZ beginning Monday, August 10.

The Jonas Brothers are returning to Camp Rock, but the new movie is not being built only for the audience that remembers the original. That distinction will determine whether Camp Rock 3 becomes a genuine continuation or a nostalgia special with younger performers standing in the background. Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas return as Connect 3 in the third film. When the fictional group loses its opening act, the band returns to Camp Rock to identify new talent for a national tour.