Streaming recommendations: Ed Sheeran's newest release, "Only Murders in the Building" series, a documentary featuring Charlie Sheen, and the anticipated Borderlands 4 game.
In the world of entertainment, there's something for everyone this September. Here's a roundup of some notable releases and returning shows that are sure to captivate audiences.
Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke are set to star in a psychological thriller, "The Girlfriend," now streaming on Prime Video. Wright plays a protective mother of her grown man son, who is played by Laurie Davidson. Cooke portrays the new girlfriend who doesn't quite meet the mother's standards.
Fans of the mystery-comedy series "Only Murders in the Building" can rejoice as the show is returning for its fifth season. The amateur sleuths, played by Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, are back and this time, they're trying to figure out who murdered the doorman of their building. The fifth season will be available on Hulu.
Music lovers have two exciting albums to look forward to. R&B giant Ty Dolla $ign is offering his first full-length album in half a decade, titled "ALL IN." The album, set to be released on Friday, Sept. 12, is a testament to Ty Dolla $ign bringing the heat. Ed Sheeran, on the other hand, is releasing his new pop album titled "Play" on the same day. The album detours away from the acoustic introspection of Sheeran's last release, offering reserved pop music.
In cinema, "Warfare" on HBO Max embeds viewers on a seemingly minor mission in Iraq in 2006. The film, praised for rigorously rooting out war-movie cliches, is a must-watch for those seeking a fresh take on the war genre.
For those who enjoy games, Borderlands 4 is being released on Friday, Sept. 12, for PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, and PC. In this new installment, players have landed on a prison planet ruled by a tyrant known as the Timekeeper. Players must decide which rebel faction to join and which of the Timekeeper's lieutenants to take down first.
Lastly, the Netflix two-part documentary "AKA Charlie Sheen" chronicles the 60-year-old star's up-and-down career. Meanwhile, Andrew Ahn's "The Wedding Banquet," a remake and update of Ang Lee's 1993 queer landmark film, is now streaming on Paramount+.
These releases and returning shows promise to provide a diverse and engaging entertainment experience for audiences across the board. Stay tuned for more updates in the world of entertainment!
