With so many shows and movies dropping every week, finding something worth your time can be overwhelming. Whether you’re after a quick escape or a full-on binge, we’ve got you covered with a curated guide to help you choose what to watch—no endless scrolling required.
1. “The Better Sister” (watch on Prime Video)
The highly anticipated limited series “The Better Sister” on Prime Video delivers a gripping blend of suspense and raw emotional drama. Based on Alafair Burke’s bestselling novel, the series stars—and is executive produced by—Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks.
At its core is the story of Chloe, a high-powered media executive whose seemingly perfect life unravels when her estranged sister Nicky reenters the picture. Their reunion is anything but simple: Chloe’s husband is found murdered, and the sisters must navigate a tense investigation that exposes long-buried family secrets.
As they’re pulled deeper into the mystery, the show explores themes of trust, betrayal, and redemption—fueled by powerhouse performances and tightly wound storytelling. Expect emotional twists, moral gray areas, and a haunting question at the center: how well do we really know the ones we love?
2. “Adults” (watch on FX)
FX’s “Adults” is a fresh ensemble comedy that captures the messiness, joy, and existential dread of life in your twenties. Created by Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw, the series follows five close friends living together in Queens as they stumble through everything from awkward job interviews to questionable relationship choices and well-intentioned dinner parties gone wrong.
Premiering May 28, 2025, and airing through June 18, “Adults” brings sharp writing, relatable moments, and a heavy dose of millennial malaise. It’s less about having it all figured out and more about figuring it out together—one cringeworthy, heartfelt episode at a time.
3. “And Just Like That…” (watch on HBO Max)
The third season of “And Just Like That…” premieres today on Max, with new episodes airing through July 31. Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda are back—navigating life, love, and friendship in their 50s with the same charm, wit, and designer heels fans know and love.
As the women continue to evolve in a changing New York, Season 3 promises fresh faces, unexpected turns, and plenty of moments that blend nostalgia with the realities of modern womanhood. Whether you’re here for the fashion or the feels, it’s good to have the girls back.
4. “Pee-wee as Himself” (watch on HBO Max)
“Pee-wee as Himself” is a two-part documentary series that premiered on HBO and Max on May 23, 2025. Directed by Matt Wolf and produced in collaboration with Elara Pictures and HBO Documentary Films, the series offers an intimate portrait of Paul Reubens—the actor and comedian best known for creating and embodying the iconic Pee-wee Herman.
Through archival footage and previously unseen interviews recorded before his passing in 2023, the series traces Reubens’ journey from his rise to fame to his personal struggles and triumphs. Notably, Reubens speaks openly about his sexuality in the film, publicly identifying as gay after years of private acknowledgment.
5. “Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders” (watch on Netflix)
In 1982, a wave of sudden, unexplained deaths hit the Chicago area—seven people lost their lives, seemingly without connection. But a terrifying pattern soon emerged: all had taken Tylenol capsules that had been secretly laced with cyanide. The discovery triggered mass panic, a public health crisis, and one of the most intense manhunts in American history.
“Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders” revisits this chilling chapter in a new three-part docuseries—the latest in the Cold Case franchise, following 2024’s deep dive into the JonBenét Ramsey case. This series doesn’t just recount the events—it questions the unresolved truths behind them. Was it the work of a lone killer, or is there a deeper, more disturbing conspiracy that’s remained hidden for decades?
6. “Karate Kid: Legends” (watch in theaters)
The dojo is back in session. “Karate Kid: Legends” hits theaters May 30, reuniting Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan in a star-powered sequel that bridges generations of martial arts fans. Joining them is newcomer Ben Wang, a rising talent chosen through a global search, blending karate, kung fu, and taekwondo with serious skill.
Directed by Jonathan Entwistle, this latest chapter mixes nostalgia, cultural fusion, and high-stakes action. With a cast that includes Ming-Na Wen, Joshua Jackson, and Sadie Stanley, Legends promises to be more than just a fight—it’s a celebration of legacy and the next evolution of the Karate Kid story.
7. “Bono: Stories of Surrender” (watch on Apple TV+)
Premiering May 30 on Apple TV+, “Bono: Stories of Surrender” offers a heartfelt, behind-the-scenes portrait of the U2 frontman like never before. Adapted from his acclaimed one-man show, the film combines personal stories, live music, and raw reflection as Bono revisits the moments and people that shaped his life and career. It’s not just a rock doc—it’s a revealing look at the soul behind the superstar.
Whether you’re in the mood for suspense, comedy, or heartfelt music stories, this season’s lineup offers something for everyone. From gripping true crime to inspiring martial arts and intimate portraits of legendary artists, there’s no shortage of must-watch content. So grab your favorite snacks, settle in, and get ready to press play on your next favorite show or film.
