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Streaming was supposed to free television from the schedule. Some of its strongest shows are now rebuilding one. X-Men ’97 Season 2 continues today with another weekly Disney+ episode. The season began July 1 and follows the team after its members were scattered across different eras. Apocalypse is positioned among the season’s major threats, while the X-Men attempt to reunite and return to their own time. Disney is releasing new installments on July 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29. The

Kevin Hart’s latest comedy begins with an anxiety many professionals understand even before the first party goes wrong. His character believes staying employed requires proving that he still understands a younger generation. 72 Hours arrives on Netflix Friday, July 24. Hart plays a 40-year-old advertising executive who is mistakenly added to a group chat and joins a group of twenty-somethings for a three-day Miami bachelor party in an attempt to protect his struggling career.

Tonight’s recommendation is technically a preview for midnight: Ride or Die arrives on Prime Video July 15. The series stars Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham as best friends Debbie and Judith. Their relationship changes dramatically when Debbie discovers that Judith is secretly an international assassin. A figure from Judith’s past and a failed hit force both women onto the run. The premise works because the action is built around a relationship rather than replacing it.

Crime thrillers frequently allow male characters to be brilliant, morally compromised and difficult to predict. Lucky places a woman at the center of that same narrative freedom. The Apple TV limited series premieres globally Wednesday, July 15. Anya Taylor-Joy stars and serves as an executive producer, playing a former con artist forced back toward the criminal life she attempted to leave behind after a multimillion-dollar heist goes wrong. She is pursued by both federal inv

The commercial reach of Michael Jackson’s music has now produced a box-office record no other biographical film has achieved. "Michael" has surpassed $1 billion in worldwide ticket sales, becoming the first biopic to cross the milestone. The reported total stands at approximately $1.001 billion, including $371.8 million from the United States and Canada and $629.8 million from international markets. The film, which stars Jaafar Jackson as his uncle, has now passed both Bohemi

Summer television frequently treats friendship as an accessory to romance, mystery or luxury. Peacock’s The Five Star Weekend places friendship closer to the center. The eight-episode drama follows Hollis Shaw, played by Jennifer Garner, a successful cook and author whose carefully managed public life begins to fracture following her husband’s death. Seeking a path through grief, she invites women representing different chapters of her life to spend a weekend together at her

The music industry’s debate over artificial intelligence is beginning to move beyond ethics statements and into payment policy. Starting July 15, TIDAL says music it determines to be wholly AI-generated will receive an AI label and will not qualify for royalty attribution. The same standard will apply to music submitted through TIDAL Upload, where identified tracks will also lose eligibility for direct-to-fan monetization. The policy creates an important financial distinctio

If you're searching for something to stream tonight, The Get Down remains a standout choice for fans of hip-hop history. The series explores the emergence of hip-hop culture in the Bronx during the late 1970s, blending fictional storytelling with real historical influences. Through music, dance, fashion, and community, the show celebrates the creativity that helped launch one of the world's most influential cultural movements. Although its run was brief, the series continues

Music documentaries remain one of the best ways to experience the culture beyond the songs themselves. From behind-the-scenes footage and recording sessions to artist interviews and classic performances, these films provide deeper insight into the people and moments that shaped hip-hop, R&B, soul, and global music. They often reveal the creative struggles, personal sacrifices, and breakthrough moments that fans rarely see, offering a more complete picture of an artist’s journ

Singles may dominate playlists, but albums continue to define careers. In today's streaming landscape, artists often release individual tracks to maintain momentum and stay connected with fans. Algorithms reward consistency, and dropping singles can keep an artist visible in a crowded digital space. Yet when it comes to building a lasting legacy, a complete album still carries a different level of importance—one that goes beyond charts and quick streams. Albums allow artists

Independent films, podcasts, digital series, and streaming projects from Black creators continue expanding opportunities for authentic storytelling and entrepreneurship across the entertainment industry. From self-funded productions to partnerships with major streaming platforms, creators are finding new ways to bring their stories directly to audiences without relying solely on traditional gatekeepers. Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and podcast networks have also played a m

Music documentaries continue attracting audiences across major streaming platforms, offering fans an inside look at the artists, albums, and cultural moments that have shaped the music industry. From intimate behind-the-scenes footage to in-depth interviews and archival performances, these documentaries provide viewers with a deeper understanding of the creative process and the stories behind some of music's biggest successes. Whether exploring legendary performers, groundbre