The latest streaming offerings include the return of “Dancing with the Stars” with a two-night premiere on ABC and Disney+ starting Tuesday. Episodes will also be available to stream on Hulu the following day. This season features a mix of experienced dancers such as Jenna Dewan and Julia Stiles, alongside novice competitors like Maura Higgins and Tatyana Ali. Last year's season saw the show's strongest overall ratings since 2019.
Film releases arriving on premium video-on-demand Tuesday include Matt Johnson’s "Tony," a coming-of-age story set in the 1970s starring Dominic Sessa as a young Anthony Bourdain. Alexander Ullom’s "It Ends" follows friends on a late-night food run who become trapped on an infinite highway, while David Robert Mitchell’s "The End of Oak Street" is described as an Amblin-inspired suburban romp.
Satyajit Ray’s restored 1970 film "Days and Nights in the Forest" is now streaming on the Criterion Channel. The film, featuring an introduction from Wes Anderson, explores the interactions between three urban bachelors and locals in rural India, touching on themes of caste, class, and gender.
Music releases this week include country artist Luke Bryan's ninth studio album, "Signs," featuring 12 tracks. Thrash metal band Anthrax will release "Cursum Perficio," their first album in a decade, promising heavy riffs. Carly Rae Jepsen is set to release a double album titled "Day & Night," which includes both psychedelic-influenced tracks and her signature dance-pop style.
Television premieres include Season 6 of Apple TV's "Slow Horses," starring Gary Oldman, on Wednesday. A "Reacher" spinoff, "Neagley," starring Maria Sten as a private investigator, also debuts Wednesday on Prime Video. Paramount+ will release an adult animated series based on the Sega arcade game "Golden Axe" on Wednesday, with a voice cast including Matthew Rhys and Danny Pudi. Netflix will premiere "Monster" on Thursday, Sept. 17, starring Ella Beatty as Lizzie Borden.
In gaming, "Marvel's Wolverine" is set to launch Tuesday on PlayStation 5, featuring the titular hero fighting a corporation that targets mutants. Nintendo's "Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave" will be available on Switch 2 starting Thursday, focusing on four fighters exploring the Dagdan Empire and engaging in tactical, turn-based combat.