NFL is back for 2026, and after a clutch of opening games earlier this week, Week 1 gets rolling on Sunday.

There's plenty of storylines to follow – from Josh Allen and the Bills facing a tough test in Houston to the Eagles hosting the Commanders in an intriguing NFC East clash.

Later, the Packers visit the Vikings before the Cowboys and Giants renew their rivalry under the Sunday Night Football spotlight.

Here's our pick of the top five NFL Week 1 games – and where to watch NFL online and on TV.

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Bills at Texans — Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+

This could be the best game of the early window. Buffalo and Houston both have legitimate AFC championship ambitions, while Josh Allen has a particularly strange history in Houston: he's 0-4 playing away, including the playoffs. The Texans' defense has also given Allen fits in recent meetings.

Watch: Allen vs. Will Anderson Jr. and whether C.J. Stroud can finally deliver the consistency Houston needs.

Commanders at Eagles — Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX/Fox One

An NFC East rivalry with plenty of intrigue. Jayden Daniels enters Year 3 looking to get Washington back on track, while Philadelphia is trying to build around Jalen Hurts after significant offensive changes, including the departure of A.J. Brown.

Watch: Can Washington's revamped offensive line survive Philadelphia's pass rush?

Packers at Vikings — Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+

The NFC North gets an early test, with Green Bay's Jordan Love facing a Minnesota team that has made a major quarterback change. Kyler Murray is now the Vikings' starter, with Carson Wentz backing him up and J.J. McCarthy currently third on the depth chart.

Watch: Murray's Minnesota debut and whether Green Bay can exploit the Vikings' unsettled QB situation.

Cowboys at Giants — Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC/Peacock

Sunday Night Football brings one of the NFL's biggest rivalries. Dallas has dominated this matchup recently, but New York enters a new era under head coach John Harbaugh, with second-year QB Jaxson Dart and a revamped defense.

Watch: Dart against a Cowboys defense that will be eager to pressure the young quarterback.

Ravens at Colts — Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+

Baltimore arrives with perennial MVP contender Lamar Jackson, while Indianapolis gets a brutal opening test against one of the AFC's most physical teams. It's a particularly important early measuring stick for the Colts.

Watch: Whether Indianapolis can slow the Ravens' rushing attack and keep Jackson from controlling the game with his legs.

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Tyler Perry movies and Netflix go together like peanut butter and jelly, and his latest flicks never fail to shoot to the #1 spot in the Netflix top 10. This week, we got "Why Did I Get Married Again?" — reviving a franchise that's so old, I wouldn't be surprised if many subscribers don't even realize it's a reboot.

If you've already laughed, cried, and prayed through Perry's latest comedy and are looking for some more laughs to keep the good vibe train rolling, you've got your work cut out for you. Netflix's library is stacked with blockbusters, hidden gems, and critical darlings, but you don't have to scroll through all of them to figure out what to watch next. I've already done the hard work for you.

I'm spotlighting three comedies I think fans of "Why Did I Get Married Again?" will really enjoy, including Vince Vaughn's heartwarming and mouthwatering dramedy "Nonnas," Keke Palmer and SZA's buddy comedy "One of Them Days," and the best "Madea" movie in Perry's Netflix era to date: "A Madea Homecoming."

Scroll on to learn more about why these comedies deserve a spot on your watchlist.

'Nonnas' (2025)

In my home, Sunday is for meal prepping. And for some seriously scrumptious vibes, I like to put on something like Vince Vaughn's "Nonnas" in the background while I cook. This dramedy from Stephen Chbosky ("The Perks of Being a Wallflower") has a solid 82% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes and is inspired by a heartwarming true story — just the kind of breezy watch to get your week off on the right foot.

Vaugn stars as Joe Scaravella (Vaughn), an Italian-American from Brooklyn who finds himself at a crossroads after losing his mother and grandmother. Navigating life without their gravity feels impossible, and he finds solace in the time-honored family recipes he grew up with. He cooks up a plan to share that feeling with his community, opening up a Staten Island restaurant staffed entirely by feisty Italian grandmothers, lovingly referred to as nonnas, played by Hollywood legends Susan Sarandon, Talia Shire, Brenda Vaccaro, and Lorraine Bracco.

Watch "Nonnas" on Netflix now

'One of Them Days' (2025)

For some raunchier jokes this weekend, look no further than Keke Palmer and SZA's buddy comedy "One of Them Days." It's one of those movies I return to again and again, and one joke about a tumble-weave never fails to get a laugh. Directed by Lawrence Lamont, it follows two broke besties, Dreux (Palmer) and Alyssa (SZA), left scrambling to scrounge up rent money after Alyssa's boyfriend Keshawn (Joshua Neal) leaves them high and dry.

With just hours to fork over $1,500 before their landlord kicks them out, the two set out on a madcap quest to score cash by any means necessary — and piss off a major gang banger in the process. While it has plenty of laughs, beneath the chaos and a great cameo by Katt Williams is a genuinely sweet story about showing up for who matters most to you. Palmer and SZA are hilarious together, and if you’re into comedies with a lot of heart, this one’s definitely worth watching.

Watch "One of Them Days" on Netflix now

'A Madea Homecoming' (2023)

I'm pretty sure it's illegal NOT to include at least one Tyler Perry movie on this list, and of the "Madea" entries he's made for Netflix so far, "A Madea Homecoming" is the only one worth watching. Its 73% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes aside, it was also the last "Madea" movie I watched with my mom before she passed, so it'll always hold a special place in my heart.

Adapted from Perry’s stage play Madea’s Farewell Play, this comedy uses the same zany cast characters we've grown to love over the years, like Cassi Davis' Aunt Bam and David Mann Uncle Leroy Brown, this time all getting together to celebrate Madea's great-grandson's college graduation as a centerpiece for many antics. Family from far and wide come home, but drama and secrets, of course, threaten to turn the good time into a circus.

Watch "A Madea Homecoming" on Netflix now

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The 2026 US Open men's final sees American Ben Shelton going for glory to become the first male Flushing Meadows champion in 23 years. Standing in his way? The imposing frame of no. 1 seed and French Open champion Alexander Zverev.

Here's how you can watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for FREE.

For Sascha Zvererv, it's been the year that he finally dropped the tag of the ATP Tour's nearly man and bagged a Slam. And now, following that long awaited victory at Roland-Garros, it feels like there's nothing stopping him eating up more majors. Having reached the Wimbledon final the very next month, he's done the same in New York City, breezing through the last four rounds in straight sets. After some late night five-setters at the start of the week, he should now have plenty in the tank for Sunday's match.

When Pete Sampras and Andy Roddick won this title in 2002 and 2003 respectively, you would have been hard pressed to find a pundit predicting that the U.S. would have to wait more than two decades for another champion. That means the pressure is on Box Office Ben to right that wrong. It's the 23-year-old Atlanta native's first Grand Slam final, having vanquished countryman Frances Tiafoe in the semis.

Will the zealous Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd carry their man to a famous championship win on Sunday? See how to watch Zverev vs Shelton in the US Open 2026 men's final from anywhere — starting with those free streaming options.

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In Australia, you can watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams for FREE on 9Now.

What if you're usually based in Australia but aren't at home during the 2026 US Open men's final? The 9Now won't work – unless you use a good VPN (we use Nord). We'll show you how to do that below...

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Away from home and blocked from watching Alexander Zvererv vs Ben Shelton?

You can still tune in to the men's US Open final live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal for fans away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you want to watch your free 9Now stream, you can choose 'Australia' from the server list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to 9Now or your preferred streamer and watch Zverev vs Shelton live.

How to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams in the U.S.

To watch Ben Shelton take on Alex Zverev in the 2026 US Open men's final in the U.S. you'll need access to ABC, ESPN, ESPN Deportes or the online ESPN Unlimited service.

If you don't have a cable package or coverage through an antenna, you can get ABC or ESPN channels through an OTT cable TV alternative.

Our pick is Sling TV, which includes ESPN channels with its Orange plan. You can get access for as little as $4.99/day or $19.99/month with the Sling Essential plan, which carries ABC (in selected cities), ESPN and ESPN2.

Alternatively, there's the network's streaming service ESPN Unlimited, which costs from $31.99/month and has carried extensive coverage around the courts at Flushing Meadows.

How to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams in Canada

Tennis fans in Canada can watch Zverev vs Shelton on TSN2 (in English) or RDS (in French), as part of a cable TV package.

If you don't have cable, then you could watch US Open men's final online on TSN Plus instead, which lets you get access to TSN channels from CA$24.99/month.

If you're outside Canada but have a subscription, you can watch live streams using a VPN such as NordVPN.

How to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams in the U.K.

Sky Sports is the official broadcaster of the US Open, including the Zverev vs Shelton final, in the U.K.

If you already have a Sky subscription that doesn't include Sports, you'll need to pay £22/month to add those channels. Or it's from £35/month for new subscribers to Sky TV.

If you don't want to shell out for a full Sky subscription, you could also consider a Now Sports Membership. This gives you flexible 24-hour access for £14.99 or £34.99/month.

Outside the U.K.? You can still follow US Open live streams on Sky Go by using a VPN service such as NordVPN.

How to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams in Australia

It's great news for Aussies, who can watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams for FREE on 9Gem.

That coverage will be live streamed online via the free on-demand service 9Now, too.

It's also possible to watch on Stan Sport, costing from AU$29.99/month.

Not in Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to watch all the action on 9Now or Stan, as if you were back home.

How to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams in New Zealand

Kiwis can watch the Zverev vs Shelton 2026 men's final live streams on ESPN via a Disney+ subscription.

Disney+ subscriptions begin at NZ$9.99 a month for the ad-supported tier, but this also gets you everything else on ESPN (like basketball, ice hockey and more), as well as Pixar, Star Wars and Marvel.

Not in New Zealand right now? You can simply use a VPN, such as

NordVPN will let you to log into your Disney+ account as if you're not in New Zealand this Sunday.

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Apple TV's new action-comedy "Mayday" takes a well-known setup and has an absolute blast with it. If you haven't yet seen the massively popular flick, Ryan Reynolds plays a hotshot U.S. Navy pilot who ends up stranded behind enemy lines in the Soviet Union in 1987, and Kenneth Branagh is a gruff ex-KGB agent who reluctantly helps him get home.

It's a Cold War spy thriller played mostly for laughs, powered by the odd-couple chemistry between its two stars, that's earned a respectable 83% score on Rotten Tomatoes. If you tore through it and want more in the same vein, thankfully, you've got options. In fact, there are plenty if you're ready to take a walk through the decades.

Whether you're into an enemies-to-partners story or a buddy cop with familiar leads, here are three action comedies that scratch the same itch. For fun, try watching them all in chronological order when they were released to see how the timeless formula nails it with every single movie.

'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' (2015'

Guy Ritchie's stylish spy caper drops you into 1963, at the height of the Cold War, and forces a charming CIA agent (Henry Cavill) and a hot-tempered KGB operative (Armie Hammer) to work together against a common enemy. Like Reynolds and Branagh, the two spend nearly as much time needling each other as they do dodging bullets, and the fun is all in watching these sworn enemies have to work together as a team.

It's got the same blend of espionage, retro Cold War intrigue and dry humor you'll find in "Mayday", all dressed up in some of the best-looking suits you'll ever see on screen. And for all you Cavill fans out there, he's in rare form in this one.

Buy or rent on Prime Video

'The Nice Guys' (2016)

Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling play a hired enforcer and a hapless private eye who get stuck working the same case in 1977 Los Angeles. The entire movie sees them bickering their way through a plot that keeps getting bloodier and funnier.

Writer-director Shane Black more or less wrote the blueprint "Mayday" is building from. It's two guys who can't stand each other, thrown together, cracking jokes while the bodies pile up. It's a bit sharper in terms of humor and slightly more violent than "Mayday," but the odd-couple energy is the same vibe. Plus, it's perfect for all the Gosling fans out there coming off of "Project Hail Mary."

Buy or rent on Prime Video

'Spies Like Us' (1985)

This classic comedy can't be beat, especially if you love slapstick and sardonic humor. Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd play two bumbling government agents recruited as decoy spies and dropped into the Soviet Union, where they're hopelessly out of their depth.

Admittedly, it's much sillier than "Mayday," and it's a straight comedy rather than an action movie, but the jokes are still the same. You've got two hapless Americans stranded deep in enemy territory, trying to bluff their way home. Directed by John Landis, it's a nostalgic, endlessly quotable good time, and it pairs especially well with "Mayday" as a fun double feature, with both movies straight out of the '80s, in and out of universe.

Buy or rent on Prime Video

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Apple's major "Surprise and Shine" event is behind us and the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable, is finally official. But there were some omissions based on the rumors, including a lack of smart home devices.

Those devices could still be on the way. Apple typically announces new MacBooks in October, and we could see some other products then as well. Here are the seven new Apple products that we could see next month.

Touchscreen MacBook Ultra with OLED

Apple has already released a surprising number of Mac laptops and desktops this year. We had the MacBook Neo, M5 MacBook Air, and M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros way back in the spring, plus late refreshes of the Mac mini and Mac Studio.

Next month we're expecting an M6 version of the iMac, which also might get some new colorways, and an M6 MacBook Pro.

But the headliner should be a new MacBook Pro (or Ultra). The big change here should be a new OLED touchscreen display, which would make it the first OLED MacBook.

OLED panels are thinner, so the Ultra should be both slimmer and lighter in both 14- and 16-inch versions. It could be powered by the as-yet-unannounced M6 Pro and M6 Max chipsets. This does mean that we might not see the Ultra until early 2027, as Apple has pushed announcing those chips into the first half of the year.

Unfortunately, all these new features and higher-tier silicon mean that the Ultra could have a starting price around $2,499 for the 14-inch model, up from $2,199 for the current M5 Pro models.

iPad mini with OLED

The iPad Pro has had an OLED display since 2024, but we could finally see an iPad mini with OLED this October. Coincidentally, the mini hasn't received an update since October 2024, when the iPad mini 7 was released.

It will likely get a faster chip, probably the A19, if not the new A20, so it can run Apple Intelligence, especially the new Siri AI. It's not clear from rumors if any other design changes will be made. However, it might be thinner and lighter since the OLED panel is thinner.

We should also see an updated entry-level iPad. As far as we're aware the only update here would be new chips.

Smart Home Devices

We warned before the iPhone event that rumors about Apple's smart home options need to be taken with a grain of salt. For years, leaks and rumor mongers have suggested that Apple is planning to introduce a suite of smart home devices, including a revamped HomePod and an AI-powered Apple TV 4K set-top box.

Rumors suggested that Apple would announce these devices during the iPhone event, which obviously did not come to fruition.

Apple seems to have finally figured out Siri AI with iOS 27. If it releases and works as pitched, we could finally start seeing Apple Home.

HomePod Home hub

Previously, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, long a reporter of the rumored HomePod updates, believed that a new HomePod mini could launch with the iPhones alongside the rumored HomePod Home hub.

However, right before the iPhone event, Gurman cheekily tweeted, "If you don't see the Apple TV, HomePod mini, home display and touch MacBook today, don't worry. It's only September."

Several different iterations of this device have been rumored, including one with a $1,000 robot arm. The most common version involves a wall-mounted touchpad or a HomePod speaker with a touch display about the size of an iPad mini.

This device would have a FaceTime camera for video calls and presence sensors to initiate smart home routines.

HomePod mini 2

A new HomePod mini might also debut, but it might not be as big of an upgrade as the Hub. Most rumors suggest that it will feature a new chip and audio improvements. It will probably get new colors.

The HomePod mini 2 has been on our rumor radar since at least 2023. The current version debuted in 2020, and like the next device, is long overdue for an update.

Apple TV 4K 2026

Like the HomePod series, Apple hasn't released a new version of the Apple TV 4K since 2022. We're long overdue for an upgrade — even if it's only a more powerful chip for stronger performance.

Previously, it was suggested that a new Apple TV could feature the A17 Pro chip, but it's more likely it'll get the new A20 or, to save some money, last year's A19. The device should also get the rumored N2 chip for better Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

Outside of chips, the big upgrade would be Siri AI, which could let you connect the Apple TV as a hub for smart devices. One rumor suggested that Apple might release a set-top box with a camera, which would allow for FaceTime calls and gesture-based controls.

However, a rumored refresh of the Apple TV has been making the rounds for multiple years now. I won't believe this one until it actually happens.

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Imaginary friends are supposed to fade with age. In "Daniel Isn’t Real," one particularly evil companion refuses.

Following a childhood tragedy, college freshman Luke reopens the door to Daniel, a charming spirit he once locked away. At first, bringing him back seems like a great idea — until Luke starts to question whether resurrecting his old friend was a terrible mistake.

If you’ve ever had an imaginary friend or find yourself talking to yourself from time to time, "Daniel Isn't Real" will resonate. For anyone else looking for a spooky flick to watch as Halloween approaches, it’s an under-the-radar seasonal pick that is well worth exploring. And better yet: It's streaming free on the Roku Channel.

What is ‘Daniel Isn't Real’ about?

Luke (Miles Robbins) is a quiet college student struggling in the wake of a violent event he witnessed as a child. Back then, he coped by inventing Daniel (Patrick Schwarzenegger), a charismatic imaginary friend whom his mother urged him to "lock away" in an antique dollhouse after Daniel caused some mischief and poisoned her. Years later, overwhelmed by anxiety and a difficult home life, Luke lets Daniel out.

At first, Daniel is confidence in a bottle, pushing Luke to be bold, creative, and social. But the gentle nudges quickly turn into dark commands, and Daniel’s charm turns cruel. When Luke refuses to obey, the "imaginary friend" takes over his body and acts on his own.

After a few terrifying episodes, you're left to wonder: Is Luke losing a battle with his own mind, or has he invited something genuinely malicious to take control?

Why I recommend you stream 'Daniel Isn't Real’

The horror landscape is flooded with possession movies, slashers and roaming demons, but it isn't often that we get a story centered on a malevolent imaginary friend. "Daniel Isn't Real" tackles this premise with gusto, delivering a thoughtful narrative featuring a protagonist who actively questions his own sanity rather than writing off disturbing events as mere coincidence.

Patrick Schwarzenegger delivers an electric performance, imbuing Daniel with a cold-blooded malice that catches you off guard. Evil radiates from him in every scene, keeping you unsettled even when you aren't entirely sure if he is the root of Luke's problems.

A dreamlike haze permeates every corner of the film. You’re never quite sure what is real and what is hallucinated, which is precisely where the magic lies. Original, atmosphere-driven films like this are rare in the current streaming landscape, making its direction and tone feel delightfully refreshing. If you want a unique thrill this Halloween, "Daniel Isn't Real" is a prime example of why some childhood friends are better left behind.

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Prime Video’s library is packed with psychological thrillers. Not only does it feature some of the biggest titles in the genre, but there are also tons of movies the algorithm just won't serve up on its own — meaning you have to sift through endless lists to find them.

We've done the heavy lifting for you so you can hop on the streamer and jump straight to the seriously great hidden gems. Whether you like psychological thrillers with a horror streak or are ready for something mind-bendingly twisty, we found three options you'll love and that you've probably never seen before.

These three psychological thrillers on Prime Video are genuine diamonds in the rough. I've watched every single one of them and have a good feeling you'll be sharing them soon.

'Room For Rent'

Joyce (Lin Shaye) is a lonely woman in small-town Arizona who's just been widowed and discovers her late husband left her nearly broke. To keep her house, she starts renting out a spare room. When a charming younger tenant named Robert (Oliver Rayon) moves in, the romance novels she's always escaped into start bleeding into how she sees him. Her fixation soon changes from sad to dangerous, and she turns out to be willing to forge letters, stage alibis, and worse to protect her fantasy of a perfect life. How far will she go to be with Robert, or at the very least pretend that he's her partner?

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'Look Away'

Maria (India Eisley) is a shy high schooler who's bullied by fellow students and depressed at home. Her plastic surgeon father (Jason Isaacs) is obsessed with physical perfection, and her checked-out mother (Mira Sorvino) offers no respite. Isolated and miserable, Maria starts confiding in her own reflection, which begins talking back. It calls itself Airam and offers to "take care of" everyone who's wronged Maria. When Maria finally lets Airam trade places with her, her confident mirror image starts settling scores, and Maria may not be able to get her life back.

Watch on Prime Video

'Open 24 Hours'

Mary (Vanessa Grasse) has just been released from confinement for setting her boyfriend on fire. But that boyfriend, James (Cole Vigue), was a serial killer called the Rain Ripper who forced her to watch him murder his victims. Shunned by everyone who thinks she should have stopped him sooner and medicated for her hallucinations afterward, Mary takes the only job she can get: an overnight shift at a gas station. Alone on her first night, she starts seeing James in every corner of the building. Those around her actually begin turning up dead, and she begins to spiral. That leaves her and the audience unsure how much of the carnage is in her head and how much of it is actually happening as James' ghost lingers on.

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The 45th edition of the Great North Run is set to be the biggest ever, with 63,000 runners taking on the famous 13.1-mile course from Newcastle to South Shields. One of the world's biggest half marathons, it will also draw more than 200,000 spectators to line the route, plus Newcastle United captain and England star Dan Burn serving as the official starter.

Read on and we'll show you how to watch Great North Run 2026 live streams from anywhere with a VPN — and potentially for FREE.

Alex Mutiso will be looking to defend his men's title, but the Kenyan faces some serious competition from USA duo Casey Clinger and Zouhair Talbi, 2025 European marathon champion Iliass Aouani, Tokyo Marathon 2025 silver medallist Deresa Geleta and Olympic silver medallist Abdi Nageeye. Mutiso's 57:59 personal best makes him the man to beat, and he may even have his eye on the the Great North Run course record of 58:56, which has stood since 2011.

In the women's race, Sheila Chepkirui returns to defend her title, but she'll have to get past fellow Kenyan Brigid Kosgei, the women's course record holder, and Viola Lagat. Eilish McColgan will also be one to watch. In the wheelchair races, reigning champions Sean Frame and Mel Woods are back, while nine-time winner David Weir and 2024 champion JohnBoy Smith will also be chasing victory.

Find out all the details on how to tune in and watch a Great North Run 2026 live stream below wherever you are around the world, including free streams.

Watch Great North Run 2026 live stream for FREE

Fans in the U.K. are in luck! BBC iPlayer is streaming the Great North Run free in the United Kingdom. It's also available via the BBC One TV channel.

You can also watch thousands of finish line moments in South Shields by heading to the @GreatRunTV YouTube channel.

However, if you’ve found yourself outside of the U.K. the weekend of the Great North Run, you’ll be blocked from watching BBC iPlayer.

That said, you can avoid paying for another streaming service and unblock BBC iPlayer using a VPN, which will help you stream like you would if you were back home. NordVPN is among the best out there:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is a strong option.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance if you're away from the U.K. but want to watch your usual service, you'd select a U.K.-based server from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to BBC iPlayer or another website and watch the 2026 Great North Run live stream.

How to watch Great North Run live streams in the U.S.

Viewers in the U.S. can watch the 2026 Great North Run via FloTrack. A subscription costs $29.99/month or $150/year.

If you already use the service but aren't in the U.S. right now, you can live stream the Great North Run by using a good VPN.

How to watch Great North Run live streams in Canada

In Canada you’ll need a FloTrack subscription in order to watch the Great North Run 2026.

If you're away from home and struggling to tap into your subscriptions, you could use a VPN to help you access a Great North Run stream from anywhere. We recommend NordVPN.

How to watch Great North Run live streams in the U.K.

The 2026 Great North Run will be shown on BBC One in the U.K. with coverage starting at 10 a.m. BST.

That means you can also watch Great North Run live streams for free on BBC iPlayer, which is available on a number of devices including streaming sticks, smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and smart TVs.

If you're currently traveling overseas, don't worry, as you can use NordVPN to watch the BBC iPlayer from abroad.

How to watch Great North Run live streams in Australia

For those in Australia, FloTrack is also the place to watch the Great North Run. In Aus, this will set you back $29.99/month or $149.99/year.

Outside of Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to watch the race as if you were back in Oz.

Great North Run start times and schedule 2026

(All times BST / ET)

10:20 a.m. / 5:20 a.m. — Elite wheelchair
10:25 a.m. / 5:25 a.m. — Elite women
10:27 a.m. / 5.27 a.m. — Visually impaired participants
10:50 a.m. / 5:50 a.m. — Elite men and masses start

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The Korean film industry is wildly popular, especially on streaming services like Netflix, where Korean movies across all genres are among the most-watched non-English content globally.

And that's certainly true where rom-coms are concerned, with viewers of all nationalities seeking out the Korea-made flicks for their lighthearted humor, emotional depth and deliciously addictive genre tropes like chance encounters, slow-burn romances and enemies-to-lovers dynamics.

You'll find all of that and more with this trio of adorable Korean romantic comedies that, if you haven't seen them yet, definitely deserve a place on your to-watch list. Whether you're in the mood for a relatable workplace rom-com, a nostalgia-inducing teen love story or a romantic comedy with a healthy dash of kinkiness (hello!), here are three Korean rom-coms you should check out ASAP.

'Love and Leashes'

If your rom-com proclivities run a bit more "Secretary" than "Serendipity," this is the movie for you. Based on the webtoon "Moral Sense" by Gyeoul, this risqué South Korean romance pairs together Seohyun and Lee Jun-young as co-workers Ji-hoo and Ji-woo, respectively, who decide to enter into a consensual, contractual relationship for three months, all while trying their best not to get feelings involved.

But if you're getting "50 Shades" vibes from that movie synopsis, know that this Park Hyun-jin-directed flick is more lighthearted and playful than that melodramatic franchise. "Seohyun and Lee Jun-young deliver sweet and wholesome performances," wrote critic James March of the South China Morning Post, praising the film for its "commendable effort to lift the blindfold on a stigmatised subculture."

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'Sweet & Sour'

Based on the novel "Initiation Love" by Kurumi Inui, this sweet 2021 romantic comedy from Lee Gye-byeok delves into that all-too-relatable issue of how to make a long-distance relationship work. The story centers on Jang-hyuk (Jang Ki-yong), who meets a nurse named Da-eun (Chae Soo-bin) while hospitalized in Incheon with hepatitis.

After he gets healthier, they kick off a relationship together, only for Jang-hyuk to have to move away to Seoul when he lands a temporary but demanding corporate job. Soon, the work pressures and miles between them manifest as emotional distance between the couple, until a late-in-the-movie twist leaves you rethinking everything that happened in the hour-plus prior.

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'20th Century Girl'

Written and directed by Bang Woo-ri in her feature film debut, this late-'90s-set coming-of-age rom-com revolves around Na Bo-ra (Kim You-jung), a 17-year-old high-schooler who has promised her lovesick best friend Yeon-du (Roh Yoon-seo) that she'll keep close tabs on her pal's crush while the latter girl is in the US for surgery. However, things become complicated when Bo-ra starts tailing the boy and inadvertently falls for him herself.

Also starring Byeon Woo-seok and Park Jung-woo, the charming 2022 title was widely praised by critics for its heart and humor (it has an 86% approval rating), including Variety's Claire Lee, who wrote: "20th Century Girl' does manage to add to the timeworn theme of first love by providing a moving examination of what makes certain moments and certain people unforgettable."

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"Slow Horses" season 6 is coming to Apple TV later this week. Ahead of its September 16 premiere on Apple's streaming service, I got a chance to sit in on a virtual press conference with the show's star, Sir Gary Oldman, who was in Edinburgh to receive the Edinburgh TV Festival's Global Icon Award.

It was an enlightening exchange; admittedly, any conversation with Sir Gary is likely to be enlightening. But over the course of a half-hour, the iconic actor discussed what separates him from the odorous spymaster he plays on TV, what it's like to work with Olivia Cooke, Jack Lowden and the rest of the Slough House crew, and why it's so important to him that the show delivers a new season every year to its fans.

Last week, I wrote about his comments regarding the return of Olivia Cooke to "Slow Horses" season 6. Today, I wanted to bring you his thoughts on the Emmy Award-nominated character he portrays in the spy thriller. Here's Gary Oldman on what separates him from Jackson Lamb going into "Slow Horses" season 6. And don't forget to check out our spoiler-free review of "Slow Horses" season 6.

'Jackson Lamb has no filter'

With the way actors sink into a character these days, and given that Oldman has now played Lamb since 2022, it's fair to wonder if he and the character have started to merge. But the veteran actor was quick to quash that idea when asked.

"Well, I would hope not," Oldman responded when asked if he had picked up any of Lamb's bad habits. "[I] don't smoke. I don't drink anymore. I'm much softer than ... Jackson Lamb has no filter. So he'll be very, very direct with people. And I don't want confrontation. Life's too short."

Of course, that's not to say the actor thinks he was always a model citizen. "Maybe I liked to sort of, you know, rough it up a bit when I was younger," he explained. "But I'm far too ... I don't want to hurt people's feelings. I don't want to make people feel less than or uncomfortable. And Lamb, he does a bit. There's a side of him that actually takes pleasure in that. So I hope I've not picked up anything [from Lamb]."

Gary Oldman wants you to stop asking his castmates if he smells

One of Lamb's defining characteristics is the general foul odor that comes alongside his foul temper. And Oldman was quick to point out that just because Lamb smells bad doesn't mean Sir Gary smells bad on set.

"I don't smell," Oldman quickly retorted when asked whether his on-screen aroma was authentic. "People ask Kristen Scott Thomas and Jack Lowden, 'Does he smell?' Well, I don't smell. It's all smoke and mirrors, you know. It's all makeup and hair gel."

That said, Oldman did admit that he can slip into Lamb in an instant if needed, smelly or not. "It gets some of your skin a bit," Sir Gary explained. "It's not that you're conscious of Jackson Lamb in your everyday life, or when I'm not doing it. But he's there."

Oldman then reminisced about some past roles where he's been able to flip a switch and become the person he's playing. "I've done it with [Harry] Potter, and I've done it with the [Christopher Nolan] Batman trilogy. But that was sort of infrequent. It's not as continuous as this [portraying Lamb]."

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No sooner has the NCAA College Football 2026/27 season started than it's delivering its first blockbuster matchup. The Buckeyes of Ohio State are heading south-east to the Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium to take on the Longhorns.

Here's how you can watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for FREE.

Both teams recorded handsome victories in the opening game week of the 2026 NCAA season — the 56 points that the Buckeyes put over the Ball State Cardinals was bettered still by the 59 notched up by the Longhorns against the Texas State Bobcats. It was an impressive start for two schools with designs on the National Championship, which Ohio State have won as recently as two years ago.

It's been a painful 20-year wait for Texas, but they have a quarterback in place that they feel confident can bring the good times back to Austin. Time will tell whether Arch Manning has the game and the nerve to live up to the expectations placed upon him by his collegiate and by dint of being the nephew of two of the all-time greats: Uncles Peyton and Eli.

Ohio State may be ranked number 1 with the press and coaches, but things are never easy for teams when they have to head to the Lone Star State. See how to watch the Ohio State Buckeyes vs Texas Longhorns 2026 college football game online and on TV.

Can I watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams for free?

Anybody with an antenna picking up ABC can watch this huge NCAA game without paying out extra.

If you're in the U.S. and don't have access that way or through cable, OTT cable alternatives such as Fubo, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV all carry ABC streams and are accessible through a free trial for new users.

In Australia Kayo Sports is showing the game and the streaming service comes with a 7-day FREE trial for new customers.

Away from home? You may not be able to watch the Buckeyes vs Longhorns action like you normally would due to regional restrictions. Fortunately, there’s an easy solution. Use a VPN to watch Ohio State vs Texas for free — we’ll show you how to do that below.

Watch Ohio State vs Texas from anywhere

Away from home and blocked from watching the Ohio State vs Texas?

You can still tune in to the football live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal for fans away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you want to watch your Kayo Sports stream of the games, you can choose 'Australia' from the server list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to Kayo Sports and watch Ohio State vs Texas 2026/27 live.

How to watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams in the U.S.

The Buckeyes vs Longhorns Week 2 clash is being broadcast by ABC nationwide in the U.S.

Not got cable or an antenna? Sling TV is one of the best cable TV alternatives that carries ABC in a number of cities across the country (check here to see whether yours is covered). You'll need either a Sling Select or Blue plan, which cost $19.99/month and $54.99/month respectively.

Fubo, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV are further OTT options for cord cutters, all three of which carry a free trial for new users and include ABC.

Online coverage also comes courtesy of the online ESPN Unlimited streaming platform, which costs from $31.99/month.

How to watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams in the U.K.

American football fans in the U.K. can watch Ohio State's visit to Texas on sspecialist sports streamer DAZN.

DAZN's NCAA College Sports plan starts at £99.99 if you're willing to pay for a year upfront, £8.99/month if you commit to 12 months, or £12.99/month on a rolling basis. It's also home to NCAA basketball and March Madness.

If you're on holiday outside the U.K., you can still follow your usual college football live streams by using one of the best VPN services, such as NordVPN.

How to watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams in Canada

ABC's college football 2026/27 coverage is shown on TSN in Canada — so that includes Saturday's big Buckeyes vs Longhorns game on TSN2.

Don't have access to TSN on you TV? The TSN streaming platform grants access to TSN feeds, with subscriptions starting from $24.99/month.

If you're outside Canada but have a subscription, you can watch Ohio State vs Texas with the aid of a VPN, such as NordVPN.

How to watch Ohio State vs Texas live streams in Australia

Buckeyes vs Longhorns is confirmed as being available to stream on the Kayo Sports streaming service in Australia.

Kayo plans start from AU$30/month after a 7-day FREE trial (or one month for $1), and include NFL, NBA, cricket, AFL, rugby, F1 2026 and more.

It's expected that this game will also be shown on ESPN via Foxtel, although (at the time of writing) it isn't showing as confirmed in its listings. Assuming it is broadcast there, that means you can also get access through Disney Plus. Disney Plus prices start at AU$9.99/month.

This game is not listed under the list of games shown by DAZN this week Down Under.

Not in Australia right now? You can use a VPN like NordVPN to tune in on your accounts as if you were back home.

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Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn will tonight headline a huge night of world title boxing at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. King Ry's WBC welterweight crown is on the line between two of the division's biggest punchers, with cruiserweight star Jai Opetaia also defending his version of the world title on a stacked undercard.

Here's how to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams from anywhere with a VPN.

Since serving his suspension for a failed drugs test after an in-ring February 2024 victory over Devin Haney was downgraded to a no-contest, Garcia has gone 1-1 from his two fights. After being knocked down by Rolly Romero for the WBA (Regular) welterweight belt, he won a unanimous decision against Mario Barrios in February earlier this year. The bad boy of boxing has many controversies on his slate but also elite speed and big-punching power. He's also vowed to stop Benn inside five rounds.

Benn's response to such trash talk has been to question why Garcia got another title shot so soon after losing to Romero. The British fighter is coming off a stoppage of Chris Eubank Jr that avenged the sole defeat on his record, then sent Regis Prograis into retirement with a unanimous victory this April. He hasn't fought at welterweight since stopping Chris van Heerden in two rounds in April 2022, though, and says he felt like he'd been "dragged down to the pits of hell" in trying to make 147lbs. That could be a problem.

On a stacked undercard, Jai Opetaia is in the co-main event as the Aussie defends his Zuffa Boxing and Ring magazine cruiserweight titles against Noel Mikaelian.

Keep reading for where to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams online and on TV.

How to watch Garcia vs Benn from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching Garcia vs Benn on your usual subscription?

You can still watch the fight live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you want to watch the Garcia vs Benn coverage, choose 'U.S.' from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to Paramount+, and make the most of the coverage.

How to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams in the U.S.

In the U.S., Paramount Plus is showing Garcia vs Benn, plus the undercard that include Jai Opetaia. Best of all, there's no PPV!

Paramount+ offers two plans: Essential and Premium. Essential is priced at just $8.99/month (or $89.99/year) and includes standard Paramount Plus content, plus Zuffa Boxing and UFC numbered events.

A top tip is to get the Paramount+ Essential (not Premium) plan for $1 when via the Walmart Plus free trial.

Paramount Plus is also home to the Champions League, Serie A and the NFL so it's a great streamer to add to your collection.

If you’re currently outside the U.S. but don't want to miss out, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to tap into your usual boxing streaming service from anywhere.

How to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams in Canada

In Canada, the Garcia vs Benn main card will also be shown on Paramount+.

In the Great White North, Paramount+ subscriptions start from CA$7.99 a month. Better still, new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time.

Main card action starts on Saturday, September 12 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT.

Canadian traveling abroad? You can use a VPN to access your usual platform and lower prices – we'd recommend trying NordVPN.

How to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams in the U.K.

The Garcia vs Benn fight is a DAZN PPV in the U.K..

Prices are set at £24.99. Or you can take advantage of DAZN Ultimate Tier, which guarantees a minimum 12 pay-per-views a year and costs £24.99 a month.

Upcoming PPV events include Darren Till vs. Yoel Romero [September 26], Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley 2 [October 17], Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli [October 31].

The main card action starts on Sunday, September 13 at 1 a.m. BST. Get the coffee brewing.

Away from the U.K. right now? NordVPN will unblock your Garcia vs Benn stream.

How to watch Garcia vs Benn live streams in Australia

In Australia, the Garcia vs Benn title fight, plus the full undercard, will also be shown on Paramount+.

Down Under, Paramount+ subscriptions also start from AU$7.99 a month. And, yes, new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time.

Main card action starts on Sunday, September 13 at 10 a.m. AEST.

Outside Oz? Use NordVPN to stream your usual Garcia vs Benn coverage.

Garcia vs Benn tale of the tape

Garcia vs Benn full fight card

Main Card (8 p.m. ET)

• Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn (12 rounds) (Welterweight World Title)
• Jai Opetaia vs Noel Mikaelian (12 rounds) (Zuffa & Ring Cruiserweight World Titles)
• Da’Mazion Vanhouter vs Raphael Akpejiori (8 rounds) (heavyweight)
• Mark Magsayo vs Andres Cortes (10 rounds) (lightweight)

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You can watch the fourth Test between South Africa and New Zealand completely FREE on ThreeNow or on Paramount+ for as little as $1 through a 30-day trial of Walmart+, and from anywhere with a VPN. These streaming services will show every moment as the series heads to Baltimore's 71,000-capacity M&T Bank Stadium, with the Springboks in front 2-1 following their thrilling 29-24 win in Johannesburg.

The fourth Test will be the first-ever meeting between the Springboks and All Blacks on US soil. New Zealand, who won the first Test and were leading 17-12 in the second half of the third Test, will have to pick themselves up and try to level the series.

But they will have several big names missing through injury, including captain Ardie Savea, Luke Jacobson and Quinn Tupaea. South Africa, meanwhile, will be without star back Cheslin Kolbe after he suffered a broken jaw in Johannesburg, with Damian Willemse replacing him at full-back.

This should be a cracker, so make sure you tune in this Saturday!

Want to catch the fourth test between South Africa and New Zealand for free? Luckily ThreeNow are showing it free on tape delay in New Zealand, while in the U.S. it's on Paramount+, which can be accessed for as little as $1 through a 30-day trial of Walmart+.

But how can you watch the free stream in the U.K., Australia and South Africa? Keep reading to find out more...

Watch South Africa vs New Zealand 4th Test for free

Rugby fans in the U.S. and New Zealand are in luck!

In New Zealand, free-to-air TV channel Three and its ThreeNow streaming platform is showing Springboks vs All Blacks at no cost on delay at 12 p.m. NZST on Sunday so you don't have to wake up in the middle of the night to watch.

Though not quite free, access Paramount+ is available for as little as $1 through a 30-day trial of Walmart+ in the U.S..

If you're traveling outside these countries, you can watch the match from wherever you are by using NordVPN. Full details on how to do that just below...

How to watch South Africa vs New Zealand 4th Test from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the game on your usual subscription? You can still watch the South Africa vs New Zealand fourth Test live streams thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network).

NordVPN is our top pick of the options – try it for 30 days with our deal below:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're in Australia and want to view your usual New Zealand service, you'd select New Zealand from the server list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to ThreeNow or another service listed on this page and watch the game.

Which devices can I watch South Africa vs New Zealand with?

You can use ThreeNow on all of the following devices and platforms:

Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Panasonic)
Android TV
Apple TV
Chromecast
Freeview
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Android (Android 5.0 and above)
iPhone & iPad (iOS 13 and above)
Web browsers

You can use Paramount+ on all of the following devices and platforms:

Android app (phone & tablet)
Web browsers
iPhone and iPad (iOS 12.2 and above)
Apple TV
Compatible Android TV devices
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Roku
Chromecast
Samsung TV (2017 or newer)

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The 2026 US Open women’s final has arrived, and it's a dream matchup as top seed and two-time reigning champion Aryna Sabalenka faces Elena Rybakina, the second seed and player who will end the Belarusian’s 99-week reign as world No.1 when the new rankings come out next week.

It promises to be a hugely entertaining final and you won’t to miss any of the action. So find out how you can watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free.

Sabalenka arrived in New York with a point to prove. The 2024 and 2025 champion had failed to win a WTA title since completing the Sunshine Double in March and had suffered a quarter-final defeat at Roland Garros and a fourth-round exit at Wimbledon. Back on her favorite surface, the 28-year-old has found her form and has dropped just one set en route to the final, powering past Jessica Pegula in the semi-finals. With 19 wins in a row at the US Open, and now in her fourth consecutive final, confidence should be high.

Rybakina, meanwhile, is enjoying the most consistent season of her career. Having started the year in triumphant fashion by beating Sabalenka to win the Australian Open title, she has now reached five finals and will be crowned world No. 1 for the first time on Monday. The 27-year-old came from a set down to beat Coco Gauff in the last four, gritting it out in much the same way she has all tournament after not yet finding her best tennis. What better time to throw down some first-serve bombs in the final?

Check out all of the TV and streaming details below to find out how to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina in the US Open 20206 final from anywhere, starting with free options.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams for FREE in 2026

In Australia, the Sabalenka vs Rybakina match will be available on 9Gem and its respective FREE streaming service 9Now.

What if you're usually based in Australia but aren't at home during the 2026 US Open women's final? Maybe you're on vacation and don't want to spend money on a new TV service in another country, when you'd usually be able to watch for free at home?

Don't worry — you can watch it via a VPN instead. We'll show you how to do that below...

Watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the tennis on your usual subscription?

You can still watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are, making it ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Among the best is Norton VPN — we explain why in our Norton VPN review.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NortonVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're overseas and want to view your usual Australian service, you'd select an Australia-based server from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to 9Now or another website and stream the tennis live.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams in the U.S.

ESPN has exclusive rights to show Sabalenka vs Rybakina in the U.S., with live action on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN Deportes.

If you've already cut the cord and don't have a cable package, you can get ABC or ESPN channels through an OTT cable TV alternative.

Our pick is Sling TV, which includes ESPN channels with its Orange plan. You can get access for as little as $4.99/day or $19.99/month with the Sling Essential plan, which carries ABC, ESPN and ESPN2.

Alternatively, there's the network's rebranded streaming service ESPN Select, which costs from $13.99/month and will carry extensive coverage around the courts at Flushing Meadows.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams in Canada

Tennis fans in Canada can watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina on TSN (in English) or RDS (in French), as part of a cable TV package.

If you don't have cable, then you could watch US Open final online on TSN Plus instead, which lets you get access to all TSN has to offer from CA$29.99/month.

If you're outside Canada but have a subscription, you can watch live streams using a VPN such as Norton VPN.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams in the U.K.

Sky Sports is the official broadcaster of the US Open, including Sabalenka vs Rybakina, in the U.K.

If you already have a Sky subscription that doesn't include Sports, you'll need to pay £22/month to add those channels.

If you don't want to shell out for a full Sky subscription, you could also consider a Now Sports Membership. This gives you flexible 24-hour access for £14.99 or £34.99/month.

Outside the U.K.? You can still follow US Open live streams on Sky Go by using a VPN service such as Norton VPN.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams in Australia

Aussies can again watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams for FREE on Channel Nine.

That coverage will be live streamed online via the free on-demand service 9Now, too

To watch every single game, set and match, you'll need a subscription to Stan Sport. Base Stan subscriptions cost from $9.99/month, and you'll need to add Stan Sport for a further $20/month.

Not in Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN, such as Norton VPN, to watch all the action on 9Now and Stan, as if you were back home.

How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams in New Zealand

Kiwis can watch the Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams on ESPN via a Disney+ subscription.

Disney+ subscriptions began at NZ$9.99 a month for the ad-supported tier, but this also gets you everything else on ESPN (like basketball, ice hockey and more), as well as Pixar, Star Wars and Marvel.

Not in New Zealand right now? You can simply use a VPN, such as Norton VPN, to log into your Disney+ account as if you were back home.

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I blinked and somehow it's already another weekend. With the best streaming services serving so many new movies to keep us glued to the couch, narrowing down which ones are actually worth your time can turn your free time into a headache.

That's where I come in. Every weekend, you'll find me combing through the Netflix top 10 to help you skip the scrolling and get to streaming. Because nobody wants to waste their precious streaming time with an overhyped dud.

This week, the Netflix top 10 movies that made the cut include a Tyler Perry romantic drama, a powerful documentary from the Turning Point crew, and a vibrant animated adventure where John Mulaney and Florence Pugh steal the spotlight as iconic fairy tale villains.

None of these picks fit the vibe? No worries: Our guide to everything new on Netflix this month has plenty more recommendations on what to watch. So without further ado, here are the three must-watch movies in Netflix’s top 10 this weekend. Enjoy!

This article is based on Netflix's top 10 movies list in the U.S. as of 11:00 a.m. ET on Saturday, September 12, 2026.

Best movies in the Netflix top 10

'Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?' (2026)

Netflix subscribers can't get enough of Tyler Perry, so I'm not surprised to see his latest "Why Did I Get Married Again?" still in the #1 spot after coming out on September 9. It revives a franchise that's so old, I'm sure some subscribers don't even realize it's a reboot. Most of the original cast of "Why Did I Get Married?" and "Why Did I Get Married Too?" reunite for an Italian wedding — including Diane (Sharon Leal), Sheila (Jill Scott), Troy (Lamman Rucker), and Mike (Richard T. Jones). The only one missing is Janet Jackson's Patricia, replaced by a new character named Roselyn (Taraji P. Henson).

Jasmine (Armani Greer) and Wesley (Everett Osbourne) are a young couple just days away from saying "I do" at a grand destination wedding. Their occasion has older wedding guests reflecting on the highs and lows of their own marriages, but as the less-than-happy couple wrestles with going through with the ceremony, it forces the other couples to take a hard look at their own happily-ever-afters.

Watch "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?" on Netflix now

'Turning Point: Generation 9/11' (2026)

I'm surprised to see "Turning Point: Generation 9/11" holding strong in the top 10 (and it's actually climbed a few spots since last weekend!) because of everything "Turning Point's" put out, I thought this feature-length documentary was the weakest. To be fair, that bar is pretty damn high. My husband and I regularly return to "Turning Point's" phenomenal docuseries on the Cold War and Vietnam War for their engaging recaps of historical events before our time. The kind of context that makes it easier to wrap your head around the Unprecedented Times our country's in now.

In "Generation 9/11," filmmaker Brian Knappenberger examines how the September 11 attacks still impact everything in our daily lives through interviews with survivors of the attacks and those who lost loved ones in the attacks. It's an emotional watch, to be sure, but if you're looking to dive into the subject on a deeper level, I can't recommend "Turning's Point's" docuseries on 9/11 enough.

Watch "Turning Point: Generation 9/11" on Netflix now

'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish' (2022)

I didn't have high hopes for "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" at first, having never seen the original "Puss in Boots." But I'm happy to say this decade-in-the-making sequel is the rare spin-off that surpasses the original, and it's on par with the "Spider-Verse" series with vibrant animation that's a feast for the eyes. "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" feels like a storybook come to life thanks to some clever blending of 3D and 2D animation.

Antonio Banderas returns as the beloved Puss, joined by Salma Hayek as Kitty, along with a new set of fairy-tale characters like Jack Horner (voiced by a hilariously evil John Mulaney), Goldilocks (Florence Pugh), and her Three Bears Crime Family (Olivia Colman, Ray Winstone, and Samson Kayo). Packed with lush-painted backgrounds, stylized fight scenes that really pop, and razer-sharp humor, "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" is the kind of kids' movie you won't mind if your children insist on watching it on repeat.

Watch "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" on Netflix now

Netflix top 10 movies right now

1. "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?" (2026)
2. "Those Who Wish Me Dead" (2021)
3. "Turning Point: Generation 9/11" (2026)
4. "The Whisper Man" (2026)
5. "Contraband" (2102)
6. "Untold — Mr. T: I Pity the Fool" (2026)
7. "Shark Tale" (2004)
8. "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" (2022)
9. "The Angry Birds Movie 2" (2019)
10. "The Secret Woman" (2026)

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Paramount+ is regularly adding new shows to binge-watch. This weekend is no exception. The streaming service releases new episodes of hit shows every week. Sometimes, even entire seasons at once. It just added over 120 new movies and shows on September 1 alone. It even has some live sporting events, including all major events from the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

This weekend, let's start with "Diarra from Detroit" season 2, which just dropped its finale this week. Once you're caught up on that, it's time to binge "Colin from Accounts" season 3, which was just released in full on Paramount+ yesterday (September 10). Finally, sports fans need to check out "NFL Play Action," a brand new Paramount+ original series that covers the NFL from all angles.

So without further ado, here are the three new to Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend. If you need more recommendations, check out everything new on Paramount+ in September 2026 for more options.

'Diarra from Detroit' season 2

Genre: Mystery comedy-drama series

What it's about: In "Diarra from Detroit" season 2, the titular Diarra Brickland tries to bask in the wins of season 1. She solved the case of the missing Deonte Brooks (Shannon Wallace) and started dating him. But now, he's being sent to jail on suspicion of murder, due to a gang war in the criminal underworld of Detroit. The one thing that might be keeping her safe? Her ex-husband, Swa (Morris Chestnut), who is using his power as a lawyer to keep her out of harm from crooks and cops alike.

Why you should watch it: Another BET+ show that has made its way to Paramount+, "Diarra from Detroit" looks pretty good. It certainly got me to laugh on several occasions in the season 2 trailer, and I was pleased to see the appearance of Bokeem Woodbine. If you need a new show with a good mix of comedy and drama, this one is worth a look.

Watch all 8 episodes of "Diarra from Detroit" season 2 on Paramount+ now

'Colin from Accounts' season 3

Genre: Romantic comedy-drama series

What it's about: Gordon (Patrick Brammall) and Ashley (Harriet Dyer) did not meet cutely. She flashed him while crossing a street, causing him to lose focus and hit a dog. Fast forward several months and just as many vet appointments, and they're now living together, raising that dog, who they've named Colin. But Gordon's drunken proposal at the end of season 2 might end their unlikely relationship for good.

Why you should watch it: "Colin from Accounts" is hilarious. I'd argue it's one of the best comedy series of this decade so far, and I've been eagerly awaiting this third and final season. If you need a laugh but also want to feel deep feelings, this show is a must-binge.

Watch all 8 episodes of "Colin from Accounts" season 3 now

'NFL Play Action'

Genre: Sports news series

What's it about? Hosted by former Princeton running back (and current NFL Network "Good Morning Football" host) Kyle Brandt and fitness instructor Ally Love, "NFL Play Action" looks to examine the intersection of football and culture. In 30-minute episodes each Wednesday, this new magazine-style series will dive into the NFL both on and off the field.

Why you should watch it: "NFL Play Action" seems to be going for a "60 Minutes" meets "SportsCenter" vibe with its news magazine show format. But I wouldn't expect any groundbreaking investigative reporting from this show that bills itself as being "family-oriented." Still, if you love the NFL and can't get enough, this show will take you deeper into the world of gridiron football.

Watch the series premiere of "NFL Play Action" now

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I’ve been a superfan of the Alien movies for more than two decades. Its combination of sci-fi thrills, spine-tingling horror, and compelling characters is unmatched in my eyes. It’s had its share of underwhelming entries, but it remains my favorite film franchise to this day.

That’s why I’ve created this Alien-themed quiz. These 10 questions celebrate the franchise’s decades-long legacy on the big screen and give my fellow Alien fans a chance to prove themselves the ultimate Xenomorph expert. The quiz covers every Alien movie (bar “AVP2"; we don’t talk about that one), and even tests your knowledge of the extended universe.

So whether you’ve been watching Alien movies since 1979, or you’re a newcomer who’s been playing catch-up in recent years, put your expertise to the test with my quiz. Can you score a perfect 10/10? To borrow a phrase, “I can't lie to you about your chances,” but I wish you good luck!

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"The Great Debaters" was, admittedly, a blind spot for me. I knew it was coming in the Denzel Watchathon. I remembered seeing trailers for it back when it came out in 2007.

What I didn't remember was that I was far from the only person who didn't see this movie back in the 2000s. It was a flop at the box office, bringing in just $30.2 million despite starring Denzel and Forest Whitaker.

Now that I have seen it, though, I think it's a movie in Denzel's career that's a must-watch, even if I wouldn't put it among the best movies he's ever done. As a film, it's a fairly average historical drama. It plays a bit fast and loose with the truth and has a few stunning moments. Because the cast, aside from Denzel and Whitaker, is relatively young, it's also incredibly plucky, which isn't what I tend to want from a movie.

But Denzel is incredible as Melvin B. Tolson. Granted, the great orator archetype he's leaning into here has been done before. It's very reminiscent of his own performance in "Remember the Titans," or Robin Williams in "Dead Poets Society." Those are great performances, however. You wouldn't want to have missed them, and you won't want to miss this one either.

If you want to watch this movie before you read on, you can buy or rent it from Amazon. Alternatively, you can stream it on Prime Video with a Moviesphere add-on subscription (7-day free trial) or YouTube TV with a Moviesphere add-on subscription (7-day free trial)

Without Denzel, 'The Great Debaters' is merely average

"The Great Debaters" is based on a true story. Denzel Washington's character, Melvin Tolson, was really a professor at the historically Black college Wiley College in Marshall, Texas. He really did lead a debate team that became renowned for their abilities and their participation in interracial debates.

And James Farmer Jr. (Denzel Whitaker) really did go to Wiley College, where his dad (Forest Whitaker) taught, at age 14. He really participated on the Wiley debate team at that young age and went on to be a prominent civil rights leader.

Beyond that, well, that's when "The Great Debaters" can't get out of the way of Hollywood's penchant for poetic license.

While Tolson and the Farmers are real, Henry Lowe (Nate Parker), Samantha Booke (Jurnee Smollett) and Hamilton Burgess (Jermaine Williams) are only shades of real people. Booke is the closest to her real counterpart, Henrietta Bell Wells, but even she is a partial work of fiction. Also, the climactic debate at a certain Ivy League school? The real version took place against the University of Southern California, which was the reigning debate champion at the time.

Now, movies take liberties with adaptation all the time. It's something I try to be lenient about. But I'm not sure why this movie felt the need to change these details, given that the real version wouldn't have made the movie demonstrably less engaging based on the research I've done.

Of course, the reality is it wouldn't have made the movie demonstrably more engaging either. While well directed by Denzel, the plotting of this story feels formulaic. The kids are remarkably plucky, able to dust themselves off with ease. While there are struggles to overcome for our main characters ... they all are overcome in the end.

Case in point: the climactic debate, which is set up as if it were a final bout in a boxing movie, doesn't deliver its stakes appropriately. I'm never totally drawn in, and in the end, I'm happy with the resolution, but that happiness is fleeting.

That's not to say nothing sticks with you in this movie, and most of it has to do with Denzel's portrayal of Tolson. While teaching the debate team, there's a subplot of Tolson organizing farmers in Marshal into a union. This is one moment where I'm glad the scriptwriters deviated from the historical record, because it provides two of the most memorable moments in the film.

The other moment that sticks with you is when Tolson and the debate team come across a lynching in Texas. It's a brutal sight and is one of the few moments in the movie where the racism of the Jim Crow South sucks the oxygen out of the room in an impactful way.

Verdict: You should watch 'The Great Debaters' at least once

If the movie had chosen to stick more to Tolson's story, or perhaps to Farmer Jr.'s, maybe it would have been more impactful. The more the movie focuses on the realities of the 1930s South, the more impactful it feels and the more it makes you take notice.

But I get why the movie instead chooses to focus on the successes of its characters. It doesn't wish to totally ignore the reality of its setting, but its focus is on portraying a moment of Black excellence to a general audience. Admittedly, this desire makes it all the more baffling that the writers tweaked the history of the Wiley Debate Team, but again, I largely understand what they were going for.

Regardless, Denzel's performance as Tolson is worth the price of admission. While the performances of the kids often range from melodramatic to reading soulessly off a script (Parker stands out on occasion), Denzel's poignant remarks and cutting wit are emotive. There's an electricity to it that provides a jolt to this historical drama whenever he's on screen.

If you've seen his performance before, I'm not sure you need to rush to see it again. But if you've never seen it (and based on its box office, chances are you haven't), then "The Great Debaters" is a must-watch, if only to see Denzel bring Tolson to life on screen.

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The work week after a holiday weekend lasts approximately 2.5 times as long as usual, but now that you're staring down two days of uninterrupted free time (hopefully at least), there are entirely too many options for what to watch. The best streaming services rolled out a stacked slate of new releases this week, but not all of them are worth your precious streaming time.

I've combed through all the new movies on streaming this week to highlight the ones that deserve a spot on your watchlist. Leading the pack this week is "Call My Agent! The Movie" on Netflix, which caps off the fan-favorite show-business satire series with a feature-length send-off. Also premiering on Netflix is the latest Tyler Perry franchise revival, "Why Did I Get Married Again?" for a breezy weekend watch. You can catch "Supergirl" on HBO Max to see if it deserved all the hate it got (spoiler alert: it didn't), or rent the live-action "Moana" on paid video-on-demand platforms if your kiddos are clamoring for it. I'd also like to shout out "Bombshell" on Prime Video, a docu-drama from 2019 with a seriously stacked cast: Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, and Kate McKinnon, who's as hilarious as usual.

So without further ado, let's dive into the best new movies on streaming to watch this weekend.

‘Call My Agent! The Movie’ (Netflix)

One of the most beloved shows to come out of France in recent years, "Call My Agent!" became a defining comfort watch during the pandemic's peak. Now this screwball show-business satire is getting the feature film treatment with "Call My Agent! The Movie" on Netflix. Set five years after the ASK Agency shut down, Andréa (Camille Cottin) has moved behind the camera and is preparing to make her feature debut.

However, just days before filming is set to begin, the loss of her lead actor put the entire production in jeopardy. With the clock ticking, Andréa has no choice but to reunite her old ASK team and pull off a last-minute miracle. Once Andréa's film finally begins shooting, a cascade of bad luck wreaks havoc on the set — and that's when the comedy really hits its stride.

Watch "Call My Agent! The Movie" on Netflix now

‘Moana' (PVOD)

All of the Disney live-action remakes feel like thinly veiled cash grabs, but "Moana" stunk the worse of it, given that the original only came out a decade ago. Though I suppose the clock was ticking for the Rock to convincingly make an IRL Maui — not that he succeeds, even with the prosthetic bodysuit of muscles doing most of the heavy lifting.

This live-action remake of 2016's animated hit "Moana" has the same story, same songs and even some of the same stars as the original, but like most of these live-action ventures, it fails to capture the same charm. Set on the fictional Polynesian island of Motunui, it stars Catherine Laga'aia as Moana, the curious daughter of the village chief who sets out to find Maui to break an ancient curse and restore the heart of the goddess Te Fiti. Unless your kids are really chomping at the bit for this one, I'd wait a few months and check it out when it finally lands on Disney+ instead.

Buy or rent "Moana" on Amazon or Apple now

'Supergirl' (HBO Max)

After bombing at the theaters, "Supergirl" is off to a surprisingly strong start on streaming, debuting as the No. 1 movie on HBO Max this week. Set after 2025's "Superman," it follows Kal-El's cousin, Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock), as she struggles to find her place on Earth. While she takes on the mantle of Supergirl, Kara has a hard time adjusting to life on the planet and spends much of her time drinking and partying her way through the galaxy.

During one particularly wild adventure, she crosses paths with a dangerous space bandit who poisons her beloved dog. Desperate to save him, Kara sets off on a quest to find an antidote with a young woman set on revenge(Eve Ridley) along for the ride in a chaotic, space-faring adventure that feels like "Guardians of the Galaxy" with an edgier tone.

Watch "Supergirl" on HBO Max now

‘Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again?’ (Netflix)

Netflix's new #1 movie revives a franchise so old, I wouldn't be surprised if most subscribers don't even realize it's a reboot. Most of the original cast of "Why Did I Get Married?" and "Why Did I Get Married Too?" return for Tyler Perry's latest — including Perry's Terry, Diane (Sharon Leal), Sheila (Jill Scott), Troy (Lamman Rucker), and Mike (Richard T. Jones). The only one missing is Janet Jackson's Patricia, replaced by a new character named Roselyn (Taraji P. Henson).

"Why Did I Get Married Again?" brings back these familiar faces and more for a lavish destination wedding in Lake Como, Italy. Jasmine (Armani Greer) and Wesley (Everett Osbourne) are a young couple just days away from saying "I do." Their union inspires the older wedding guests to reflect on the highs and lows of their own marriages, but as they wrestle with going through with the ceremony, it forces the other couples to take a closer look at their own happily-ever-afters.

Watch "Why Did I Get Married Again?" on Netflix now

'Bombshell' (Prime Video)

Inspired by real events and set during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, "Bombshell" follows three women whose allegations against long-time Fox News chairman Roger Ailes ultimately led to his ousting from the network. Charlize Theron leads a stacked cast as political commentator Megyn Kelly alongside Nicole Kidman as veteran journalist Gretchen Carlson and Margot Robbie as Kayla Pospisil, the wide-eyed audience stand-in getting a crash course in the cutthroat world of broadcast news.

Kate McKinnon also kills it as a Fox producer who doesn't mince words, delivering one of the movie's best lines: "What would scare my grandmother or piss off my grandfather — that's a Fox story." Theron and Robbie both earned Oscar nominations for their performances, and it's a shame neither won because the

Watch "Bombshell" on Prime Video now

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The leaves are turning, the days are getting shorter, and there's no better time to immerse yourself in a nail-biting story from the safety of your own couch. If you're looking for thrillers that are so twisty, unnerving and gripping that you may never sleep again, Paramount+ has tons of them.

The trick, as always, is knowing what's actually worth losing sleep over. So I've done the digging and pulled out three thriller movies on Paramount+ that definitely earn their reputation: a hunt for a real-life serial killer, a near-silent survival story where a single sound means death, and a claustrophobic bunker mystery where you're never sure who to trust.

Just be sure to watch with a buddy (or a squishy) so you can calm down when you're white-knuckling your seat from all the excitement.

'Zodiac' (2007)

The scariest thing about "Zodiac" is that it's a true story without an ending. David Fincher's high-stakes thriller follows the decade-long hunt for the Zodiac killer, the still-unidentified murderer who terrorized Northern California in the late '60s and '70s.

Jake Gyllenhaal plays a San Francisco cartoonist who becomes obsessed with cracking the case, alongside a crime reporter (Robert Downey Jr.) and a detective (Mark Ruffalo). Soon, however, the pursuit swallows his life. There's less slasher-centric gore and horror here; it's more of a procedural filled with dread. If you're into that sort of thing, you'll find a lot to like.

Stream now on Paramount+

'A Quiet Place' (2018)

John Krasinski directed this tense, horror-leaning flick and stars alongside Emily Blunt as parents raising their children in a world overrun by blind creatures that hunt by sound. In other words, a single dropped object or spoken word means instant death.

The family survives by living in near-total silence, communicating in sign language and tiptoeing through their days, until the mother's pregnancy starts a terrifying clock ticking, because there's no quiet way to give birth. And you'll be in stunned silence yourself when you see how the movie handles this and other noise-related catastrophes, holding your breath as long as the family does.

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'10 Cloverfield Lane' (2016)

Mary Elizabeth Winstead wakes up after a car crash to find herself locked in an underground bunker, where a survivalist named Howard (a never-scarier John Goodman) insists he's saved her from a catastrophic attack that's poisoned the air outside.

The trouble is she has no way to know if he's telling the truth, or whether the real threat is the strange man holding the only key. Goodman is at his best here, serving up believable fatherly warmth and psychotic killer energy, so that you never feel safe. The movie keeps you guessing right up to an ending that comes completely out of left field. And it's all the better for it.

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The year is whizzing by, and with the Emmys around the corner, conversation is turning to the best TV shows of 2026. Naturally, prestige shows across the biggest streaming services like Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu and Apple TV spring to mind first, but in my household, there’s one TV show that has dominated the screen — and it’s not even on a streamer or TV network.

Instead, the show that has completely engrossed me lately is a web series named “Jet Lag: The Game,” and you can watch every episode free on YouTube. It’s no exaggeration to say I’m obsessed. I’ve bought actual merch (something I never do for shows/movies), and my partner can attest how often I quote “Jet Lag” (she’s very fed up with me saying “sometimes that’s just the way the jets lag” any time something goes vaguely awry).

While “Jet Lag: The Game” has been running since 2022, I only discovered it this year (thanks to YouTuber Sam Reid), which has meant I’ve spent the last few months catching up on the more than 110 available episodes.

With the 19th season, “Japanorama,” currently underway, I’m here to explain why this YouTube travel/game show is an essential watch. And why it deserves a mention when discussing the best television of the year so far.

What even is ‘Jet Lag: The Game’?

The concept of “Jet Lag: The Game” can be boiled down to this: It follows a trio of presenters (Sam Denby, Adam Chase and Ben Doyle), often with a special guest, competing in a game where the board spans entire countries, or even whole continents.

For example, they’ve done multiple seasons of “Hide + Seek,” which is the childhood game you know, but played across a whole country. Then there’s “Tag Eur It,” where the trio plays a game of tag, with Europe as their playground. There are also more original games like “Stateside Scramble” or “Taiwan: Rail Rush,” which have bespoke sets of rules (but are still pretty easy to follow), and again use whole countries as their backdrop.

One of the beauties of “Jet Lag: The Game” is that each season is a new game, and functions as a self-contained competition. Sure, there are a few running gags and recurring fan-favorite elements like “The Snack Zone” (a short food review segment that pops up regularly), but you can easily pick and choose the individual seasons that appeal to you the most.

When I first discovered “Jet Lag,” I started with season 16, in which Sam, Ben and Adam play hide-and-seek across my native U.K. Afterwards, I jumped around the seasons, picking out the games or travel destinations that appealed to me most. And in just a couple of months, I’d made my way through the entire available stockpile of episodes.

The early seasons are definitely a little rougher — no more so than the first season, which wasn’t even called “Jet Lag: The Game” at the time — but the more recent seasons have strong production values, with slick on-screen graphics. However, the show has still retained its roots as a travel series filmed on the move. This gives it a real rough-and-tumble charm.

'Japanorama' is 'Jet Lag: The Game' at its very best

The latest season, and my personal nominee for the best TV show of the year, is called “Japanorama.” The basic premise is that two teams of two (Sam and Ben vs. Adam and guest Tom Scott) have to race the full length of Japan, completing challenges along the way. This in turn gives them randomly drawn cards with various rewards, like the ability to take a high-speed train for a period or inflict a "curse" on the other team.

It’s an easy formula to get your head around, and “Jet Lag: The Game” does a good job of explaining more complicated game mechanics as they pop up. And perhaps more than any season of “Jet Lag” to date, “Japanorama” strikes the perfect balance between the tension of the two teams competing in a race while offering viewers a slice of virtual tourism.

The season has already been filled with moments that have become fan-favorite scenes, from Adam and Tom's struggles to complete a scavenger hunt to the show's first-ever "Medical Production Pause" after one competitor pushes themselves a little too hard. It's been a blast (so far).

It further helps that, three episodes in (four if you’re a Nebula subscriber, letting you watch episodes early), it’s shaping up to be one of the closest seasons of “Jet Lag” to date. In several previous seasons, I’ve felt confident about who would win within a couple of episodes. In season 18, “Stateside Scramble,” I clocked the eventual winners 30 minutes into episode 1, but in “Japanorama” we’re halfway through, and the race remains nail-bitingly tight. It really does feel like either side could win.

If you’ve never watched “Jet Lag” before, then “Japanorama” makes for the perfect entry point to this wonderful show. Just don’t be surprised if after giving the series a chance, you end up binge-watching every available episode in a matter of weeks. “Jet Lag: The Game” had that effect on me!

Watch "Jet Lag: The Game" seasons 1-19 on YouTube now

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Prime Video subscribers are eating good this month, with a whopping 98 new films landing on the streaming service at the top of the month. A few new additions through the week have pushed that total over 100, but you don't need to go digging through all that mess to figure out what to watch this weekend.

I get paid to watch movies for a living, so I've already done the hard work for you. I've combed through Prime Video's latest releases to find the three standouts actually wroth watching. There are plenty of horror movies in the bunch to kick-off spooky season early, but as for me, I'll be watching "Silence of the Lambs" for the umpteenth time. To date it's the only horror movie that's ever won Best Picture. There's also "Bombshell," a drama that turns one of Fox News' biggest scandals into a star-studded affair led by Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie. Finally, for an easy weekend watch, look no further than "Uptown Girls," a 2000s classic where Brittany Murphy and Dakota Fanning's banter will crack you up and warm your heart.

Ready to start watching? Here's why each one is worth a spot on your watchlist this weekend.

Bombshell (2019)

The vibe: Conservative fanfiction for the girlies starring drop-dead gorgeous women

Why you should watch it: Inspired by real events and set during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, "Bombshell" follows three women whose allegations against long-time Fox News chairman Roger Ailes eventually get him ousted from the network. Charlize Theron leads a stacked cast as political commentator Megyn Kelly alongside Nicole Kidman as acclaimed journalist Gretchen Carlson and Margot Robbie as Kayla Pospisil, the wide-eyed audience stand-in jumping into the cutthroat world of broadcast journalism.

Kate McKinnon also kills it as a Fox producer who doesn't mince words and delivers this great quote in the trailer: "What would scare my grandmother or piss off my grandfather — that's a Fox story." Theron and Robbie both lost out at the Oscars for their performances here, which feels like a hate crime.

Watch "Bombshell" on Prime Video now

'Uptown Girls' (2003)

The vibe: A breezy watch with plenty of heart that's perfect for a lazy afternoon

Why you should watch it: Widely panned by critics when it first came out, "Uptown Girls" has steadily gained a devoted cult following, cementing its place as an early 2000s classic. This is one of my favorite guilty pleasure watches, and you can bet my ass was sat anytime it came on cable when I was growing up. Brittany Murphy stars as girl failure Molly Gunn, a trust fund baby left broke after her slimy rock star ex Neal (Jesse Spencer) makes off with all her money.

Forced to grow up over night, she gets a job as a nanny for the most precocious 8-year-old on the planet (Dakota Fanning), whose buttoned-up demeanor masks her grief over her father's coma. Though they butt heads at first over their polar opposite personalities, they both end up growing on each other — just as Neal crash-lands back into her life.

Watch "Uptown Girls" on Prime Video now

‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)

The vibe: A slow-burn serial killer hunt that's tense and heart-breaking

Why you should watch it: I've probably seen this movie a million times (my first tattoo was a death's-head hawk moth because of it!), and I don't think I'll ever get tired of returning to it for my annual Halloween watch. Anthony Hopkins' iconic turn as Hannibal Lecter never fails to make my skin crawl, while Jodie Foster is equally mesmerizing as FBI agent-in-training Clarice Starling, a force to be reckoned with up against a glass ceiling.

She's given the impossible task of convincing the convicted cannibal to help track down a new serial killer on the loose. Unfortunately for her, he takes a shine to her homegrown gumption and agrees. Director Jonathan Demme uses some ingenious camera tricks to create a constant sense of unease, which cleverly mirrors the othering Clarice experiences as one of the few women in her field.

Stream "Silence of the Lambs" on Prime Video now

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When it comes to deciding what to watch, it can get overwhelming. Fast. There are so many options out there. Even if you keep it to just the best streaming services, there are dozens of new shows and movies added every day. Lucky for you, it's my job to know exactly what's out there. So I've compiled a TV guide on what to watch tonight.

I've gone through everything from Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, etc. I've scoured the best free streaming services like Tubi. I've even added some movies you might have missed in theaters that are finally available to buy or rent to stream at home.

So let's dive into it. Here are all the new movies and shows (and live events) you can stream tonight (September 11), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out these three Hulu movies to stream this weekend.

Top shows and movies to stream tonight

'Dark Matter' season 2 (Apple TV)

Genre: Sci-fi thriller series

What it's about: Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton) was a collegiate physics professor until a variant of him from another reality came and stole his life. In season 1, he wandered multiple versions of Chicago using a mysterious device called the "Box." Now, in season 2, he's reunited with his wife Daniela (Jennifer Connelly) and son Charlie (Oakes Fegley), but they're on the run through the multiverse, looking for a reality where they can live a quiet life.

Why you should watch it: I'm currently caught up on "Dark Matter" season 2, and I think I prefer it to season 1. Check out our "Dark Matter" season 2 review for a spoiler-free breakdown of what works and doesn't work in this new season.

Watch episode 3 of "Dark Matter" season 2 on Apple TV now

'Drop' (2025) (Peacock)

Genre: Mystery thriller movie

What's it about? What if you had to kill your date, or your son dies? In "Drop," Meghann Fahy is on the first date she's had since the death of her abusive husband. But partway through the date, she receives a message: kill her date (Brandon Sklenar) or a masked gunman shoots her son.

Why you need to watch it: I love the way the trailer shifts from romance movie to twisted thriller, and it seems like the full-length movie doesn't drop the ball. Critics rated it 83% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, and audiences weren't far behind.

Watch "Drop" on Peacock now

'Rich Flu' (2024) (Hulu)

Genre: Thriller movie

What's it about? Laura (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has finally made it in her career, rubbing elbows with the rich and famous. Which is great for her, until people start to drop dead. Now, the less wealthy think that there's a new virus being spread by the elites, and the only way to avoid being killed by the angry mob is to give away your wealth or find somewhere safe to hide.

Why you need to watch it: The premise for "Rich Flu" is intriguing. And I like Winstead. But I won't pretend that reviews for the film have been stellar; they've been quite mixed. Lucky for you, it's now included in your Hulu subscription, so you don't have to pay extra to give it a chance.

Watch "Rich Flu" on Hulu now

Your streaming guide: Friday, Sept 11

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "Go Team!" (2026)
• "Physical 100: Italy" season 1: Batch 1
• "Stolen Heartbeats"
• "Tribeca 25"

PRIME VIDEO

• NWSL - Kansas City Current vs. Orlando Pride, 8 p.m. ET
• "Incognito" season 1 (requires PBS subscription)

PARAMOUNT+

• "Daughters of 9/11" (CBS Entertainment Special)
• PBR Team Series

HBO MAX

• "House Hunters International" volume 10, season 216 (HGTV)
• Banana Ball - Party Animals vs. Savannah Bananas, 7 p.m. ET

HULU

• "Flex X Cop" season 2 (new episode)
• "Rich Flu" (2024)
• "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" ABC News Live Special, 8 p.m. ET

DISNEY+

• "Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective Podcast" season 2 (new episode)
• "The Domonique Foxworth Show Podcast" season 2 (new episode)
• "Flex X Cop" season 2 (new episode)
• "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" ABC News Live Special, 8 p.m. ET

APPLE TV

• "Dark Matter" season 2 (new episode)
• F1 - Spanish Grand Prix Practice 1, 7:30 a.m. ET
• F1 - Spanish Grand Prix Practice 2, 11 a.m. ET
• MLB - Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers, 7:45 p.m. ET
• MLB - San Diego Padres vs. San Francisco Giants, 10:15 p.m. ET

PEACOCK

• "Access Hollywood" season 30 finale
• "Drop" (2025)
• La Vuelta a España Stage 19
• Bundesliga - Union Berlin vs. Schalke, 2:30 p.m. ET
• 2026 IWBF Men's Wheelchair Basketball World Championships: Brazil vs. U.S., 5 p.m. ET
• MLB - Game of the Day #166
• MLB - Seattle Mariners vs. Athletics, 9:40 p.m. ET
• MLB - San Diego Padres vs. San Francisco Giants, 10:15 p.m. ET
• "NFL Kickoff Eve Show"
• USLS - Lexington SC vs. Carolina Ascent FC, 7:30 p.m. ET
• World Athletics T&F - Ultimate Championships - Day 1
• "PFT Live"
• "The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz"
• "The Dan Patrick Show"
• "TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle" season 1
• "TODAY"
• "Nightly News with Tom Llamas"
• "Noticias Telemundo"
• "Noticias Telemundo Mediodía"
• "Noticias Telemundo En La Noche"
• "Late Night with Seth Meyers" season 13
• "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" season 13
• "Watch What Happens Live" season 23

TUBI

• “The Delivery Girl" (2026)

PLUTO TV

• Double Feature Fridays: "Friday" (1995) and "A Hip Hop Story" (2026), 8 p.m. ET
• PBR - Stockyards Championship Rodeo
• PBR - PBR Teams Anaheim
• PBR - Challenger Series
• DAZN Ringside - Jordan McCann vs. Big Stacks

KANOPY

• "The Florida Project" (2017)
• "Cosmopolis" (2012)
• "One Spoon of Chocolate" (2025)
• "Doctor Who" series 2 (2006)
• "Fanny and Alexander" (television version) (1984)
• "White Material" (2009)
• "Two Pianos" (2025)
• "1408" (2007)
• "The Ruins" (2008)
• "An Autumn Summer" (2024)
• "Natchez" (2025)
• "Andy’s Wild Workouts" (2019)
• "Puff: All About Air" (2024)

FANDANGO

• Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023)

SHUDDER

• "Mārama" (2026)

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It's the last gasp of summer, which means that prime binge-watching season is nearly here. And Prime Video, one of the top streaming services, is getting in on those couch-potato celebrations early, with its September 2026 crop of new movies and TV shows hitting the Amazon platform.

That means that you won't have to spend too long hunting for something fun to watch this coming weekend. That includes the explosive penultimate episode of "Reacher" season 4 (yes, that big finale is already almost here!), along with two older shows that are well worth a rewatch: the sitcom classic "Everybody Loves Raymond"— of which all nine seasons arrived on Prime Video on September 1 — as well as "Over the Garden Wall," an animated miniseries with a voice cast including Elijah Wood, Melanie Lynskey, Christopher Lloyd, Bebe Neuwirth, Chris Isaak and the late, great Tim Curry.

Without further ado, here are the three best new-to-Prime Video shows to binge this weekend.

'Reacher' season 4

What it's about: Alan Ritchson's Jack Reacher is back in the City of Brotherly Love, though an act of neighborly compassion — trying to help a troubled woman (Karen Kwong-Chip) on the Philadelphia subway — ends up pulling the titular vigilante into a dark and deadly conspiracy involving federal agents, dangerous thugs and figures at the highest rank of power. The new season is based on "Gone Tomorrow," the 13th of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher novels, and also stars Sydelle Noel, Agnez Mo, Anggun, Christopher Rodriguez Marquette and Kevin Corrigan.

Why you should watch it: The fourth installment of the Amazon action-crime thriller is quickly coming to an end (the season finale will drop on September 16), but if you missed this Wednesday's explosive penultimate episode, you'll definitely want to catch up before then. We won't spoil things here, but it involves the origin story of a deadly, Armageddon-level chemical weapon.

Stream "Reacher" on Prime Video now

'Over the Garden Wall'

What it's about: Created by Patrick McHale for Cartoon Network, this dark fantasy animated series centers on half-brothers Wirt and Greg (voiced by Elijah Wood and Collin Dean, respectively), who must travel through a strange and mysterious forest called the Unknown to find their way home. Along the way, they encounter eerie folklore and eccentric townsfolk, including the elderly Woodsman (Christopher Lloyd) and an irritable bluebird named Beatrice (Melanie Lynskey).

Why you should watch it: The 2014 miniseries — which was followed up with a 2024 short for its 10th anniversary — took home two Emmys (for Outstanding Animated Program and Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation for art director Nick Cross) and has a stellar 94% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, where critics praised: "Over the Garden Wall's modern sensibilities mix well with its fairy-tale setting, creating a whimsically witty series for viewers of all ages."

Stream "Over the Garden Wall" on Prime Video now

'Everybody Loves Raymond'

What it's about: All nine seasons of the long-running CBS comedy — which centers on the day-to-day life of sportswriter Raymond “Ray” Barone (Ray Romano) and his hilariously meddling Italian-American family living on Long Island — arrived on the Prime Video platform on September 1. Along with Romano, the iconic ensemble cast includes Doris Roberts (as Ray's mom Marie), Peter Boyle (as his gruff dad Frank), Brad Garrett (as his cop brother Robert) and Patricia Heaton (as his perpetually stressed-out wife Debra).

Why you should watch it: One of the best sitcoms of all time, "Everybody Loves Raymond" racked up a whopping 69 Emmy nominations and 15 wins over its nine-season run, including major acting trophies for Romano, Heaton, Garrett and Roberts, and wins for Best Comedy Series. That's all to say that those familial TV hijinks are very, very funny.

Stream "Everybody Loves Raymond" on Prime Video now

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They say time flies when you’re having fun and when it comes to all of the great new titles coming to streaming during this exceptionally speedy September 2026, that seems to be true. Netflix added a whopping 41 new movies and TV shows this month, which means that you won’t be lacking in options when hunting for something fun to binge-watch this weekend.

When it comes to TV, weekend two sees several high-profile small-screen additions coming to the streaming service, including “Crew Girl,” a buzzy new sports romance that should titillate fans of similar series like “Heated Rivalry” and “Off Campus.” There’s also “Dang!”, a fresh and funny new adult animated series from Andrew Law and Matt Murray, as well as “The Perfect Lie,” a Dutch psychological drama filled with dark family secrets.

If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, here are three new-to-Netflix shows worth a binge between September 11 to 13.

'DANG!'

Created by Andrew Law and Matt Murray—with Mike Schur (“The Good Place,” “Parks & Recreation”) as an executive producer—this adult animated series follows the chaotic New York City lives of millennial siblings Andrew (voiced by Law) and Eunice (Poppy Liu). However, their messy brother-sister fun is interrupted when their uptight, high-achieving older sis Ruthie (Stephanie Hsu) shows up and wants to hang out with them.

The tone of the eight-episode first season is “slightly sweet but mostly irreverent,” says Angie Han in her The Hollywood Reporter review. “Dang! doesn’t pretend its characters are not terrible people — Ruthie is a cold-blooded capitalist, Andrew a toxic combination of passive-aggressive and pushover, Eunice simply a brat. But it also understands their love for one another as sincere, if imperfect.

Watch "Dang!" on Netflix now

'Crew Girl'

Youthful sports romances have certainly been a hit for the streaming world as of late—see ”Heated Rivalry,” “Off Campus,” “Finding Her Edge,” et al.—and the trend doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon. The latest entry into the fan-favorite genre is this Canadian row-team romance centering on Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau), a talented 16-year-old sculler forced to relocate to a small East Coast town with her mom Ella (Jessica Paré) after a family scandal.

There, she enrolls in the elite Easton Prep school, which frustratingly does not have a girls’ rowing team. Her only option for continuing her competitive rowing dreams is to join the school’s chaotic all-boys crew as the boat’s coxswain, which puts her right in the middle of—what else?—a steaming love triangle between Easton’s golden boy Josh Regis (Sam Braun) and the quiet local Cam Dillinger (Kyle Clark). “You can expect a lot of drama, a lot of abs, a lot of rowing,” Martineau teased at Netflix’s End of Summer Bash event.

Watch "Crew Girl" on Netflix now

'The Perfect Lie'

If you're a fan of mystery-thrillers set in ritzy neighborhoods—think "Big Little Lies," "The Perfect Couple" and the like—you'll enjoy this Dutch psychological drama, which is based on the bestselling novel "The Dinner Club" ("De Eetclub") by Saskia Noort.

Our entry point into the story is Karen (Loes Haverkort), who moves with her family to Bergen, an affluent village in the Netherlands. There, she's welcomed by a close-knit group of women who enjoy an extravagant lifestyle—that is, until a house fire burns down a villa and leaves one of their husbands dead. As Karen starts digging into what exactly caused the tragedy, she unearths dark secrets that have her looking at her new social circle in a scary new light.

Watch "The Perfect Lie" on Netflix now

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Hulu is a great streaming service if you're looking for new shows to binge this weekend. It features a deep library of series from a range of Disney-owned networks, including FX, ABC and 20th Television. It also has tons of original hit shows that you don't want to miss. As per usual, this week, I've put together a list of three newly added shows (or shows with new episodes) perfect for adding to your weekend watchlist.

First up is "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga." This spin-off of the hit series "Snowfall" brings back show stars Gail Bean and Isaiah John for another Los Angeles story, and it just had its series premiere this week. Once you've watched that, you can now binge all 21 episodes of "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" season 27, as well as every episode from the previous 26 seasons. Finally, "Chad Powers" season 2 dropped on Hulu last week, so if you haven't seen it already, start streaming it now.

Here are three new to Hulu shows you need to binge-watch this weekend, and why you need to watch them. For more recommendations, check out the full list of everything new to Hulu and Disney+ in September 2026.

'The Drop: A Snowfall Saga'

Genre: Crime drama series

What's it about? “The Drop: A Snowfall Saga” centers on “Snowfall” characters Wanda Bell (Gail Bean) and Leon Simmons (Isaiah John). These were more peripheral characters in the original series, but this time they get top billing as they fight to reinvent themselves in 90s Los Angeles and the rise of West Coast rap.

Why you should watch it: There aren't a ton of reviews in yet, but so far "The Drop" has a perfect 100% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. The original series also often received high praise and was notable for telling the stories of Los Angeles from a different perspective. It seems like "The Drop" is more of the same.

Watch the series premiere of "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" on Hulu now

'Law and Order: Special Victims Unit' season 27

Genre: Police procedural crime drama series

What's it about? "In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories."

Why you should watch it: Look, I don't need to convince you to watch "Law and Order: SVU." I don't need to sell you Mariska Hargitay, Ice-T and a special cameo appearance by Christopher Meloni in the season 27 premiere. My job is simply to inform you that, if you have Hulu, you have the ability to stream all 594 episodes of "SVU" that have been released to date.

Watch "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" season 27 on Hulu now

'Chad Powers' season 2

Genre: Sports comedy series

What it's about: "Chad Powers" is based on Eli Manning's character of the same name from the documentary series "Eli's Places." This time around, it's movie star Glenn Powell playing former college football quarterback Russ Holliday, aka Chad Powers. See, Russ became persona non grata after a championship game gone wrong. So, he's adopted the persona of Chad (complete with wigs and prosthetics) to go incognito at a new, smaller school and get one last shot at glory.

Why you should watch it: While critics weren't so kind to "Chad Powers" season 1, season 2 is doing far better. It's currently rated 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, with audiences scoring it just a bit higher at 93%. Binge the whole second season right now.

Watch "Chad Powers" season 2 on Hulu now

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Paramount+ is a great streaming service if you're building a weekend movie marathon. It adds dozens of movies to the platform each month. It just added over 120 new movies and shows on September 1 alone. Many of these are beloved classics or more modern hits. A few times a month, you also get brand-new movies from Paramount Skydance Studios.

This week, I'm giving you a pair of comedy movies with a dark, twisted thriller in between. Let's start with "The Death of Stalin," a 2017 political satire from "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci. Once you pick yourself up off the ground from laughing, hit play on "Seven," a serial killer thriller that might be one of the least funny movies ever made. Don't worry, though; we'll end things on a high note. "My Cousin Vinny" was just added to Paramount+ on the first of the month, and it's hilarious, in no small part due to Marisa Tomei's award-winning performance.

Here are the three new to Paramount+ movies that you need to be streaming this weekend. If you need more recommendations, check out our full guide to everything new on Paramount+ in September 2026.

'The Death of Stalin' (2017)

Genre: Political satire black comedy movie

What's it about? Based on the French graphic novel "La Mort de Staline," "The Death of Stalin" depicts the internal power struggle among the members of the Soviet Politburo following the death of leader Joseph Stalin in 1953. And it is hysterical.

Why you need to watch it: This comedy is loaded with talent. Written and directed by "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci, it stars Steve Buscemi, Simon Russell Beale, Paddy Considine, Rupert Friend, Jason Isaacs, Michael Palin, Andrea Riseborough and Jeffrey Tambor as various members of the Soviet elite. It'd be impossible not to make a great comedy movie with that roster.

Watch "The Death of Stalin" on Paramount+ now

'Seven' (1995)

Genre: Crime thriller movie

What's it about? "Seven" centers on Morgan Freeman as he and his new partner (Brad Pitt) try to stop a serial killer committing murders based on the seven deadly sins. Freeman's Det. William Somerset is on the brink of retirement, but could this case be his last for other reasons?

Why you should watch it: This is thrilling. It's gripping. It's also incredibly dark. But it also is one of the best crime thrillers ever. The performances from Freeman, Pitt and Kevin Spacey are worth the price of admission, but they might not even be the best part of this movie. The highlight is really the story of "Seven" and its pitch-perfect pacing. Plus, if you don't already know "What's in the box?", then the twist ending will leave you stunned.

Watch "Seven" on Paramount+ now

'My Cousin Vinny' (1992)

Genre: Legal comedy movie

What's it about? "My Cousin Vinny" stars Joe Pesci as a newly minted lawyer. His first case? Getting his cousin, Bill (Ralph Macchio), and Bill's friend Stan (Mitchell Whitfield) off a murder charge in Alabama for a crime they didn't commit. That's going to prove difficult, though, as Vinny and his fiancée, Mona (Marisa Tomei), have a New Yorker sensibility that clashes with Alabama's Southern hospitality.

Why you should watch it: This movie is funny, in large part due to excellent performances from Pecsi and Tomei. Tomei even won an Academy Award for her performance as Mona Lisa Vito.

Watch "My Cousin Vinny" on Paramount+ now

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Donning a pair of AR glasses lets you carry a massive virtual screen anywhere you go, and after trying the new RayNeo GT Max, I could easily see myself wearing them for hours.

I’ve been wearing a pair of the best smart glasses from both Xreal and Viture while traveling and at home for almost a year now. Doing so has made a huge difference, as I no longer need to haul a portable monitor around when I want a larger display. However, after wearing them for hours at a time, comfort always becomes an issue.

After trying RayNeo’s new GT Max AR glasses at IFA 2026, I was completely taken aback by just how comfortable they were. At 78 grams, they’re not the lightest on paper — the Viture Pro 2 at 63 grams still wins there — but by ditching the traditional birdbath optical design, they don’t feel front-heavy on your face at all.

Here’s what it was like trying out the RayNeo GT Max, and why they might be the perfect display glasses for long sessions.

Curved in all the right places

With a launch price of $399, the RayNeo GT Max are somewhat more expensive than budget options like the $299 Viture Pro 2 or the $299 Xreal XBX a01, but you’re getting a lot of premium features you often have to pay extra for.

For instance, you get built-in three Degrees of Freedom thanks to their dedicated Zone 360 3DoF Chip. As such, the glasses track rotational movement like pitch (tilting up and down), yaw (swiveling left and right), and roll (tilting side to side). This lets you pin the GT Max’s screen in place or set it to follow your line of sight as you move around. There’s also a Steady mode that follows you with a slight delay, which I found to be much more comfortable — especially if you’re prone to motion sickness while wearing one of the best VR headsets.

Just like with other AR glasses, you get built-in audio on the GT Max. Tuned by Bang & Olufsen, the four-speaker system delivered great sound during my time wearing them. However, RayNeo also includes Whisper Mode 2.0 for low-volume private listening. There’s even an optional accessory called Sound Tubes that clip onto the frame to focus the audio straight toward your ears for a more private, headphone-like experience.

While you have dedicated volume and brightness controls on the left temple arm, there’s an orange Mode Button on the right to toggle between spatial tracking modes. Switching between them was fast, and I really liked how clean all of the on-screen menus looked.

One major element that sets the RayNeo GT Max apart from the competition is its wider field of view. While the Viture Pro 2 and Xreal XBX cap out at 50 degrees, the GT Max pushes all the way up to 59 degrees. Just like their balanced weight distribution, this comes down to their prism architecture. While birdbath optics beam light down off an angled mirror into your eye, prism optics pass light through a solid, thin piece of glass that sits flush against the frame.

I’ll admit that the optics on the GT Max looked a bit different to me at first, given that all the AR glasses I’ve tried up until now use birdbath setups. However, once I had them on my face and was watching a movie, everything clicked. I didn’t feel the frame weighing down on the bridge of my nose, and they were light enough that I could easily see myself wearing them for long stretches. Of course, I’ll need to get a pair in for testing at home to see how they perform beyond a brief run on the IFA show floor.

Peering through a prism

When it comes to AR glasses — or more accurately, display glasses — we’re still very early on in their evolution. In fact, this current wave of consumer-focused glasses didn’t really start hitting the mainstream until around 2022. In the brief time since, we’ve seen dramatically thinner and lighter designs, wider fields of view, and more recently, onboard spatial tracking powered by dedicated chips inside their frames.

The RayNeo GT Max feels like a standout entry point for anyone looking to get into display glasses. While they are a bit more expensive than some of the other recent budget options, you’re getting a stack of premium features that genuinely elevate the day-to-day experience.

At the end of the day, if you want to use a pair of glasses like these for more than just watching a movie on a long flight, comfort is king. Having used both the original Viture Pro glasses and the upgraded Pro 2s, shaving off extra weight makes a world of difference. Yet compared to the GT Max, I was genuinely impressed by how RayNeo’s glasses managed to feel lighter on my face despite technically being heavier on paper.

If you haven't tried a pair of AR glasses yet, there’s never been a better time to dive in now that we have both solid budget choices and feature-packed premium models to pick from. The RayNeo GT Max hits that sweet spot between capability and everyday wearability, and I can’t wait to spend more time testing them out beyond the show floor.

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The weekends were made for watching great movies on some of the best streaming services, and if you're looking for new arrivals on Netflix, you're in luck. The streamer recently added a slew of movies to its library, and I've combed through the list to find three picks worthy of your watchlist.

These include one of the most charming romantic comedies I've ever seen. I challenge you not to feel all warm and fuzzy after watching. Or, if you want thrills, how about the best sci-fi horror movie ever made in the form of "Alien." Meanwhile, comedy fans should check a very silly but very funny genre effort starring Seth Rogen, Zac Efron and Rose Byrne.

These three movies just recently arrived on Netflix, and each one makes for a great watch this weekend. So, let's dive into my picks this week.

‘About Time’ (2013)

I’m a little picky when it comes to rom-coms. I do enjoy the genre, but there’s a fine line between charming and sappy. “About Time” finds the perfect balance. It’s very sentimental but never crosses into cloyingly sweet. It’s a feel-good movie that celebrates the beautiful mundanity of life, and like all good rom-coms, has two lovable leads in the form of Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams. Not to mention Bill Nighy in a wonderful supporting role.

Tim (Gleeson) is an everyman who learns from his father (Nighy) that all the men in their family possess a special gift: the ability to travel through time. His power is limited to traveling back to points in his own life, and so he uses his strange ability to meet the perfect girl, which he quickly realizes is Mary (McAdams). This isn’t a time travel movie about saving the world, but about using your limited time on Earth to find true happiness.

Watch "About Time" on Netflix now

‘Alien’ (1979)

“Alien” is not only my favorite movie of all time, but the larger franchise is my favorite in all of media, so if given the chance to recommend it, I'll always take it. At the start of the month, Netflix added both “Alien” and its fan-favorite sequel “Aliens,” so if you’re looking for a double-bill this weekend, look no further. However, much as I love James Cameron’s gung-ho follow-up, it’s the original “Alien” that remains peerless in my book.

The most effective sci-fi horror movie ever made, “Alien” is an intense experience. When it’s not making your skin crawl with fear, it’s constructing a sci-fi future that feels tangible and more than deserving of the further exploration it’s received in the decades since the Xenomorph was first unleashed on audiences. If you somehow don’t know the basics of this masterpiece, it follows the crew of the space ship Nostromo as they encounter an alien life form, one designed to be the perfect predator.

Watch "Alien" on Netflix now

‘Neighbors’ (2014)

Looking for laughs this weekend? Then I submit “Neighbors.” This crude 2014 comedy is neatly pitched around its “family vs. frat” premise, and boasts hilarious performances from an all-star cast of very funny people including Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron and Dave Franco. For Efron in particular, “Neighbors” was a breakout role, allowing him to shed his Disney skin after being known for starring in “High School Musical."

Couple Mac (Rogen) and Kelly (Byrne) are adapting to life with a newborn baby, which is already testing enough. However, things get even more complicated when a boisterous fraternity moves into the house next door. Led by Teddy (Efron) and Pete (Franco), the college group brings utter chaos and debauchery to the neighborhood. At first, Mac and Kelly try to play nice with the fraternity, but eventually reach their limit and engage in a plan to sabotage Delta Psi Beta and get them kicked off campus.

Watch "Neighbors" on Netflix now

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Fall is approaching, and that guarantees one thing: New movies and TV shows are dropping like ripe apples. So, there's plenty to watch this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock and the rest of the best streaming services.

As Tom’s Guide’s streaming editor, I watch TV and movies for a living, and I’ve done the hard part for you: sorting through this week’s new arrivals and ranking them by what's actually worth your time. Making the list is season 2 of “The Paper,” with “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” back for a fifth season and Jason Statham's high-seas thriller “Mutiny” making waves. There’s also the live-action “Moana” for some tropical adventures and “One Night Only Movie” for rom-com escapism.

Whatever your mood, this weekend’s lineup has something for everybody. Here’s my watchlist, ranked from "must see" to "maybe later."

1. ‘The Paper’ season 2 (Peacock)

Genre: Workplace comedy
Available now: 10 episodes (about 25 min each)
What it's about: The Toledo Truth Teller is riding high after its Ohio Journalism Awards sweep, but editor-in-chief Ned Sampson (Domhnall Gleeson) has bigger ambitions. There’s also the small matter of his secret romance with reporter Mare Pritti (Chelsea Frei), which could become the newsroom’s juiciest story yet.
Why it’s worth your time: "The Paper" has figured out its own, unique place in "The Office" universe. Season 2 brings back the wonderfully oddball newsroom ensemble for more questionable reporting decisions, workplace scheming and romantic entanglements.
Where to stream: Peacock

2. ‘Call My Agent! The Movie’ (Netflix)

Genre: Comedy-drama
Runtime: 1h 59m
What it's about: Five years after the ASK talent agency imploded, Andréa Martel (Camille Cottin) is directing her first feature when her leading man drops out days before filming. She turns to former colleague Noémie (Laure Calamy), now a producer, and reunites the old ASK gang to save the project. They’ll have to battle celebrity egos, professional betrayals, a custody battle and enough on-set disasters to turn anybody off of showbiz.
Why it's worth your time: It’s rare for a beloved TV show to yield a movie that doesn’t feel like a desperate reunion, yet “Call My Agent” pulls it off. Cottin and Calamy remain the heart of the story, despite the parade of celebrity cameos — including George Clooney and Eva Longoria. Beneath the delicious industry satire is a surprisingly tender love letter to filmmaking and the people behind it.
Where to stream: Netflix

3. ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ season 2 (Peacock)

Genre: Live sketch comedy
Premiere date: Episode 1 on Sunday, Sept. 13 at 1 p.m. ET
What it's about: "SNL UK" returns for a second season, bringing its live, anything-can-happen format back to Saturday nights (and Sunday afternoons in the U.S.) The 11 returning cast members will tackle the week’s news and pop culture through topical sketches, musical performances and a distinctly British take on "Weekend Update," with a different celebrity host and musical guest each week.
Why it's worth your time: The first season had the difficult task of proving that Britain could do "SNL" without simply cosplaying as America. The cast pulled it off by developing its own rhythms, characters and comic chemistry.
Where to stream: Peacock

4. ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ season 5 (Hulu)

Genre: Reality TV docu-soap
Available now: 5 episodes (about 45 min each)
What it's about: Taylor Frankie Paul’s canceled "Bachelorette" season may never see the light of day, but "Mormon Wives" is filling in some of the blanks. Season 5 picks up around Taylor’s relationship drama with Dakota Mortensen, while the rest of #MomTok grapples with shifting loyalties, fractured friendships and the increasingly inconvenient problem of everyone being very famous.
Why it's worth your time: For anyone who thought "Mormon Wives" had already exhausted its supply of interpersonal implosions — ha! This short five-episode season is a compressed, but still explosive dose of Taylor fallout, cast feuds and MomTok infighting.
Where to stream: Hulu

5. ‘Mutiny’ (digital)

Genre: Action thriller
Runtime: 1h 35m
What it's about: When his billionaire boss is murdered and he’s framed for the crime, former cop-turned-bodyguard Cole Reed (Jason Statham) goes on the run, stowing away aboard a cargo ship. Bad move for the ship’s crew, because Cole soon discovers they’re running a human-trafficking operation. Now he has to clear his name, rescue the victims and take out a small army of very unlucky goons.
Why it's worth your time: Let’s be honest — you’re not watching a Jason Statham movie for the intricacies of its plot. You’re here to watch Jason Statham break things, shoot people and run like the devil. Think “Die Hard” on a boat.
Where to stream: Prime Video (with purchase)

6. ‘One Night Only’ (digital)

Genre: Romantic comedy
Runtime: 1h 42m
What it's about: It’s “The Purge” but for sex (whoever came up with that title, “The Urge” was right there.) The premise: There’s one night a year when premarital sex is legal, and Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner are two attractive, single New Yorkers who want something more than a glorified hookup. Yes, this raises approximately 47,000 logistical questions; don't expect realistic answers.
Why it's worth your time: Hollywood is drowning in sequels, spinoffs and IP extensions, so an original rom-com feels almost revolutionary — even if it’s stupidly silly. Sometimes, that’s all you want from a movie night.
Where to stream: Prime Video (with purchase)

7. ‘Last Seen’ (Apple TV)

Genre: Mystery thriller
Available now: Episodes 1-2 (about 47 min each)
What it’s about: Eleven years after his young daughter Maggie disappears, former detective Ian Ridley (Patrick Brammall) is working as an emergency dispatcher and stubbornly refusing to believe she’s gone. Then a frantic call comes in from a teenage girl Ian is convinced is Maggie. Cue grief, obsession and some extremely questionable decisions.
Why it’s worth your time: Missing-child thrillers are hardly in short supply, but "Last Seen" gives the familiar setup a bit of a telecom twist. If you like your mysteries slow-burning and psychologically messy, pick up the phone.
Where to stream: Apple TV

8. ‘Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again?’ (Netflix)

Genre: Comedy-drama
Runtime: 1h 49m
What it's about: Nothing says “happy couple” quite like inviting your parents and all their messy group of friends to your destination wedding. Jasmine (Armani Greer) and Wesley (Everett Osborne) head to Lake Como to tie the knot, bringing along their families and extended crew from Tyler Perry’s “Why Did I Get Married?” movies. Naturally, the festivities dinner goes about as well as you’d expect: old betrayals, infidelities, addictions and other long-buried secrets start bubbling up.
Why it's worth your time: Look, nobody turns relationship dysfunction into a glossy soap opera quite like Tyler Perry. His latest entry in the “Married” franchise features big feelings, bigger speeches and moral lessons delivered with zero subtlety, but that’s kind of Perry’s thing.
Where to stream: Netflix

9. ‘Moana’ (digital)

Genre: Adventure, fantasy, musical, family
Runtime: 1 hour 47 minutes
What it's about: If you’ve seen the 2016 animated original, well, you’ve basically already seen this live-action retelling. Catherine Laga’aia plays the fearless teen islander who sails beyond the reef to save her home from a curse, teaming up with the egotistical demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson) to return the stolen heart of the goddess Te Fiti. The songs are the same, the plot is mostly the same and even the jokes sound very familiar.
Why it's worth your time: Look, did Disney need a live-action remake of a movie that came out 10 years ago? No. Is the original superior in every way? Yes. Still, newcomer Laga’aia is charming, the tropical visuals are gorgeous and the songs still absolutely slap.
Where to stream: Prime Video (with purchase)

10. ‘Crew Girl’ (Netflix)

Genre: Teen drama
Available now: 8 episodes (about 44 minutes each)
What it's about: After a family scandal blows up her life, teenage rowing prodigy Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) lands at an elite East Coast prep school hoping for a fresh start. Instead, she discovers there’s no girls’ crew, so she becomes coxswain for the school’s deeply dysfunctional boys’ team. Now she has to wrangle the boat, her complicated home life and two handsome teammates.
Why it's worth your time: If you like your coming-of-age dramas with a side of aggressively competitive sports, "Crew Girl" has your seat reserved. It’s got the requisite prep-school privilege, romantic rivalries and family angst, sort of like "The O.C." with oars.
Where to stream: Netflix

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Some films become so iconic that they permanently imprint themselves on pop culture, living on through remakes, spinoffs, Halloween costumes and characters that linger long after the credits roll. While I can't recall the first time I saw "Psycho," I'll never forget how deeply it resonated with me, instantly becoming one of my all-time favorite horror movies.

The 1960 original was never intended to spawn a franchise like "Halloween" or "Final Destination." Yet somewhere along the way, director Richard Franklin and screenwriter Tom Holland saw the potential for a deeper story. All these years later, I finally sat down to watch the 1983 sequel. While "Psycho II" can't quite match its legendary predecessor, it still offers plenty to enjoy.

Starring Anthony Perkins as an adult Norman Bates and Vera Miles returning as Lila Crane (sister to Norman's most famous victim, Marion), "Psycho II" breathes fresh life into a familiar story, anchored by the iconic, creepy backdrop of the Bates Motel. And though it's been somewhat forgotten, it's well worth a watch.

What is 'Psycho 2' about?

The story picks up 22 years after the original. Having been found not guilty by reason of insanity, Norman Bates (Perkins) is declared sane and released from the mental institution. Unsurprisingly, Lila strongly protests his freedom, though Norman finds an ally in his gentle, supportive psychiatrist, Dr. Raymond (Robert Loggia). What could possibly go wrong?

Upon returning home, Norman discovers that the Bates Motel has been run by a sleazy manager, Warren Toomey (Dennis Franz), who turned the property into a den of iniquity. Horrified, Norman fires Toomey and sets out to reclaim his home, aiming to restore it to its former glory.

While washing dishes at a nearby diner to support himself, Norman befriends a sympathetic young woman named Mary (Meg Tilly). Though Norman is genuinely dedicated to building a normal life, peace proves elusive. The shadow of his mother still looms large: cryptic notes signed "Mother" begin appearing, along with sightings of a figure in her clothes standing at the house windows. Then, the bodies start piling up. It leaves us to wonder: has Norman relapsed into his old habits, or is someone setting him up?

Why I recommend you stream 'Psycho II'

Following in the footsteps of a masterpiece is a daunting task, but Franklin — a self-proclaimed Hitchcock devotee — manages to pay loving homage to the original. His respect for the source material shines through in the film's camerawork, which mirrors Hitchcock's signature sweeping camera movements.

It also goes without saying that without Perkins returning to the role, this film never would have worked — or happened at all. He steps back into Norman’s shoes effortlessly, retaining the character's familiar nervous quirks and tics while adding a quiet maturity fitting for a man who spent two decades in an asylum. Norman's earnest struggle to go straight adds a fascinating layer of sympathy to the plot.

That said, brace yourself for significantly more explicit bloodshed. Where Hitchcock relied on restraint and clever editing to let the audience's imagination fill in the blanks, Franklin leans directly into the visceral '80s slasher aesthetic.

If you view the original "Psycho" as untouchable sacrilege, you might want to skip this one; you'll likely be disappointed. But if you're a broad horror fan who appreciates a well-crafted '80s thriller, "Psycho II" is a surprisingly worthy trip back to the motel.

Stream "Psycho II" on AMC+

The action movies section on Prime Video is a strange place. Alongside the big-name blockbusters and the endless parade of straight-to-streaming movies, there are absolutely tons of genuinely great action movies almost nobody talks about. The only problem is that they're buried so far down the menu you'd never find them just by scrolling.

The algorithm seemingly has no interest in showing them to you; it wants you watching the same handful of hits on a loop. Maybe that's meant to boost stats, but it also means the more interesting stuff gets left to rot at the bottom of the catalog.

So I went digging for you to see what I could find. The result? Three great action flicks you've probably never seen before. And I'm also willing to bet you probably haven't even heard their titles. If you're ready to watch some great action movies on Prime Video that won't surface on your home screen, keep reading. You may very well find a new favorite in one of these gems.

'13 Assassins' (2010)

If you've never seen a Takashi Miike movie, this is a great one to start with. Set in the dying days of feudal Japan, "13 Assassins" follows a veteran samurai with an impossible mission: assassinate a sadistic young lord, the shogun's own half-brother, before his cruelty ends up ruining the country. He recruits a dozen men for what everyone understands is a suicide run, and the film patiently builds toward one of the most impressive action sequences ever committed to film. It's a nearly 45-minute battle where the 13 take on an army of more than 200 in a booby-trapped village.

If you love samurai movies, know that this one is every bit as good as the classics it's descended from. If you love Kurosawa, you'll enjoy "13 Assassins." And if you're unfamiliar, this is a good place to starting learning all about the samurai flicks that came before.

Stream now on Prime Video

'Child 44' (2015)

Tom Hardy is Leo Demidov, a secret police officer in Stalin's Soviet Union whose life falls apart when he refuses to denounce his own wife. He then stumbles onto a string of child murders the state refuses to acknowledge. Exiled from his home and far out of town, Leo hunts down the killer anyway alongside a wary general played by Gary Oldman.

Based on Tom Rob Smith's bestselling novel and stacked with talent like Noomi Rapace and Joel Kinnaman, this bleak thriller is a heavy but entertaining watch that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.

Stream now on Prime Video

'Mortal' (2020)

Eric (Nat Wolff) is a young American drifting through rural Norway who accidentally kills a local teenager with a power he doesn't understand and can't control. As a result, he finds himself hunted by the authorities. As a psychologist (Iben Akerlie) tries to work out what he actually is, it becomes clear that Eric's abilities are tied to something much older and stranger: Norse mythology and the gods that come with it.

From André Øvredal, the man behind the cult favorite "Trollhunter," this slow-burn action thriller has tons of exciting moments that'll have you begging for more when the credits roll.

Stream now on Prime Video

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The "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" ceremony is a special hour-long broadcast live from New York to remember those we lost in the September 11 attacks.

Here's how to watch "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" online and from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for FREE.

It is now 25 years since two hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Center towers, a third into the Pentagon, and a fourth brought down in a field in rural Pennsylvania, killing 2,977 people. The deadliest attack on U.S. soil sent shockwaves through the world, the impact of which is still as significant to this day.

ABC's "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" is just part of the remembrance coverage taking place this year, with broadcasts starting at 8 a.m. and running all day long. For the tribute, David Muir will lead coverage live from New York City, along with fellow anchors Robin Roberts and Diane Sawyer.

The special is produced in conjunction with the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and will pay respect to those killed on that day, and the families affected.

It will end with the iconic public art installation, Tribute In Light, which will illuminate the New York skyline. Grammy, Emmy and Tony Award-winning singer-songwriter (and New York native) Cyndi Lauper will perform at the base of the moving memorial's beams.

Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" online from anywhere and potentially for free.

How to watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' for FREE

Viewers in America can catch "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" for free by signing up to a free-trial of YouTube TV and accessing ABC that way.

They currently offer a 5-day free trial. The only catch is you'll have to pay for the service once your free trial ends (duration of trial can vary). That costs $67.99/month for the first five months, and $82.99/month thereafter.

How to watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" on your usual subscription or streaming service?

You can still watch the event thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network) which makes your device appear to be in another country. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

How to watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' in the U.S.

American viewers can catch "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" on ABC on Friday, September 11 at 8 p.m. ET.

The special is a multiplatform broadcast, meaning it will be live across ABC, ABC Owned Television Stations livestreams and ABC News Live. It will also stream on Disney+ and Hulu, as well as National Geographic.

Don't have cable? ABC channels are available to stream via YouTube TV and you can get a free trial of that service. Sling TVand Fubo are other options.

Abroad? NordVPN can unlock your stream of "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan".

How to watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' in Canada

Viewers in Canada can stream "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" on Disney+.

Visiting the Great White North from the U.S.? NordVPN can unlock your stream of "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan".

Can you watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' in the U.K.?

"9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" will not be broadcast in the U.K. on any linear TV channel or streaming platform.

Visiting the U.K.? Use NordVPN to change your location back to the U.S. and watch "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" from anywhere.

Can you watch '9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan' in Australia?

You'll face similar issues in Australia, with "9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan" not having a broadcast or streaming release in place.

If you're just visiting Oz, you can can gain access to your usual streaming services with NordVPN.

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Watch LA Rams vs San Francisco 49ers live streams as Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season continues with a first-ever match in Australia. Hosted at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the historic NFC West matchup should be a cracker with both sides, led by respective quarterbacks Matthew Stafford and Brock Purdy, having realistic playoff ambitions.

Here's how you can watch Rams vs 49ers live streams from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for FREE.

The Rams have one of the NFL's most talented rosters, and the bones of the offense remain. Stafford is coming off the back of an MVP season in which he threw for 4,707 yards and 46 touchdowns, while star receiver Puka Nacua will still be a primary option along with Davante Adams. The big changes are on the defense, with the acquisition of the stellar Myles Garrett adding significantly to the pass rush. Aaron Donald, though, hasn't made the trip Down Under as Sean McVay eases the un-retired defensive tackle back into pro football.

For the 49ers, quarterback Purdy will again look to get the ball in the hands of star running back Christian McCaffrey, while experienced Mike Evans has been added to the receiving corps along with Deebo Samuel, who is back after a season at Washington. Tight end George Kittle is touch and go as he continues his convalescence from ACL surgery. Nick Bosa is again the defensive star.

This will be a fascinating early look at how two playoff probables are shaping up. See how to watch the LA Rams vs San Francisco 49ers 2026 NFL 2026 Week 1 Game online and on TV — including free streaming options.

Watch Rams vs 49ers live streams for FREE

The Rams vs 49ers Week 1 game is free to watch on TV and online in Australia and New Zealand.

In Australia, free-to-air streaming service 7Plus will be showing the game.

In New Zealand, will be streamed live on the free TVNZ+ platform and app.

Away from home? You may not be able to watch the NFL action like you normally would due to regional restrictions. Fortunately, there’s an easy solution. Use a VPN to watch Rams vs 49ers for free — we’ll show you how to do that below.

Watch Rams vs 49ers from anywhere

Away from home and blocked from watching the Rams vs 49ers?

You can still tune in live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal for fans away on vacation or on business. One of our favorites is IPVanish:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, IPVanish is one of our favorites.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're in the U.S. and want to view Australia's service, you'd select Australia from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to 7Plus or another streaming service and watch Rams vs 49ers for free.

How to watch Rams vs 49ers live streams in the U.S.

Rams vs 49ers on Week 1 of the NFL 2026 is being broadcast by Netflix in the U.S.

The streaming giant will show the Melbourne game, a Thanksgiving Eve game, a Christmas Day double-header, and a Week 18 game. A subscription starts at $8.99/month.

And then there's NFL Plus, the NFL's own streaming service, which will provide Rams vs 49ers streams for NFL fans out of market. Plans start at $6.99/month.

Away on vacation or business? You need a VPN to watch your regular NFL 2026 streams. IPVanish is one we recommend.

How to watch Rams vs 49ers live streams in the U.K.

American football fans in the U.K. have two options to watch — and both require a paid subscription.

The NFL Game Pass on DAZN live streams every fixture (apart from London games). A subscription starts at £18.99/month when committing to a year, or £179.99 if you pay upfront.

Just like in the US, Netflix will also show the Rams vs 49ers live stream. Prices start at £7.99/month.

If you're on holiday outside the U.K., you can still follow your usual NFL live streams by using one of the best VPN services, such as IPVanish.

How to watch Rams vs 49ers live streams in Canada

In Canada, the Rams vs 49ers game will be shown on TSN and RDS.

TSN subscriptions start from $24.99/mo.

Netflix in Canada will also show the game. Subscriptions start from CA$7.99/month.

Every NFL game is also shown on DAZN, which starts at CA$24.99/month.

If you're outside Canada, you can watch Rams vs 49ers with the aid of a VPN, such as IPVanish.

How to watch Rams vs 49ers live streams in Australia

The game between the Rams and the 49ers will go out on ESPN via Foxtel, meaning that there are also options to stream through Kayo Sports and Disney Plus.

It's also free on 7Plus as mentioned earlier.

Not in Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN like IPVanish to watch all the action on your accounts as if you were back home.

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When it comes to deciding what to watch, it can get overwhelming. Fast. There are so many options out there. Even if you keep it to just the best streaming services, there are dozens of new shows and movies added every day. Lucky for you, it's my job to know exactly what's out there. So I've compiled a TV guide on what to watch tonight.

I've gone through everything from Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, etc. I've scoured the best free streaming services like Tubi. I've even added some movies you might have missed in theaters that are finally available to buy or rent to stream at home.

So let's dive into it. Here are all the new movies and shows (and live events) you can stream tonight (September 10), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out these three new-to-Netflix thriller movies worth streaming right now.

Top shows and movies to stream tonight

NFL Melbourne Game: San Francisco 49ers vs Los Angeles Rams (Netflix)

Genre: Live sports event

What it's about: This NFL season, Netflix is getting a game to start the year. In what's going to be just the second game of the 2026-27 regular season, the San Francisco 49ers are taking on the Los Angeles Rams, who are not only the Niners' division rival, but odds-on favorites to win the Super Bowl. These two won't be facing off in California, though. Instead, they're headed down to Melbourne for some (non-Aussie rules) football.

Why you should watch it: Last year, these two perennial Super Bowl contenders split their regular-season matchups. The Niners took home a close overtime victory in October, and then got blown out in the return match in November. It's anyone's guess who will come out on top this time, though as a Niners fan, I know who I'm pulling for.

Watch the NFL Melbourne Game: San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams live on Netflix starting at 8:35 p.m. ET tonight

'Colin from Accounts' season 3 (Paramount+)

Genre: Romantic comedy-drama series

What it's about: Ashley (Harriet Dyer) and Gordon (Patrick Brammall) have what must be the world's worst meet-cute. She flashed him her nipple, causing him to crash his car into a dog that they then rushed to a vet. Flash forward, and they've been living together, raising that dog. But a drunken proposal might have ended this star-crossed relationship for good.

Why you should watch it: "Colin from Accounts" is hilarious. It's one of the best comedy series of this decade so far. If you don't believe me, believe its 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes across all three seasons.

Watch "Colin from Accounts" season 3now

'Supergirl' (2026) (HBO Max)

Genre: DC superhero movie

What's it about? After debuting in "Superman," Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock) returns to the DCU as the titular "Supergirl." In this adventure, she's decided to go out drinking ... over and over and over again, to celebrate her birthday and cope with the loss of her homeworld. But her birthday bender takes a turn when a young girl named Ruthye (Eve Ridley) draws Kara into a bloody quest for revenge.

Why you need to watch it: This DC movie is based on the incredible comic book run "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow." Which makes it all the more disappointing that it wasn't very good. But it's finally included in your HBO Max subscription. So if you were ever going to watch it, now's the time.

Watch "Supergirl" (2026) on HBO Max now

Your streaming guide: Thursday, Sept 10

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "Call My Agent! The Movie" (2026)
• "Crew Girl"
• NFL Melbourne Game: San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams, 8:35 p.m. ET
• "The Perfect Lie"
• "We Don't Live Here Anymore" (2004)

PRIME VIDEO

• "Bombshell" (2019)

PARAMOUNT+

• "Colin from Accounts" season 3
• UEFA Champions League - League Phase Matchday 1

HBO MAX

• "A Killer Story"
• FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup - Belgium vs. Germany, 11:45 a.m. ET
• FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup - Australia vs. Spain, 2:45 p.m. ET
• "Krypto Saves the Day" season 2A
• "Save My Skin" season 6 (TLC)
• "Supergirl" (2026)

HULU

• "Ancient Aliens" season 22
• "Crime in Progress" season 1
• "Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast" premiere
• "Monster Quest" seasons 1-2
• "Project Runway" season 22 finale, 10 p.m. PT
• "The Shards" season 1 finale, 12 a.m. ET

DISNEY+

• "Crime in Progress" season 1
• "Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast" premiere
• "Monster Quest" seasons 1-2
• "Project Runway" season 22 finale, 10 p.m. PT
• "The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny Podcast" season 2 (new episode)

PEACOCK

• "Next Gen NYC" season 2 finale (Bravo)
• "Next Gen NYC After Show Podcast" season 2 finale (Bravo)
• "The Last Voyage of Demeter" (2023)
• La Vuelta a España Stage 18
• MLB - Game of the Day #164
• 2026 IWBF Men's Wheelchair Basketball World Championships - USA vs. Netherlands, 10:15 p.m. ET
• 2026 IWBF Women's Wheelchair Basketball World Championships - USA vs. Germany, 4:45 p.m. ET
• "PFT Live"
• "The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz"
• "The Dan Patrick Show"
• "Chris Simmons Unbuttoned"
• "TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle" season 1
• "TODAY"
• "Nightly News with Tom Llamas"
• "Noticias Telemundo"
• "Noticias Telemundo Mediodía"
• "Noticias Telemundo En La Noche"
• "Access Hollywood" season 30
• "The Kelly Clarkson Show" season 7
• "Late Night with Seth Meyers" season 13
• "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" season 13
• "Watch What Happens Live" season 23

WONDER PROJECT

• "Noah"

PLUTO TV

• PBR Stockyards Showcase
• DAZN Ringside: Jordan McCann vs. Big Stacks

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