House Of The Dragon, Season 3, NOW<\/p>\n
Anticipation is high for this one \u2013 and early reviews suggest\u00a0Game of Thrones\u00a0fans\u2019 high expectations will be met. With a 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, season three of\u00a0House of the Dragon\u00a0is set against the escalating civil war that closed season two. It dives deeper into the conflict between the Targaryen factions, expanding the political and emotional fallout across Westeros, and showcasing new cast additions including James Norton as Lord Ormund Hightower.<\/p>\n
Visit NOWTV.COM<\/a><\/p>\n Wild Cherry, Paramount +<\/p>\n Set within the polished but pressure-cooker world of an elite private school, this six-part British thriller centres on lifelong friends Lorna and Juliet, whose carefully curated lives begin to unravel when their teenage daughters become entangled in a serious scandal. What starts as a crisis of reputation soon becomes a deeply personal battle, forcing the women onto opposing sides in an increasingly fraught moral stand-off. Starring Carmen Ejogo and Eve Best, the series is glossy on the surface, and dangerously combustible underneath.<\/p>\n Visit PARAMOUNTPLUS.COM<\/a><\/p>\n The American Experiment, Netflix<\/p>\n As the United States marks 250 years since its founding, this ambitious five-part documentary series looks back at the ideals, conflicts and contradictions that have shaped the nation. Executive produced by Tom Hanks, The American Experiment traces the country’s origins through to the present day, exploring everything from the rejection of monarchy to the enduring power of the Constitution. With voices from across the political spectrum, it asks what America’s founding principles mean in a deeply divided modern landscape.<\/p>\n Visit NETFLIX.COM<\/a><\/p>\n The Bear, Season 5, Disney+<\/p>\n The award-winning kitchen drama returns for its final season, with Carmy\u2019s sudden departure leaving the team in a precarious position. Sydney, Richie and Natalie are forced to regroup and keep the operation running under extreme pressure, as the pursuit of a Michelin star raises the stakes even higher. As service after service tests their limits, the series leans into its trademark intensity, chaos and emotional volatility for a final run that promises high drama in and out of the kitchen.<\/p>\n Visit DISNEYPLUS.COM<\/a><\/p>\n How To Live On Earth, In Cinemas<\/p>\n Presented by Benedict Cumberbatch, this wide-reaching documentary explores the practical realities of building a more sustainable future. Bringing together scientists, activists and thinkers from across the globe, it examines how human systems \u2013 from food production to environmental policy \u2013 might work in greater harmony with nature. With contributions from figures including Xiye Bastida and Sam Kass, and a score featuring Hans Zimmer, it blends urgency with optimism in a search for real-world solutions.<\/p>\n Visit CURZON.COM<\/a><\/p>\n Would You Rather: Decide To Survive, Prime Video<\/p>\n Romesh Ranganathan hosts this chaotic new comedy gameshow inspired by the classic party game. Taking absurd hypothetical dilemmas and bringing them to life, the series sees contestants and celebrity guests tackle increasingly ridiculous scenarios, from bizarre animal battles to impossible superpower choices. Featuring appearances from social media stars including Chunkz, Nella Rose and Chloe Burrows, it’s silly, loud and designed not to be taken too seriously.<\/p>\n