If you’re hunting for new weekend entertainment, look no further. From “House of the Dragon” Season 3 to “Voicemails for Isabelle,” these exciting picks offer something for everyone and showcase the range of titles across Netflix, HBO, and more.
Netflix is expanding its preschool and kids’ series lineup with a new preschool show, the renewal of fan-favorite titles, and an interactive gaming app named Playground. With release dates confirmed for Sesame Street, CoComelon Lane, and Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie, families have plenty to anticipate in the coming months.
This week promises a variety of new entertainment releases, including “Your Friends & Neighbors,” “The Drama,” and Thundercat’s album. The details, however, are only available through a paid subscription to the original story.
March brings a new wave of shows and movies to Prime Video, marking the official end of February’s lineup. Following in the footsteps of Netflix and Peacock, Prime Video has revealed a fresh slate of entertainment for subscribers in the United States.
At the close of February, Disney+ joins other major streamers in rolling out its March 2026 programming lineup. Subscribers can expect a new wave of titles and updates, setting the tone for another busy month in the streaming world.
As January 2026 approaches, major streaming platforms are gearing up for an exciting lineup. From interstellar journeys in “Starfleet Academy” to sword-and-shield action in “Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” fans have plenty to look forward to this month.
Wondering what to stream this weekend? Tom’s Guide highlights three newly added Prime Video movies that are perfect for your November 28-30 watchlist. Whether you’re planning a casual night in or a movie marathon, these fresh arrivals are here to entertain.
This November, Paramount Plus debuts five new movies that have each earned a Rotten Tomatoes score of 90% or higher. These titles promise a rewarding viewing experience, appealing to both film enthusiasts and casual binge-watchers alike.
A comedic drama has captured China’s box office crown, soaring past its competitors during the October 17–19 weekend. “Row to Win” continues to draw audiences since its late-September opening, reflecting the ongoing strength of locally produced films.
