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Every month, tons of new movies and TV shows become available to stream for free for U.S. subscribers to Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, and Hulu. With so many different streaming services, it can be hard to keep track of them all—especially if you belong to more than one. Below, we present to you the ultimate streaming guide. We’ll let you decide which service has the best new titles. (All titles arrive April 1 unless otherwise specified.) Advertisement Sign up for the Slate Culture newsle...

UpdatedThu, Apr 1, 2021 at 9:22 am PT Reply Melissa McCarthy (left) and Octavia Spencer play crime-fighting superheroes in "Thunder Force." (Netflix) This April, Netflix land is beaming with élan and excitement, thanks to the streaming platforms refreshing brand-new slate of offerings. Among the original movies to look forward to this month are the Western drama "Concrete Cowboy," starring Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin as a father-son duo coping with their estranged relationship. Plus, dont ...

New on Netflix April 2021 Updated 7:05 AM; Here are the new movies and shows you can stream in April, including “Thunder Force,” “Insidious” and “Legally Blonde.” Check out some of the highlights below, or scroll down to the full list, five things you should definitely watch and what’s leaving Netflix this month. Concrete Cowboy (2021) A teenager discovers the world of urban horseback riding when he moves in with his estranged father in North Philadelphia. Idris Elba stars. (Apri...

Including Wellington Paranormal, Filthy Rich, and Leonardo From mockumentary horror to true crime plus shows about jewellery designers, rugby players, and star-crossed lovers, and with performances from Kate Winslet, Rob Lowe, Kim Cattrall, Domhnall Gleeson, and Jamie Foxx, theres plenty to enjoy on your small screens in April. A Wilderness Of Error Acclaimed documentary-maker Errol Morris has long been obsessed with the case of US army surgeon Jeffrey MacDonald who was imprisoned in 1979 for...

Its set to be a second Easter spent in lockdown for the Irish public, but not to fear, theres plenty of new additions coming to streaming giant Netflixs cata...

(Netflix Documentary) From Netflix: Crossing and uniting seven countries in South America, the Andes always have another landscape, adventure and story to tell. Discover them all. Prank Encounters: (Netflix Original) From Netflix: Host Gaten Matarazzo pulls the strings on a new season of elaborate pranks involving everything from haunted mansions to ancient burial grounds. Yikes! Tersanjung the Movie (Netflix Film) From Netflix: After growing up in a tumultuous household, Yura finds herself in ...

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Spring TV 2021 is finally here: Premiere dates for new and returning shows Updated Mar 17, 2021; Posted Mar 17, 2021 "Top Chef" Season 18 will be based in Portland. Pictured, from left, Richard Blais, Gregory Gourdet, Dale Talde, Melissa King, Padma Lakshmi, Gail Simmons, Kwame Onwuachi, Amar Santana and Tom Colicchio. (Photo: David Moir/Bravo) Facebook Share After a winter season that saw a gaggle of game shows, COVID-related production pauses and the launch of still more streaming services...

Sunday “Tournament of Champions II,” 8 p.m. on Food Network – Sixteen chefs face off in a tournament to crown the best of the best. “Pennyworth,” 9 p.m. on EPIX “Condor,” 10 p.m. on EPIX – A CIA analyst is forced on the run after uncovering a deadly plot. “The Great Food Truck Race,” 10 p.m. on Food Network “Good Girls,” 10 p.m. on NBC Wednesday “Last Chance U: Basketball,” Netflix – A documentary look at community college basketball. “Marriage or Mortgage,�...

See the first photos from Jamie Foxx‘s new series Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me All that and more First up, Peacock has ordered two new scripted series to add to the streaming service’s library. An Untitled Craig Robinson Project formerly known as Killing It has been given a 10-episode order. Details aren’t plentiful, but the show is said to be about class, capitalism and one man’s quest to achieve the American dream. And also about hunting really big snakes. Brooklyn Nine-Nine co-creat...