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TVLine’s What to Watch maps out 40+ premieres, finales, and specials across broadcast, cable, and streaming for the week starting Aug. 30, 2026, organized by time and platform. Highlights include Dolly Parton’s Remembering Dolly: A Rhinestone Life, 9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later, and a mix of season finales, docuseries finales, and specials across Hulu, NBC, HBO, Netflix, Disney+, and more.
TVLine's What to Watch flags 50+ premieres, finales and specials for the week of June 7-13, 2026 across broadcast, cable and streaming, organized by time and day and featuring live events like the Tony Awards and NBA Finals, plus a mix of new series, finales and documentaries to plan your viewing.
POLITICO’s Cartoon Carousel curates the week’s best political cartoons from a diverse slate of nationally syndicated artists, edited by Matt Wuerker, delivering humorous and pointed takes on recent political events.
A roundup of 20+ new Xbox releases for March 30–April 3, headlined by five Game Pass additions: The Long Dark (Mar 30), Resident Evil 7 (Mar 31), Super Meat Boy 3D (Mar 31), Barbie Horse Trails (Apr 2), and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Apr 2), alongside a slate of indie titles across the period.
Rolling Stone’s weekly music roundup highlights new releases from Kacey Musgraves, James Blake, Kim Gordon, plus a wave of other artists, with standout tracks like Musgraves’ "Dry Spell", Blake’s "Just a Little Higher", and Gordon’s "Busy Bee" among the week’s highlights.
Rolling Stone's weekly Songs You Need to Know roundup spotlights Harry Styles' glittering disco pivot on Aperture, Arctic Monkeys' charity single Opening Night, and Wizkid and Asake's collaboration Turbulence from their EP, plus notable new tracks from Snail Mail, Lucinda Williams, Jessie Ware, and more—a snapshot of the week's standout releases.
This week's notable TV shows include the premieres of 'I Love LA' on HBO, 'All Her Fault' on Peacock, and 'Pluribus' on Apple TV, along with returning favorites and upcoming season launches across various platforms, offering a mix of comedy, drama, sci-fi, and historical series from November 2 to 8.
The Shirk Report is a weekly roundup of 20 funny images, 10 interesting articles, and 5 entertaining videos from the past week. The images are sourced from Reddit, articles from various websites, and videos from all over. The articles cover a range of topics from pizza delivery stories to fake British accents. The Shirk Report is a great way to catch up on the week's entertainment news.
The Shirk Report is a weekly roundup of 20 funny images, 10 interesting articles, and 5 entertaining videos from the past week. The images include a customized fence, a mesmerizing pancake-making machine, and a 2,000-year-old Roman shoe found in a well. The articles cover topics such as the new golden age of teen literature, the discovery of British Chinese takeaway by Americans, and the benefits of jealousy in relationships. The videos are not described in the article.
The Shirk Report is a weekly roundup of 20 funny images, 10 interesting articles, and 5 entertaining videos from the last 7 days of sifting. The images include a rocket sculpture made from 1960s materials, a genius way to eat McDonald's, and a dog statue. The articles cover topics such as the costs of becoming a writer, how to spot a fake website, and the death of the prank call. The videos feature a cat playing with a toy, a man dancing with a mop, and more.