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The piece applies a performance-based Week 1 ranking to the Premier League after the opening weekend, highlighting standout results (e.g., Hull 2-0 Manchester United, Brentford 3-0 Tottenham, Brighton 4-0 Aston Villa) and early form across teams, setting a week-by-week snapshot for the 2026-27 season.
From Netflix’s US Top 10 this weekend, Tom’s Guide highlights three must-watch titles: Facing El Chapo (a damning true‑crime documentary), To Catch a Cheater (another true‑crime entry), and Don’t Say Good Luck (a heartwarming family drama featuring Sunny Sandler), with the rest of the list including titles like Spider‑Man: Into the Spider‑Verse.
Tom's Guide flags three Netflix titles to stream this weekend (Aug 21‑23): the offbeat buddy comedy Swiss Army Man with Daniel Radcliffe; the Brazilian coming‑of‑age romance Here the Whole Time; and a harrowing Boeing documentary that acts as a sequel to earlier aviation coverage, offering a mix of quirky humor, LGBTQ+ romance, and hard‑hitting real‑world storytelling for a weekend binge.
Tom's Guide highlights three Netflix picks for the Aug 21-23 weekend: the final season of a teen action-adventure series, a tense crime thriller about tracking down a serial killer, and an original spin-off set in the Interview with the Vampire universe, offering diverse thrills as Netflix updates its lineup.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey powered the biggest collective box-office weekend in history, hauling roughly $430 million across all films. Brand New Day opened domestically with about $355 million (second-biggest opening ever) after a $72 million preview, while The Odyssey contributed $51 million in its third weekend and is approaching $911 million worldwide. Holdovers like Toy Story 5, Moana, and Minions & Monsters also boosted totals. Analysts suggest the milestone could edge past Avengers: Endgame’s all-time box-office record, signaling a blockbuster-heavy summer and a possible record-breaking year for cinema.
Eight new titles arrive this weekend across Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, FX/Hulu, Paramount+ and more, led by Hulu’s crime drama Furious and Netflix true-crime docs The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare and The Bombing of Pan Am 103, plus Prime Video’s Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2, FX/Hulu’s Adults: Marathon Day, the M3GAN spin-off SOULM8TE, Supergirl (2026) on VOD, and Lioness Season 3 on Paramount+.
The Odyssey dominated the domestic box office in its second weekend, taking in an estimated $87 million—a 30% drop from opening—while posting Christopher Nolan’s best second-weekend performance to date. Globally, the film has earned about $639.6 million after adding $128.3 million overseas, with IMAX contributing $48 million of the weekend total and 70mm IMAX at $5.2 million. Moana and Toy Story 5 followed in the domestic rankings, with Toy Story 5 passing $1 billion worldwide. The summer box office is on track to surpass $3 billion for the season, and next weekend faces Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
A unsettled Gulf pattern will bring a wetter weekend to Southwest Florida with scattered showers and storms possible any time, breezy afternoons, and high temps in the upper 80s to low 90s. Rain chances are about 60% on Saturday and 50% on Sunday, with offshore breezes. A disturbance in the Gulf has a small chance of tropical development over the next week.
Chicago launches a busy weekend of festivals, food events, markets, and climate-week activities across neighborhoods—from West Fest in West Town and Tacos y Tamales in Pilsen to Bevapalooza in Beverly—featuring live music, vendor markets, sidewalk sales, family activities, and sustainability-focused programs.
Barry Ritholtz’s Sunday Reads surveys a cross-section of policy and market tensions—from SpaceX’s lofty market value vs. profitability risks, to crypto-enabled sanctions evasion, rising surveillance via license-plate readers, questions about civility and institutional corruption, and public-health concerns around measles outbreaks—plus coverage of media/political dynamics (Bari Weiss at CBS, Olivia Rodrigo’s activism) and debates over the future of reading.
TheWrap’s weekend lineup highlights eight new releases across Netflix, HBO Max, Peacock and more, including action hit The Furious; Stephen King adaptation The Long Walk on HBO Max; Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie revival; Hamnet on Netflix; The Five-Star Weekend on Peacock; HBO’s four-part doc The Man Will Burn; Big Brother Season 28 on CBS; and The Westies on MGM+.
This weekend brings a mixed slate for movie fans: Moana and the horror title Evil Dead Burn are in theaters, The Furious is available to rent, and Faces of Death is streaming on Shudder, offering a menu of family-friendly animation, horror, action, and classic shock cinema.
MS NOW will shift its weekend programming to taped video podcasts, expanding Crooked Media partnerships and ongoing hosts, with Antonia Hylton taking weekend hours while veteran Alex Witt plans to depart later this year; The Weekend: Primetime is canceled, staffing reductions are expected, and the network is eyeing a direct-to-consumer streaming service.
Tom's Guide rounds up five new titles to watch this weekend across streaming platforms: Project Hail Mary on MGM+, Voicemails for Isabelle on Netflix, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants on Prime Video, Never Change! on Hulu, and Drinking Buddies on Netflix, offering a mix of sci-fi, rom-com, family-friendly, and indie-flavored options.
A roundup of eight new titles arriving this weekend across HBO, Netflix, Paramount+, Apple TV, Hulu, and Disney+, featuring House of the Dragon Season 3, The Agency Season 2, Voicemails for Isabelle, I Will Find You, Pressure, Never Change!, The Simpsons: Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition, and Sugar Season 2 for a mix of dragons, thrillers, rom-coms, and comedy.