This is a curated collection of content coming to TV, streaming services and music platforms this week, curated by Associated Press entertainment journalists.
movie
— The rivalry between the two “Pinocchio” films begins with Robert Zemeckis’ adaptation ahead of Guillermo del Toro’s. Zemeckis’ animated fantasy of the classic Italian fable premieres on Disney+ on Thursday, and next month del Toro’s stop-motion film Pinocchio debuts at the London Film Festival, finally making his It lands on his Netflix on December 9th. For now, we have an interpretation of the old Zemeckis story, with Tom Hanks voicing Geppetto and Cynthia. Erivo as the Blue Fairy.
— The trio of summer’s biggest box office hits are landing on streaming platforms. On Thursday, Taika Waititi’s whimsical deconstruction “Thor: Love and Thunder” arrives on his Disney+. Thor: Ragnarok. ‘ AP’s Mark Kennedy wrote in his review:
――“Jurassic World: Dominion” (Peacock) and “Elvis” (HBO Max) are also available. Colin Trevorrow’s “Dominion,” which grossed nearly $1 billion at the box office, is available in both the theatrical version and an extended version that’s 14 minutes longer and adds an alternate ending. In her review, AP Films writer Lindsey Burr praised some of its sequences, but called the franchise’s sixth film “a chaotic hodgepodge of epic scale.” Buzz His Rahman’s Carnival-inspired Elvis Presley biopic, starring groundbreaking actors Austin Butler and Tom Hanks, isn’t skimping on scale either. In her review, Burr called it “a gloriously messy—a maximalist opera of contradiction, style, truth, myth, memory, and headlines.”
— AP Film Writer Jake Coyle
music
— John Legend hasn’t had an easy road with his eighth studio album. “Legend” is a new addition to his EGOT award-winner’s massive 24-song collection of his collaborations with Rick Ross, Jazmine Sullivan, Jada Kingdom, Rapsody, Ledisi, Jhene Aiko, Ty Dolla $ign and more. It’s a group album. The release point for the first single on Friday, September 9th is Light Dance His Beat. The super sexy and sticky “Honey” with Muni Long, the funky “Dope” with rapper J.I.D. Wanna Do featuring Saweetie, one of the cutest videos ever, as the two performers wowed their dancer auditions.
— Something a little different: Kane Brown’s third studio album, Different Man, is out on Friday, September 9th. It will feature 17 of his songs, including the singles ‘Like I Love Country Music’, ‘Whiskey Sour’ and ‘One’. Mississippi’, ‘Leave You Alone’, and ‘Grand’ are all well-crafted hip-hop melds with his country and happy lyrics. Look for his two duets, “Different Man,” on “Thank God,” with Blake Shelton and Brown’s wife, Kaitlyn. “Different Man” marks Brown’s first time co-producing one of his albums.
— With ‘Nut’, KT Tunstall completes a trilogy of albums that began recording and releasing in 2016 with ‘Kin’ and then ‘Wax’. This trio explores his three existential parts of ourselves. First the mind, then the body, and now the mind, which is called “nut”. One of her singles from the new album, “I Am The Pilot,” is a great synth-driven tune that does what she wanted to do with her spirit-oriented album: surrender to the rhythm. express. Originally from Scotland, Tunstall burst onto the music scene in 2004 with his multi-platinum debut ‘I to the Telescope’, followed by global hits such as ‘Black Horse and the Cherry Tree’ and ‘Suddenly Icy’. produced.
— Ozzy Osbourne tapped some of the best guitarists on the planet for his latest solo album, Patient Number 9 — Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Mike McCready, Zack Guys like Wilde, former Black Sabbath band member Tony Iommi. Beck lends his ax skills to the rocky title track sung by Ozzy. The Ozzfest also includes Red Hot Chili Pepper drummer Chad Smith, Metallica’s Rob Trujillo, Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan and late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. are participating.
— AP Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy
tv set
— The adventure athlete is the star of “Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin,” which debuts Monday, September 5th on National Geographic Channel (starting Wednesday, September 7th on Disney+). It opens with a series of episodes featuring rock climber Alex Honnold and big mountain skier Angel Collinson, famous for the documentary Free Solo. Filmmaker Jimmy Chin, a professional climber and skier, appears in the episode, E. Chai, who is executive producing Vasar Hellyi. They directed the Oscar-winning “Free Solo.”
— Catherine de Medici, the acclaimed Italian-born 16th-century French queen, shines in Starz’s edgy “The Serpent Queen.” Samantha Morton (“The Walking Dead”) plays the adult Catherine, and Liv Hill in flashbacks tells us that she is destined to become the wife of a French king and her mother, who wields influence over her three others. Appears as a teenager. Colm Meaney, Kiruna Stamell, and Rupert Everett are part of his cast in his 8-part series debuting on Starz’s streaming his platform (and Starz channel) on Sunday, September 11. .
— Susan Sarandon and Trace Adkins play country music royalty in Fox’s new drama Monarch, but their dynasty is on the brink of collapse. Anna Friel, Joshua Sasse and Beth Ditto co-star as the offspring of the couple, with impressive backing vocals. 11, after Fox’s NFL telecast. “Monarch” will settle into his regular EDT Tuesday 8pm slot starting Sept. 20.
— AP TV Writer Lynn Elver
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