What to broadcast: Cardi B, a film on Bumble, “ Morning Show ” and a look at Lilith Fair
Cardi B coming out its long-awaited second LP, “Am I The Drama?,” And Lily James playing the founder of the popular Bumble dating application in the new biographical drama “Swiped” are some of the new films, films, music and games directed towards a device near you.
Also among the streaming offers that are worth your time, such as selected by the entertainment journalists of the Associated Press: Jennifer Aniston and “The Morning Show” by Reese Witherspoon who made her debut on the fourth season on Apple TV +., Ariana Madix to return to Fiji to welcome “Love Island Games” Seeks to tell the story of the Lilith Fair in New Netward music festival.
– Lily James plays the founder of the popular Bumble dating application, Whitney Wolfe Herd, in the new biographical drama “Swiped” which broadcasts on Hulu on Friday, September 19. The film, directed by Rachel Lee Goldenberg, traces the trajectory of the Wolfe herd of the college and beyond. In 2012, she co -founded Tinder and two years later, started Bumble, which would put her on the path of the youngest self -taught woman. “Swiped”, which was presented at first at the Toronto International Film Festival this year, also features Dan Stevens and Myha’la.
– And for something completely different, and silly, Netflix has the photo of Liam Neeson Action “Ice Road: revenge” on Monday. Neeson plays a truck driver on the ice road who wants to disperse his brother’s ashes on Mount Everest but finds himself fighting the mercenaries. He obtained terrible criticism when it released in theaters this summer, but it is probably next to the point.
– AD film Writer Lindsey Bahr
– She is back and bigger than ever. Friday, Cardi B will release his long-awaited second LP, “Am I the drama?” – Seven years after the release of its historical beginnings, “Invasion of Privacy” of 2018. What has been published so far sounds like freedom: the hymns of sexy empowerment “UP” and “WAP” with Megan Thee Stallion for the past years, and the bravado of “the outside” and the smooth flow of “Imaginary Playerz”.
– Fans of guitar tones Jangly and Power Pop, listen. The Golden Apples of Philadelphia, led by the singer-songwriter Russell Edling, will release a new addictive album on Friday, September 19 entitled “Shooting Star”. Start with “Noonday Demon”, the happiest song about the depression you will hear this year. He is a charmer.
– It was radical then and now. In the summers from 1997 to 1999, a music festival founded by Sarah McLachlan highlighted women musicians – solo groups and artists. Streaming on Sunday September 21, a new documentary seeks to tell the story of Lilith Fair in detail. “Lilith Fair: Building A Mystery” will be presented on Hulu and Hulu on Disney + and presents a long list of incredible talents, of those who have played those whose music takes an obvious influence of events. This includes McLachlan, Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow, Erykah Badu, Natalie Merchant, Mýa, Jewel, Indigo Girls, Emmylou Harris, Brandi Carlile and Olivia Rodrigo.
– Music writer AP Maria Sherman
– “Dancing with the stars” returns for its millionth, ER, 34th season Tuesday on ABC and Disney +. Competitors learning the Paso Doble and Foxtrot include Olympian Jordan Chiles, Hilaria Baldwin, actor Corey Feldman, actor Andy Richter, Robert Irwin, the son of the regional wildlife Steve Irwin and the former star of the NBA Baron Davis. Whitney Leavitt and Jen Affleck of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” will also compete. Jan Ravnik, one of Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” dancers, also joined the show as a pro. The episodes broadcast the next day on Hulu and Disney +.
– Just as the dust settled on season 7 of “Love Island USA”, host Ariana Madix returned to Fiji to welcome “Love Island Games” on Peacock. On Tuesday, the show brings back the favorite islanders of fans of “Love Island” iterations around the world to participate in competitions and obtain a second chance of love. Fans will recognize Chris Seeley, Andreina Santos and Charlie Georgiou of season 7 and Kendall Washington and Andrea Carmona of season 6 as part of the new cast.
– Jennifer Aniston and “The Morning Show” by Reese Witherspoon launched its fourth season on Apple TV +. Both play new television presenters in a fictitious news network called UBN. Each season has current topics and it is no different, addressing theories of AI, Deepfakes and conspiracy in the media. Additional series regulars include Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Karen Pittman and Nicole Beharie and adds new characters played by Marion Cotillard, Jeremy Irons, Aaron Pierre and William Jackson Harper.
– Hulu’s legal soap “reasonable doubt” returns Thursday for its third season. Emayatzy Corinealdi embodies Jax Stewart, a successful lawyer for criminal defense in Los Angeles who in the new episodes, defends a former child actor accused of murder. Jax is standing in his Flashy law firm is also in danger when a new rental is determined to take its position.
– “The couple Next Door” by Starz is back on Friday September 19 with a new season and a new casting which includes Sam Palladio (“Nashville”); Annabel Scholey (“La Spring”); And Sendhil Ramamurthy (“I have never been”). Scholey and Palladio play Charlotte and Jacob, an apparently solid couple living in a wealthy area whose marriage is threatened by a new colleague at their workplace. The tangled web only pushes from there.
– Over the years, Lego video games have presented people like Batman, Indiana Jones and Luke Skywalker. The LEGO Voyters by Annapurna Interactive can have the most versatile hero of all: a simple Lego brick. It is a cooperative game in which each player is a 1×1 room – a red, a blue – which can focus on other pieces and build bridges, vehicles and other devices. Red and blue must work together to solve puzzles as they try to save an abandoned spacecraft. This is the kind of game that parents with young children can enjoy, and things are starting to click on Monday on PlayStation 5, Xbox X / S, Switch and PC.
