The spinoff CW drama about star athletes navigating college life at a prestigious HBCU returns for its third and final season, with the leads facing threats to their sports careers along with romantic fallout. Thirteen episodes will air at 9pm ET/PT on the CW TV network before streaming on the CW app the next day.
Set during the late 60s at the peak of social upheavals, Austin Butler stars as a leader of a legendary Chicago motorcycle gang who’s in the middle of a love triangle between his wife (Jodie Comer) and fellow pack leader (Tom Hardy) in this feature epic that struggles to understand a subculture and an era.
For a nostalgic watch with the Boomers and their kids, Eddie Murphy returns back as Axel Foley in the fourth installment of his hit film 40 years after it debuted, with throwbacks that include songs from the Pointer Sisters and Bob Seger and his original co-stars Judge Reinhold and John Ashton, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt stepping
Emma Roberts stars as 30-something Florida woman who never quite launched her dreams, sticking close to home to party and bartend until a doctored application helps her launch herself into NASA’s space program. The light, endearing PG-13 romcom works as a multi-generational Fourth of July vacation watch. Look for co-stars Tom Hopper and Gabrielle Union.
After a one-night-stand, a New York yoga instructor discovers she’s pregnant and relies on her married best friend to be her support and “midwife” in this raunchy comedy starring Ilana Glazer (Broad City) and Michele Buteau (Survival of the Thickest). Fans of Pamela Adlon and Better Things will like it (she’s the director). $14.99 on
After winning Outstanding Comedy Series at both the Emmys and Golden Globes earlier this year, FX and Hulu’s record-breaking comedy-drama is back for a much-anticipated third season, and despite some high drama in the trailer, star Jeremy Allen White told Variety that the new season will return to a “functional kitchen atmosphere” as they aim
Described by John McEnroe as “a Baryshnikov of the tennis court,” Roger Federer has enjoyed one of the most celebrated careers in tennis, earning a global fan base along with a close friendship with his biggest rival, Raphael Nadal. As he prepared to announce his retirement, a camera crew came along for the ride, and
Zac Efron plays a movie star who starts sleeping with his assistant’s mom (Nicole Kidman) in this PG-13 screwball rom-com from the Richard Lagravenese (P.S. I Love You) that co-stars Joey King (The Kissing Booth) and Kathy Bates. The older woman-younger man set-up, the all-star cast and director, and the only-in-Hollywood antics will make this
Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone takes the lead as Jax, who is struggling get by on the Seneca-Cayuga reservation in Oklahoma, taking care of her niece Roki after her sister goes missing. When the two set out to find her, they uncover the deeper issues facing Indigenous women who’ve gone missing and a justice system that
An edgy fresh take on the superhero drama, Supacell follows five Black Londoners — a delivery driver, a weed dealer, a nurse, an ex-con, and a gang member — who begin to develop special powers as they confront timely issues, from medical experiments to human trafficking, surveillance to racism. Critics have embraced it for its