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Disney Plus Added 5 New Movies/TV Shows Today It’s a good day to be a Marvel fan. This Friday, Disney Plus has added its latest weekly haul of new titles to its library, and numbering at just five, it’s not the biggest ever. However, Marvel lovers will be pleased as 3/5 of the fresh arrivals come from the House of Ideas. Namely, there’s a series of animated shorts for kids, a fascinating documentary for comic book readers and the latest episode of WandaVision for everyone. Not in the mood for Marvel today? First of all, what’s wrong with you? And secondly, that’s no problem, as Di...

Everything Coming To Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu And Prime This Week As we head into the second week of February, let’s take a look at everything new that’s coming to the major streaming platforms over the next seven days. From the 8th to Valentine’s Day, Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu and Prime Video are adding a range of fresh movies and TV shows, both licensed and original, for subscribers to dive into. It’s not the most packed week for new releases, but there’s still a lot of stuff to enjoy all the same.

KXLY January 19, 2021 4:00 AM Matt Roush, TV Insider Posted: Updated: A selective critical checklist of notable Tuesday TV: Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (8/7c, PBS, check local listings at pbs.org): You never know what skeletons lurk in someone’s genealogical closet. In the seventh-season premiere of Harvard professor Gates’ captivating series that explores celebrity guests’ ancestries, actress Glenn Close and cult director John Waters are dismayed to learn of slaveholders in their families’ privileged pasts. “It makes me feel a sense of shame,” says Cl...

and by learning life skills from those who fight to survive in remote corners of Alaska? Life Below Zero‘s 150th episode airs on New Year’s Day, and TV Insider has an exclusive sneak peek of Ricko DeWilde teaching his children some important lessons while they build a tree house. The kids are, of course, excited to make it big, but as DeWilde explains, they’ll also be learning a lot. The “same basic pattern” of a treehouse is used to construct other buildings such as smokehouses. “Further down the road,” these are “the skills they’re going to need to know,” he adds.

Life Below Zero cast member Susan [Sue] Aikens isn’t here for your sad 2020 lockdown story. A pragmatic fighter to the core, Sue is currently battling blizzards, bears, and viability in one of the harshest climates of all of North America, sharing her journey with National Geographic Channel viewers in a milestone moment coming New Year’s Day, January 1 on the network. Life Below Zero is celebrating its 150th episode, and with that comes a special episode that shows how resilient and clever she is, living alone in a place where no mistakes can be made. Sign up for our TV newsletter!