A college-aged dreamer sets out to become the best jazz musician in the world by moving to Tokyo and joining up with a childhood friend and another musician, as they try and break into a dying jazz scene in this anime film adapted from Shinichi Ishizuka’’s manga series. While the animation can be primitive in
Comedian in the new John Mulaney takes David Letterman back to his Chicago high school for a one-off episode of the veteran late night host’s Netflix series — this time to discuss his addiction, SNL, John Belushi, fatherhood and the state of stand-up comedy.
Elisabeth Moss stars as a British M16 agent who teams with a French counterpart in Istanbul, Paris, and London to attempt to prevent a potential disaster in this six-episode spy thriller from Peaky Blinders’ Steven Knight. Josh Charles, Yumna Marwan, James Purefoy, Dali Benssalah also star. From Variety: “In FX’s gripping new miniseries ‘The Veil,’
Jumping off Beyonce’s big “Cowboy Carter” release and the conversation it kicked off about Black musicians in the world of country music, CNN delves deeper into the overlapping worlds of Nashville’s country scene and the rise in the diversity of its most famous music genre.
For fans of 90s nostalgia and over the topic laugh-out-loud PG comedy, the live action-animated hybrid series focused on Knuckles (voiced by Idris Elba) — Sonic the Hedge Hog’s very determined “secondary” best friend and former rival — as he trains Wade (voiced by Adam Pally) to become a fellow Echidna warrior. Set between the
A pair of young ghosts pair up to investigate supernatural crimes on Earth in this extension of the Sandman universe that’s also a Doom Patrol spinoff. A DC Comics adaptation based on characters created by Neil Gaiman (Good Omens) and Matt Wagner with The Flight Attendant’s Steve Yockey, all eight episodes stream today. From Paste’s
Former tennis star turned coach Tashi (Zendaya) has turned her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a grand slam champ. But after a losing streak, she enters him into a “Challenger” tournament event with his former best friend — and Tashi’s former boyfriend (Josh O’Connor) — in an effort to bring back his competitive mojo. From
Kristen Stewart stars as a reclusive gym manager who falls hard for a female bodybuilder stopping through town en route to Vegas to chase big dreams. Their lusty romance sets off a cascade of violence in this adrenaline pumping drama that also stars Ed Harris, Jen Malone, Katy O’Brian, Anna Baryshnikov, with Dave Franco. From
A young El Salvadorian immigrant, Alejandro, ventures to New York to pursue his dream of becoming an innovative toymaker in this clever, surreal comedy about imaginaton, connection, and the challenges for US newcomers. To find a sponsor for his Visa and takes a job assisting an erratic art-world outcast (Tilda Swinton) — his only hope
An edgy, distinctly British sitcom from Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan and It’s a Sin’s Lydia West that follows the on-the-brink misadventures of two single best friends in their 30s, one of whom gets diagnosed with bi-polar disorder. Over the top, original, and laugh-out-loud funny.