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Apple TV’s “Silo” season-three finale, “Troy,” is streaming now as Juliette’s present-day fight collides with the Before Times conspiracy.

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

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.

“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.

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.

Outer Banks Season 5 arrives on Netflix August 20, 2026, with all 10 episodes of the Pogues’ final adventure available to stream.

Apple TV’s Lucky reaches its series finale on August 19 after a seven-episode run led by Anya Taylor-Joy.

The Shards Episode 5 continues FX’s 1980s Los Angeles thriller on August 19, 2026, with Igby Rigney, Homer Gere, and Kaia Gerber.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns to FXX tonight with a two-episode premiere, extending the Gang’s unusually durable television run.

The Lanterns HBO premiere introduces Aaron Pierre’s John Stewart and Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan in an eight-episode Earthbound mystery.

50 Cent scripted comedy ambitions surfaced on The Tonight Show as Jimmy Fallon offered on-air support, though no network order or production schedule exists.

Paramount’s proposed $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition has cleared the U.K., but a multistate U.S. antitrust challenge still stands in the way.

Viola Davis is returning to serialized television with power on both sides of the camera. Paramount+ has officially greenlit Ascent, a character-driven thriller starring Davis as Catriona Vail, an elite corporate fixer who manages crises for billion-dollar clients. Davis will also executive-produce the series with Julius Tennon through their JuVee Productions banner. Catriona has built her career by entering rooms where reputations, companies and fortunes are on the verge of

Variety reports that Bautista is negotiating to step into the physically demanding lead role, but Amazon has not confirmed a deal.

The final week of July brings a packed streaming schedule featuring returning favorites, blockbuster movies, new television dramas and live music coverage. One of the most relevant releases for PowerPage audiences is the return of Diarra From Detroit, the comedy-mystery series created by and starring Diarra Kilpatrick. The new installment arrives on Paramount+ on July 29, continuing its mixture of humor, relationships, neighborhood culture and amateur detective work. Also arr